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Cleaning Up Your Rails Views With View Objects

Cleaning Up Your Rails Views With View Objects

The main reason not to put the complex logic into your views is, of course, testing.
Checklist for the non-tech founder

Checklist for the non-tech founder

Non-tech founder checklist for managing dev teams: Track commits, standups, Kanban boards. Control your product development without technical expertise ✓
Avoid data migrations in the schema migrations for Rails

Avoid data migrations in the schema migrations for Rails

Could you re-run all migrations in the project? How often were you required to fix them while production was under fire?
Speed up GitHub PR’s review of your React applications

Speed up GitHub PR’s review of your React applications

Would you like to speed up PR’s review of React application, when you use Jest snapshot testing?
Services and tools to automatize development for the remote teams

Services and tools to automatize development for the remote teams

We save a lot of time on development and create better products due to well-formed workflow.
Migrate from Sidekiq to Sidekiq.cr in Rails application

Migrate from Sidekiq to Sidekiq.cr in Rails application

Running Sidekiq jobs in Crystal from a Rails app: isolate the job behind a service first, then point that service at the Crystal worker.
How to know what your team is doing?

How to know what your team is doing?

What techniques do you use to work with the team in an async, remote environment?
Git minimum for effective project development

Git minimum for effective project development

For beginners who are not familiar with Git or GitFlow, we grabbed the most common commands to be effective from the first day.
Feature Branches and Where to Find Them

Feature Branches and Where to Find Them

Here we want to go through the feature branch process, show what downsides this approach may have and share why it causes us pain.
Cheap tests with Ghost Inspector

Cheap tests with Ghost Inspector

What do you do when a legacy project has no tests and adding them is difficult?

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