Sidekiq::Undertaker

Sidekiq::Undertaker is a plugin for Sidekiq. It allows exploring, reviving (retrying) or burying (deleting) dead jobs. For easy exploring the dead-jobs queue is broken down into time windows (buckets) of hours, days and weeks. Read more

Organize your Ruby code using blocks

Real world refactoring example (after code review), where happy path is made obvious through block usage.

How to write Javascript in Rails 6 | Webpacker, Yarn and Sprockets

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New Features, Methods & Improvements in Ruby 2.7

Ruby 2.7 is coming! Discover the most interesting changes in this new Ruby version & get ready for the update:

Introducing Skunk v0.3.2 at RubyConf 2019

A walk-through of what was the issue with the previous version of Skunk (presented at SolidusConf) and the solution of it which was later presented at RubyConf 2019. Read more

Nested API parameter validation in Rails with ActiveModel::Validations

Working Around ActiveRecord Callbacks

I just published an article over on my company’s site called Working Around ActiveRecord Callbacks. In it I talk a little bit about the issues with ActiveRecord callbacks and how they don’t scale well once your app grows beyond being a “simple CRUD app”. I got on to explain a useful technique for working around troublesome callbacks when you don’t have the resources to refactor them out into service classes or some other pattern.

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Rails 6 adds ability to block writes to a database

ActiveWorkflow 0.9.6 released - Automation powered by software agents

You can now write your software agents in any programming language you like, including Ruby of course. An agent written in Python is given as an example. You can find full documentation for this feature at Remote Agent API.

Rails 6 adds rails db:prepare to migrate or setup a database

Ruby 2.7 improves Method#inspect by also displaying method's arguments

Ruby 2.7 adds Symbol#start_with? and Symbol#end_with? methods

Tap on your Ruby objects!

I just wrote a post to introduce some powerful features of the tapping_device gem and how you can use them to speed up the debugging process!

How to dynamically update your sitemap in Ruby

PyTorch made available for Rubyists

torch-rb, the new experimental LibTorch’s bindings for Ruby, is another step to make Ruby a viable solution for Deep Learning applications.

Store in a single table all your models

A very simple way to define the schema of your DB in a single file. Simply define your models and attributes and use them as a regular AR model. Read more

whatson gem / library incl. rubyconf command line tool powered by event.db

Hello, I’ve updated the rubyconf command line tool (that’s packaged up in the whatson gem / library) and powered by event.db (that is, the eventdb gem / library). Use $ rubyconf to print out ongoing and upcoming ruby conferences & camps. Resulting in: Read more

How to Create a Ruby Gem? [VIDEO TUTORIAL] [ENG Subtitles available]

Semaphore 2.0 now provides free CI/CD pipelines for open source organizations

Each open source organization receives unlimited CI/CD minutes for building public repositories on Linux, macOS or Docker. Read more →

Dotenv, but 7 lines of code

Digging through the Ruby on Rails Whitepaper, 10 years later

10 years ago saw InfoEther publish a comprehensive white paper on Rails, a great ‘time capsule’. Check it out!

Setup a WebAssembly development environment for mruby in one command

Ruby 2.7 adds shorthand syntax for arguments forwarding