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Celebrating 10 Million Views: Exploring Ruby on Rails .ba

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 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 ...

How does Sidekiq work? | Mike Perham

How does Sidekiq work? | Mike Perham Sidekiq is one of the most ubiquitous1 Ruby background job processors out there. To anybody who has worked with Ruby on and off Rails, it needs no introduction. Sidekiq has a 10 year track record of being an efficient, battle-tested and simple-to...

Hanami | Hanami 2.1: Views that are a sight to see

Hanami | Hanami 2.1: Views that are a sight to see Working on your app’s front-end now starts with a single new command: hanami dev.Running hanami dev starts the familiar Hanami web server alongside our new front-end assets watcher and compiler.From there, you’re ready to open http://localhost:230...

Interview Bible | 📘 Ultimate Job Interview Preparation eBook Bundle

Interview Bible | 📘 Ultimate Job Interview Preparation eBook Bundle 1. 2200 Job Interview Questions and Answers: Dive deep into a vast repository of meticulously crafted interview questions, covering a spectrum of topics tailored specifically for IT professionals. Whether you're delving into Ruby, Ruby on Rails, P...

37signals Dev — Vanilla Rails is plenty

37signals Dev — Vanilla Rails is plenty The seminal Domain Driven Design (DDD) book discusses these four conceptual layers: presentation, application, domain, and infrastructure. The application layer implements business tasks by coordinating work with the domain layer. But Rails only o...

Need for Speed: Using RuboCop with Prism | Meta Redux

Need for Speed: Using RuboCop with Prism | Meta Redux I’ve been keeping an eye on Prism for while, as RuboCop has long been criticized for its choice of parser (and more specifically - for that parser being somewhat slow). That being said - parser migrations are always a pain, especially in a project...

Using Serial Ports with Ruby | Tenderlove Making

Using Serial Ports with Ruby | Tenderlove Making Lets mess around with serial ports today! I love doing hardware hacking, and dealing with serial ports is a common thing you have to do when working with embedded systems. Of course I want to do everything with Ruby, and I had found Ruby serial po...

RuboCop comes built-in with Rails 8.0 | Shakacode

RuboCop comes built-in with Rails 8.0 | Shakacode Maintaining clean, readable, and consistent code in web development is paramount. Ensuring that code remains maintainable as projects grow in complexity becomes increasingly challenging. This is where tools like RuboCop come into play, helping mai...

Running Open-Source AI Models Locally With Ruby | reinteractive

Running Open-Source AI Models Locally With Ruby | reinteractive G’day Rubyists. I’m currently working with a client on implementing a custom AI solution using an open source AI model. The reason for this is the client has very sensitive customer information and we don’t want to pass this across to OpenAI or ot...

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