How Small PR Improves Team Productivity
In many companies, teams work together to achieve big goals. One way to keep the team productive is by focusing on small pull requests (PRs).
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Recent Searches & Sorting Hashes: How They are Connected
In one of the applications, that we are developing, we needed to implement the storing of 10 last user search requests.
Simultaneous work on the feature for frontend and backend developers
How do split features on static and backend for 2 developers to prevent blockers? What no-time solution we could use for small projects?
React + Ruby on Rails without any gems
How to start using React components written in TypeScript using Ruby on Rails as a server with only built-in Rails features?
Mock Everything Is a Good Way to Sink
Have you found a lot of code with mocks and stubs? But how do you feel about it? When I see mocks/stubs, I am always looking for the way to remove them.
How We Helped an Existing Product Debug, Grow, and Gain More (Satisfied) Customers
As its client base grew, Faria Education Group (FEG) needed to ensure its OpenApply product could accommodate increasing demand. The problem?
How To Memoize False and Nil Values
Memoizing with ||= breaks quietly when a method legitimately returns false or nil. Use defined?(@_result) instead, and here is why that works.
How to Get Remote Teams to High Perform
Raise your hand in case you feel confused about project progress. How often do you ask about the current status in Slack?
Heroku Reviews Apps prevent delivering bugs on production
Are you afraid to deploy a master branch to the production? Do you still mess with staging servers?
Cleaning Up Your Rails Views With View Objects
The main reason not to put the complex logic into your views is, of course, testing.
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