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Ruby on Rails Case Study: How JetThoughts Improved OpenApply

Ruby on Rails Case Study: How JetThoughts Improved OpenApply's Code and UX

OpenApply is a smart software platform that makes admissions and enrollment easier for students...
Minitest Advantages: Simple Testing for Rails Projects

Minitest Advantages: Simple Testing for Rails Projects

Minitest and RSpec are great testing tools for Ruby on Rails, each with its style, strengths, and...
Ruby on Rails 8: Simplifying Sharding with New Methods

Ruby on Rails 8: Simplifying Sharding with New Methods

Ruby on Rails 8 brings helpful updates for working with sharded databases. The new methods...
Ruby on Rails 8: Custom Compression for Encrypted Data

Ruby on Rails 8: Custom Compression for Encrypted Data

In Ruby on Rails 8, ActiveRecord’s encryption features are more flexible than ever. You can now set a...
Ruby on Rails 8: How to Batch with Custom Columns

Ruby on Rails 8: How to Batch with Custom Columns

Ruby on Rails 8 introduces a handy feature for developers handling large datasets: batching with...
Test-Driven Development (TDD) in Ruby: A Step-by-Step Guide

Test-Driven Development (TDD) in Ruby: A Step-by-Step Guide

In Test-Driven Development (TDD), you start with tests, not code. First, write a test that defines...
Rails 8: Introducing the New Default Asset Pipeline – Propshaft

Rails 8: Introducing the New Default Asset Pipeline – Propshaft

The Rails asset pipeline helps manage static assets like CSS, JavaScript, and images. It improves...
Working with LLMs in Ruby on Rails: A Simple Guide

Working with LLMs in Ruby on Rails: A Simple Guide

Why You Need to Work with LLMs Today Large Language Models (LLMs) are reshaping how we...
Kamal Integration in Rails 8 by Default

Kamal Integration in Rails 8 by Default

In Rails 8, Kamal will be included by default. This change aims to simplify deployment and...
How to avoid N + 1 and keep your Ruby on Rails controller clean

How to avoid N + 1 and keep your Ruby on Rails controller clean

Where to put the logic related to database queries optimization in a Ruby on Rails...