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Rails CSRF protection for SPA

Rails CSRF protection for SPA Topic of SPA (Single Page Applications like React) and Ruby on Rails as an API only is around for a while. This Frontend .

First Impression of Elixir, from a Rubyist’s Perspective

First Impression of Elixir, from a Rubyist’s Perspective A Rubyist's thoughts after playing with Elixir for a month. And why you should give Elixir and Functional Programming a try.

Demand for Ruby on Rails is Still Huge

Demand for Ruby on Rails is Still Huge In fact, judging by job postings, Rails is probably the most used full stack web technology for U.S web based startups.

Visualize Ruby with Flowcharts

Visualize Ruby with Flowcharts See Ruby control flow and methods calls as flow charts. Helps developers better understand code and explain it to the non-technical. By using the DSL you.

Improving Ruby Concurrency

Improving Ruby Concurrency Ruby currently implements mutually exclusive threads and exposes both blocking and non-blocking operations. It also supports Fibers which can be used to implement cooperatively scheduled event-driven IO.

Why Crystal Is My Next Language

Why Crystal Is My Next Language After around 7 years of using Python, I’m just as passionate about it now as I was then. However, as time goes on, one looks for new adventures and challenges. The time has come for me to try another language!.

Simple shortcuts to get more out of Bundler

Simple shortcuts to get more out of Bundler Ruby's dependency manager, Bundler, includes lots of features to help make life as a developer a little easier. Here are a few of my favorites, and the shortcuts I've written to make them even simpler to.

A Simple Way to Decrease Complexity of Routes in Rails

A Simple Way to Decrease Complexity of Routes in Rails Here is а pretty simple and elegant solution to decrease complexity of routes in Ruby on Rails applications.

Hidden jewels of Ruby stdlib

Hidden jewels of Ruby stdlib Ruby comes distributed with a vast standard library. We only use a fraction of it, usually. Everyone knows date, set, json, maybe even csv. But there are.

Rails hurts, because we're using it wrong. Let's fix that!

Rails hurts, because we're using it wrong. Let's fix that! Rails hurts, because we're using it wrong. Let's fix that! by Ivan NemytchenkoPublished June 4, 2018 in Programming.

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