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Your first A/B test with Rails - Paweł Dąbrowski

Your first A/B test with Rails - Paweł Dąbrowski If you are not yet familiarized with the A/B tests, let me introduce you to this topic in few sentences. While unit, integration, or acceptance tests ensure that your application behaves as you expect it, A/B tests help you to choose which version...

Turbo Native iOS and Android apps in 15 minutes | Masilotti.com

Turbo Native iOS and Android apps in 15 minutes | Masilotti.com With Turbo Native, Ruby on Rails developers can build iOS and Android apps that aren’t a nightmare to maintain. An embedded web view renders the HTML and CSS content you already have, letting you skip the slow and expensive development cycles of b...

Speeding Up Assets Precompilation - FastRuby.io | Rails Upgrade Service

Speeding Up Assets Precompilation - FastRuby.io | Rails Upgrade Service There has been a lot of conversations on social media about the “NoBuild opens a new window” approach: using native browser features and plain CSS JavaScript to avoid a precompilation step for our assets.In many cases, it’s not easy to move to a “...

Super Fast Rails - RorVsWild

Super Fast Rails - RorVsWild We are releasing a gem to help developers write ultra-optimized code. The goal is to allow developers to write code as fast as possible without caring about performance. Rails scales.

How to build an interactive UI with Rails and Turbo - YouTube

How to build an interactive UI with Rails and Turbo - YouTube Learn how to use Turbo Drive, Turbo Frames, and Turbo Streams to create an interactive UI with Ruby on Rails without using React.The code → https://github.com/DevsCoach/deep-wor...

HotwireCombobox

HotwireCombobox It's a combobox (aka autocomplete) gem for Ruby on Rails applications.You will need Turbo and Stimulus installed and running in your app to use this gem.Head to our GitHub repo for installation instructions or read on for a quick demo.HotwireCombo...

Do you tune out Ruby deprecation warnings? | Arkency Blog

Do you tune out Ruby deprecation warnings? | Arkency Blog Looking into deprecation warnings is an essential habit to maintain an up-to-date tech stack. Thanks to the explicit configuration of ActiveSupport::Deprecation in the environment-specific configuration files, it’s quite common to handle deprecati...

Event Sourcing with Rails from scratch

Event Sourcing with Rails from scratch In the previous article Introduction to Event Sourcing and CQRS we got familiar with the main concepts of Event Sourcing and reviewed the cons and pros of this approach.Implementing Event Sourcing in Rails can be a powerful way to handle complex b...

rails/rails-new: Create Rails projects with Ruby installed

rails/rails-new: Create Rails projects with Ruby installed You can use this repository to generate a new Rails application without having to install Ruby on your machine.It works by using Docker to generate the Rails application for you. Docker takes care of installing the right Ruby and Rails versions fo...

Building a sortable table with Turbo 8's page refreshes · Colby.so

Building a sortable table with Turbo 8's page refreshes · Colby.so Scroll-restoring, morphing page refreshes are one of the headline features of Turbo 8. Page refreshes make it easier than ever to build modern, SPA-like experiences with Turbo and Ruby on Rails.One of the most immediate wins for page refreshes is ...

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