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Monster Code: An application made with React, Ruby, SQLite, Sinatra and Active Record
In this blog one can get a more in depth analysis of the application my team made for our phase 3 project in the Flatiron School's software engineering bootcamp. React was used for the front end while Ruby, Active Record, Sinatra, and SQLite were ...
How to auto-generate OpenAPI docs for Django, Flask, Spring and Rails apps
The OpenAPI Specification (also/previously called Swagger) helps developers model, document, implement and test web applications and services APIs. It’s a wonderful thing! And unsurprisingly, it’s embraced by dev teams and documentation communitie...
Setting up Rubocop correctly with Gitpod and VSCode Ruby
I've recently come across Gitpod. Gitpod provides cloud-based development environments. They're similar to GitHub Codespaces, but in my opinion offer a better experience. Setting up an environment is simpler and they are all about ephemerality. Th...
How to Add Custom Filters to Administrate Dashboards
Administrate is one of my favorites Rails gems.It gives you a CRUD interface for your entire database in seconds.This means any admin user can log in and get access to our database records from the browser. They can create, read, update, or delete...
How to change the database in a Rails application?
sometimes I came across the need to change the application's database, because many times we start with a study project with Sqlite3 and then the project ends up getting bigger with another need and then we decided to change to another one like (P...