The magic behind popular Ruby code
The config-way of setting variables You can see this code in almost every Ruby gem that utilizes initializers to set […]
Month: January 2023
Cable Ready – use websockets in Rails app without custom JavaScript
Introduction Cable Ready is a great addition for Action Cable, especially if you don’t like to write JavaScript code to interact […]
Rails 6 and Stimulus js
Stimulus.js is a JavaScript framework created by the founders of Basecamp. It’s easy to integrate but powerful and allows us […]
Your first A/B test with Rails
If you are not yet familiarized with the A/B tests, let me introduce you to this topic in few sentences. […]
World beyond Rails – web frameworks
Even though Ruby owes most of its popularity to the Ruby on Rails framework, many other great frameworks and libraries […]
The Sidekiq job flow
At first sight, it seems that the way Sidekiq jobs work is straightforward, but the truth is that the whole […]
Rails procedure design pattern
Have you ever came across a code that verifies a lot of conditions to allow for some action? In normal […]
Rails routes – less known features
Routes are the fundamental part of the Rails framework, as, without them, it won’t be possible to navigate through the […]
Rails value object design pattern
A quick look at the pattern’s name Let’s just quickly analyze its name before we move on: The definition There […]