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Introducing form_props: The power of Rails forms now available for React!
Miss the convenience of Rails when working in React? Tired of building React forms ever so slightly different from project to project? Prefer working w.
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Write snippet code to rewrite your source code · Synvert
Different than other linter tools (e.g. rubocop) or codemod tools (e.g. jscodeshift), synvert allows you to write snippet code to rewrite your source c.
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Notes on git's error messages
While writing about Git, I’ve noticed that a lot of folks struggle with Git’s error messages. I’ve had many years to get used to these error messages s.
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Work around Rails schema noise with one weird trick?
In this project, db/schema.rb has almost 4000 lines, and over 800 get automatically changed any time I run a migration. It’s a little annoying.Not ever.
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37signals Dev — Modern CSS patterns in Campfire
Recently, customers who have purchased a copy of ONCE/Campfire were invited to participate in a live walk through the app’s CSS code. Campfire was buil.
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How PlanetScale makes schema changes
One of our early goals when building PlanetScale was to make the absolute best schema change process for engineering teams. We've been iterating on thi.
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Flappy Bird clone in Ruby. If you had your mobile phone in the
If you had your mobile phone in the early 2010s you certainly remember Flappy Bird. A tiny, super addictive game designed by a bright Vietnamese studen.
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Abstract methods and NotImplementedError in Ruby
Ruby’s NotImplementedError exception is often used as a placeholder in abstract classes for methods that should be implemented by subclasses. But did y.
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Using Lambdas and Callables for Deferred Evaluation, Control Flow, and New Language Patterns | Fullstack Ruby
Ruby blocks are simply amazing, and I’ve written about some of the cool things you can do with them.But something which confused me early on as I learn.
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Super Fast Rails – A promise given is a debt - RorVsWild
Before reading this one, you should read the previous article to understand fully.If you don’t have a few extra minutes, here is a summary: I was descr.