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Incremental lint fixes by GitHub Actions

Incremental lint fixes by GitHub Actions

How do you apply new lint rules to the legacy project with active development? Have you added...
Data migrations with Rails

Data migrations with Rails

Data migration is a common part of working with databases, and Ruby on Rails developers have many...
How to use Ruby on Rails Concerns

How to use Ruby on Rails Concerns

A Rails concern is a module that extends the ActiveSupport::Concern module. You can use Сoncerns to...
How To Setup Default Values For Attributes In Ruby On Rails

How To Setup Default Values For Attributes In Ruby On Rails

Have you ever thought setting default values for attributes in Ruby on Rails could be...
What is the difference between joins and includes in Rails ActiveRecord?

What is the difference between joins and includes in Rails ActiveRecord?

The main difference is that when using includes the eager loading is used. Eager loading allows you...
Pitfalls of using metaprogramming in Ruby on Rails application

Pitfalls of using metaprogramming in Ruby on Rails application

Do you know that metaprogramming is easy to add but hard to support? Developers underestimated risks...
Preview UI changes with Ruby on Rails variants

Preview UI changes with Ruby on Rails variants

When implementing new design for a live application we usually don’t want our users to see an...
Generating random strings with Ruby

Generating random strings with Ruby

When you need to generate a random alphanumeric string of a specified length in ruby you have a...
Manage Bundler indirect dependencies versions

Manage Bundler indirect dependencies versions

Have you seen that bundler stuck on finding how to upgrade your gems? What to do if there is a new...
How to get & build full URLs in Rails

How to get & build full URLs in Rails

There are some cases when you want to get a current request absolute URL. Thankfully, Rails got you...