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Luca Guidi - Hanami 2.0 - rubyday 2019 on Vimeo

Luca Guidi - Hanami 2.0 - rubyday 2019 on Vimeo Hanami is being reinvented. We learned from experience, and community feedback, how to build a much more simplified, fast, and productive framework. This is a preview of how Hanami 2.0 will work.

A Scoop of Sorbet - First Impressions

A Scoop of Sorbet - First Impressions Stripe just released a new gem for static typing in Ruby called Sorbet after a long period of teasing at it publicly at conferences like Ruby Kaigi.Let's take a look into it and see what we find. These will be my first impressions reading through ...

Top 5 reasons why you should upgrade your Rails Application

Top 5 reasons why you should upgrade your Rails Application Almost every Ruby on Rails application starts life on the latest current version of Rails.But as time moves on, sometimes these applications are not kept up to date with the latest version of Rails. As the months roll by, the application becomes m...

Tests that sometimes fail

Tests that sometimes fail Once you have a project that is a few years old with a large test suite an ugly pattern emerges.Some tests that used to always work, start “sometimes” working. This starts slowly, “oh that test, yeah it sometimes fails, kick the build off again”. ...

A Modular RuboCop

A Modular RuboCop Last year at RubyKaigi I spoke about the past and the future of RuboCop. This talk marked the birth of the RuboCop HQ organization and the first time I spoke about RuboCop 1.0. There were 3 primary areas of work I outlined for RuboCop 1.0 back the...

MinitestLog

MinitestLog MinitestLog gives you three things:Nested sections: Use nested sections to structure your test (and, importantly, its log), so that the test can "tell its story" clearly.Data explication: Use data-logging methods to log objects. Most collections (...

Reasons Why Ruby is not dead?

Reasons Why Ruby is not dead? We are already in 2019. Ruby on Rails is now 13 years old. As per the latest usage information on Built With, Ruby on Rails is currently used by a total 2,701,960 websites. There are already 8,66,537 live websites with an additional 1,835,423 webs...

How To improve The Performance of Ruby on Rails Application?

How To improve The Performance of Ruby on Rails Application? We have already discussed why we love Ruby on Rails and why we prefer as well as suggest Ruby on Rails framework to develop web applications to our clients. RoR framework emphasis on certain principles like don’t repeat yourself and convention ove...

About this book - The Well-Grounded Rubyist, Third Edition

About this book - The Well-Grounded Rubyist, Third Edition liveBooks are enhanced books. They add narration, interactive exercises, code execution, and other features to eBooks.

The Missing Ruby Code Formatter

The Missing Ruby Code Formatter Ever since Go made popular the idea of having one canonical way of formatting the code for a particular programming language (by bundling the gofmt tool with the language), programmers in every community have been trying (with various degree of su...

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