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Presenting Islands Architecture in Bridgetown 1.3 “Kelly Butte” | Bridgetown

Presenting Islands Architecture in Bridgetown 1.3 “Kelly Butte” | Bridgetown Also introducing support for Declarative Shadow DOM, much nicer error handling, and many maintenance fixes.We’re pleased to announce the release of Bridgetown 1.3 “Kelly Butte”. Thanks to the many contributors who have helped make this release pos...

Making Sorbet compatible with Ruby 3.2 | Rails at Scale

Making Sorbet compatible with Ruby 3.2 | Rails at Scale On the Ruby Developer Experience team here at Shopify, our goal is to deliver a state-of-the-art development experience to Rubyists both at Shopify and in the broader community. This means keeping our tools up-to-date with the most recent versions...

Ruby Struct

Ruby Struct In simple words, Ruby Struct is a built-in class that provides useful functionalities and shortcuts. You can use it for both logic and tests. I will quickly go through its features, compare with other similar stuff, and show some less-known but st...

How to Implement Rails-like Views in Ruby

How to Implement Rails-like Views in Ruby In this article, we will learn 'one' way to implement the controller-to-view data handoff using instance variables, just like Rails, and following the same conventions as Rails. Although it's a highly simplified implementation to keep things simpl...

What is the difference between Turbo and Stimulus, and what exactly is Hotwire?

What is the difference between Turbo and Stimulus, and what exactly is Hotwire? If it has been a while since you last used Rails, you may be feeling a little lost with some of the newer, front-end focussed features that Rails has added over the years. Stimulus, Turbo Drive, Turbo Frames, Turbo Streams, Strada, Hotwire - what ...

[Proposal] Optimistic locking without `lock_version` - rubyonrails-core - Ruby on Rails Discussions

[Proposal] Optimistic locking without `lock_version` - rubyonrails-core - Ruby on Rails Discussions There are some use cases where optimistic locking is useful, but doesn’t need the full complexity of a lock_version increment. For example, say a record in the database needs to be “claimed” by the first user who claims.

Introduce defp keyword for defining overloadable, pattern matched methods

Introduce defp keyword for defining overloadable, pattern matched methods Pattern matching has become one of my favorite features of Ruby, if not my favorite. It changed the way I write and express my thoughts through clean, maintainable code. And I'd like to use it more.I propose a new keyword, defp, for defining a met...

Rails Generators and Templates

Rails Generators and Templates This post focuses entirely on breaking down how templates work with Rails Generators. If you’re looking for a higher-level post that provides a more end-to-end guide, you may want to check out “Creating Custom Rails Generators” that zooms out to s...

Ruby GUI with Glimmer - DEV Community

Ruby GUI with Glimmer - DEV Community From the very first time I started getting into development and programming, I always felt like I wanted to create my very own GUI. Whether it was for something as simple as cheating in a flash game 🦹🏽‍♂️ or something more useful like setting a ti...

Rails' Hidden Gems: ActiveSupport Cache Increment and Decrement

Rails' Hidden Gems: ActiveSupport Cache Increment and Decrement You've probably used `Rails.cache` to read, write, and fetch cached data in Rails—but did you know you can also work with counters? In this series, Jonathan Miles introduces us to some of the lesser-known tools hidden in your Rails.

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