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Playing Sounds in Rails with the Audio API

Playing Sounds in Rails with the Audio API In this post, we'll learn how Campfire allows users to play various funny sounds by typing `/play` followed by the name of the sound. I found the entire flow pretty interesting, involving various aspects of Rails and Hotwire. Let's see how it's done.

Ruby Koans in the Browser

Ruby Koans in the Browser Learn the Ruby programming language in your browser. This version of the Ruby Koans was made by Andi Idogawa using Ruby.wasm.

Configuring IRB autocomplete - DEV Community

Configuring IRB autocomplete - DEV Community Since the release of Rails 7, the Rails console comes with a super cool autocomplete feature that provides suggestions to you as you type. This is much like the intellisense and snippets you get while writing code in an editor. But let's take a lo...

A decent VS Code Ruby on Rails setup

A decent VS Code Ruby on Rails setup Setting up VS Code for Ruby on Rails development can be tricky, so I wrote this article to help. In it, I share different VS CUsing VS Code as a Ruby on Rails editor shouldn't be so hard! It's tricky deciding which extensions to use, and a bunch o...

Using Hotwire and Rails to build a live commenting system - DEV Community

Using Hotwire and Rails to build a live commenting system - DEV Community Today we're exploring Hotwire, a new-old way of building web applications by sending HTML instead of JSON over the wire.We'll learn how Hotwire works with Ruby on Rails by building a simple application that allows users to leave comments on a proj...

Kamal - Deploy Rails Apps with this New Gem - YouTube

Kamal - Deploy Rails Apps with this New Gem - YouTube Kamal makes it easy to deploy apps, so let's look at how to deploy a Ruby on Rails app with Kamal.Digital Ocean $200 Credit for 60 days (Affiliate Code):https://m.do.co/c/e10ec451ee35Checkout my course(s) at: https://learn.deanin.comSource:https:/...

Ruby tap() vs yield_self() - by Suraj Mishra

Ruby tap() vs yield_self() - by Suraj Mishra tap() method yields self to the block and returns self. One of the typical use cases of tap() is the method chaining over an object, operating over it inside a block, and returning the object itself.In ruby, the implementation looks like the below...

Rails 8 introduces a built-in rate limiting API - BigBinary Blog

Rails 8 introduces a built-in rate limiting API - BigBinary Blog In the dynamic world of web development, managing the flow of requests is crucial for maintaining a responsive and reliable application. Rate limiting is a powerful technique that acts as the traffic cop for your API, ensuring fair access to resou...

Anonymous Block Forwarding in Ruby

Anonymous Block Forwarding in Ruby In this post, we'll take a look at the anonymous block forwarding feature added in Ruby 3.1. It lets you replace your execute(.

Turbo Sortable Paginated Tables in Ruby on Rails

Turbo Sortable Paginated Tables in Ruby on Rails We're going to build a common UI pattern: a sortable, paginated table using the power of Ruby on Rails and Turbo Frames.Sortable Table HeadersThe first step is to create the sortable table headers as simple links. I wrote a few helper methods in R...

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