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14 tools and gems every Ruby developer would love: My favorite for Ruby feedback loops, performance and debugging, and data management
Ruby is my favorite programming language, thanks to the expressiveness, the focus on developer happiness and one of the best language communities out there. As a Ruby developer, I can get into a flow at will.Another big part of Ruby’s shine: the r...
Rails 8 adds allow_browser to set minimum browser version | Saeloun Blog
Browser compatibility is critical for ensuring that a website displays and performs properly across several web browsers. Every browser renders code differently, thus compatibility testing is critical for reaching a larger audience. It involves ev...
Password Reset Vulnerabilities, Hacker One and Humility - RubyGems Blog
Have you ever thrown actual spaghetti at a wall? It’s funny, sticky and barely induces any panic. HackerOne reports, on the other hand, have the opposite effect. Unlike wet spaghetti, the clean-up job is far more work for our security team.Running...
Job offers for Ruby programming language - Work Hunty
If you are looking for a Ruby developer job abroad or even remote work, it's interesting to look at which places have the most jobs posted on Linkedin for those skills.These interactive charts will tell you the places where the most jobs are being...
How we migrated from Sidekiq to Solid Queue - BigBinary Blog
BigBinary is building a suite of products under neeto. We currently have around 22 products under development and all of the products are using Sidekiq. After the launch of Solid Queue, we decided to migrate neetoForm from Sidekiq to Solid Queue.P...
HTMX Rails: Exploring them with a Toy App. - DEV Community
When it comes to UI, React is king, but in the Rails world We have Turbo to save us from writing as much Javascript code as possible. 😜. Well, HTMX has that same goal and on top of that is THE trend right now. In this article we will take the firs...
Celebrating 10 Million Views: Exploring Ruby on Rails .ba
Ruby on Rails .ba, a vibrant hub for the Ruby community, is celebrating a significant milestone: 10 million views. Since its inception, the platform has been a go-to destination for developers, enthusiasts, and learners eager to delve into the wor...
JRuby Prism - A new parser for a new era | blog.jruby.org
JRuby has added support for the new backend parser Prism via the gem: jruby-prism-parser. Installing this gem will give you access to enable Prism (export JRUBY_OPTS="-Xparser.prism"). At this stage jruby-prism-parser is at the technology preview ...
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