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ViewComponent in Rails 8: Building a Tested Product Card
ViewComponents put UI logic in a Ruby class instead of scattering it across views, helpers and partials. Building a product card to show how.
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 custom compression algorithm for encrypted attributes.
Ruby on Rails 8: How to Batch with Custom Columns
Rails 8 lets in_batches cursor on columns other than the primary key. What that changes for multi-tenant data and large migrations.
Ruby on Rails 8: Simplifying Sharding with New Methods
Ruby on Rails 8 brings helpful updates for working with sharded databases.
How Automated QA Testing Helps Startups Grow Faster
In the fast-paced world of startups, maintaining top software quality is key to growth and success.
Avoid Candidates Who Hide Details
Hiring red flags for startups: Spot candidates who hide details, lack transparency. Learn remote hiring best practices, evaluate technical talent effectively ✓
Stop using Faker and random data in the test fixtures.
Faker/FFaker can seem like the perfect solution to generate data for testing.
Active Job in Rails 4.2 With a Delayed Job Backend
Recently we have upgraded one of our own projects to Rails 4.2. New minor version contains many improvements of old features and adds some new ones.
Help shepherd to count sheep in Elixir
I have been thinking about learning a functional language for a long time. So recently I’ve started to play around with Elixir.
Jekyll + GitHub Pages + Forestry.io
I’ve recently migrated the jetthoughts.com website on Jekyll to Forestry.io.
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