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How to build a search engine with Ruby on Rails: Introducing the Whereable design pattern

How to build a search engine with Ruby on Rails: Introducing the Whereable design pattern You don’t hear this one every day: I just made a critical database query 10x faster by moving the bulk of the complexity out of SQL and back into Ruby. This post will explain how I did it, plus how you can apply a similar approach to rethinking se...

Ruby 3.1 – Shorthand Hash Syntax

Ruby 3.1 – Shorthand Hash Syntax It's the time of year again, and with it comes a bundle of new Ruby 3.1 features getting approved and merged ahead of the December release.This series will be covering a few of the interesting ones I see going across the bug tracker. Have one you ...

Introducing Dotenv Validator: A Lean Library to Validate Your Environment Variables

Introducing Dotenv Validator: A Lean Library to Validate Your Environment Variables dotenv_validator is a new Ruby gem that validates your environment variables by interpreting comments in your .env.sample file.

Testing Your Edge Cases

Testing Your Edge Cases A little combination math goes a long way to catching edge cases.

Build an OIDC provider with rodauth-oauth in rails, while keeping your authentication · HTTPX

Build an OIDC provider with rodauth-oauth in rails, while keeping your authentication · HTTPX I’ve written before about rodauth-oauth and how to use it to make an OAuth2 or OIDC Connect provider out of a rails application, and where I built a rails demo app based out of Janko Mahronic’s rodauth-rails demo app as a workable tutorial. It sho...

Release Hot Glue Now support ERB templates as an alternative to HAML · jasonfb/hot-glue

Release Hot Glue Now support ERB templates as an alternative to HAML · jasonfb/hot-glue Rapid scaffold builder for Turbo-Rails and Hotwire - Release Hot Glue Now support ERB templates as an alternative to HAML · jasonfb/hot-glue Hot Glue — the fastest way to build scaffolding in Ruby on Rails with turbo views — now supports HAML and ...

Compress Your HTML Responses - Andy Croll

Compress Your HTML Responses - Andy Croll There are multiple aspects to the performance of typical Rails applications: database queries, view render time, fragment caching, and more. There are also considerations for the front-end: image compression, Javascript, and CSS size.We often use ...

Using Hotwire with Rails

Using Hotwire with Rails Hotwire provides a way to build modern web applications without writing JavaScript by sending HTML instead of JSON over the wire, which makes pages load faster. It maintains rendering on the server-side and allows for a simpler and more productive...

A Rubyist's Guide to Vite.js · Máximo Mussini

A Rubyist's Guide to Vite.js · Máximo Mussini One of the reasons Ruby is so enjoyable is that we can fire up a console and quickly try things out and iterate on ideas—the development experience is interactive.Vite.js is a build tool that can provide a similar feedback loop when doing web deve...

Using an objet to represent a complex preload

Using an objet to represent a complex preload Sometimes just using preload or includes is not possible… or maybe it is, but you just can’t figure it out how to do it.Maybe you want to preload some records matching two keys, or preload a grouped relation.Maybe you know how to represent the ass...

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