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How To Refactor Big Rails Projects

How To Refactor Big Rails Projects Today, I’m going to show how to refactor an existing Rails application, that hard to maintain, and for some reasons you want to keep it as close as possible to the common “Rails.

State machines in Rails 5

State machines in Rails 5 State machine make it dead-simple to manage the behaviour of a rails 5 model by introducing states, events, transitions, and callbacks. We will implement this with AASM ruby.

A simple explanation of Service Objects for Ruby on Rails

A simple explanation of Service Objects for Ruby on Rails Rails follows a Model-View-Controller pattern. This raises questions around where programming logic should go once a Ruby on Rails application reaches a certain size. Generally, the principles.

Ruby and Emacs Tip: Advanced Pry Integration

Ruby and Emacs Tip: Advanced Pry Integration Pry is one of those tools that you'll despise until you actually learn what it can do for you. It's a window to the Ruby language, a land where things have extreme late-binding and can change at any time.

Connecting to the Apple Music API from a Ruby (on Rails) application

Connecting to the Apple Music API from a Ruby (on Rails) application At work we often need information about songs, artists, albums etc. Before long we used to get this information from the iTunes API, but more and more Apple is moving services away from their over.

Containers for Rails Developers: Use containers while staying true to your RoR roots

Containers for Rails Developers: Use containers while staying true to your RoR roots As a company running on Ruby on Rails and with hundreds of our customers running Rails to power their businesses I thought what better opportunity to share our experience of moving our Ruby on Rails application to run in containers and on top of K...

Functional Programming in Ruby for people who don’t know what functional programming is

Functional Programming in Ruby for people who don’t know what functional programming is I have a habit of throwing myself into the deep end, and this post is the result of one such occurrence. On Monday, I’ll attend a Meetup called “Functional and Dysfunctional Programming in Javascript”. The organizer asked if anyone could give a sh...

Writing a Gem with native extensions

Writing a Gem with native extensions Writing a Gem with native extensions29 August 2018There are many reasons you might want to write a Gem using native extensions. Performance is perhaps the most obvious. CPU heavy tasks, such as number crunching, can be re-written in C, to be many ...

Testing APIs in Ruby: An overview

Testing APIs in Ruby: An overview Having written a number of API clients in Ruby, I’ve often run into the problem of testing them. We can assume that the API will return the results specified in their documentation, but we’d still like to see what our API client returns.

The Ruby Bibliography

The Ruby Bibliography The Ruby programming language hasn't historically been the subject of much research, either in industry or academia. A lot of recent systems research has used languages like C, C and Java.

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