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Noteflakes: Extralite - a new Ruby gem for working with SQLite databases
In the last year I’ve been working a lot with SQLite databases. I started by using the popular sqlite3-ruby Ruby gem, but quickly noticed that for my usage there were a few things missing in the gem’s API. Being a tinkerer, and having had some exp...
Exploring dependency injection in Ruby - Remi Mercier
Lately, I’ve been interested in abstractions: why objects behave the way they do, how do we architecture our code so it’s open to change (without causing unnecessary headaches), to which class that specific behavior should belong? And during that ...
The two common ways to call a Ruby block - Code with Jason
Ruby blocks can be difficult to understand. One of the details which presents an obstacle to fully understanding blocks is the fact that there is more than one way to call a block.In this post we’ll go over the two common ways of calling a Ruby bl...
A Rubyist's Walk Along the C-side (Part 7): TypedData Objects - Peter Zhu
In the previous article, you saw how to define and use Ruby classes and modules through the C API. However, you might have noticed that for pretty much every operation, we needed to call into Ruby (e.g. reading and writing instance variables, call...
Choosing the Right Technology for SaaS Product Development: Benefits of Ruby on Rails
Being the largest segment of the global public cloud services market, the SaaS industry is constantly growing. Undoubtedly, the launch of a SaaS application might be a very lucrative business.But it is not always easy to start up a successful SaaS...
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