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football.json - New 2017/18 Season - Free open public domain football data in JSON

Hello, I’ve updated the /football.json repo /service that offers (auto-)generated match schedules (fixtures and results) and club listings for the major football leagues e.g. English Premier League, Deutsche Bundesliga, Primera División, Italian Seria A, etc. See the 2017-18 season folder for (static) JSON examples. No API key required ;-) All data public domain. Enjoy the beautiful game. Cheers. PS: Ruby works great for generating JSON; see the json.rb script for the code.

Tips to improve speed of your test suite

At Appaloosa, most of our tests are written with Rspec, but we still have a certain amount of legacy Test Unit tests. Our Rspec and Test-Unit suites take up to 10 minutes each, so a full test suite runs in around 20 minutes. That’s a lot. We recently decided to invest time on improving our tests to gain time when developing. https://medium.com/appaloosa-store-engineering/tips-to-improve-speed-of-your-test-suite-8418b485205c

The link is dead. The correct one: https://medium.com/appaloosa-store-engineeri…
Thanks. I’ve updated the link

minispec-rails

A 50-line gem to add PURE Minitest::Spec to a modern Rails app. No more defining test classes. Just describe the right thing to get the right test type. [more inside]

Rails API Video Series

Video series with free and paid videos, focusing on building a JSON API with Rails 5.1. There are currently 26 videos and more are on their way. There is also a React Foundation series that show you how to build a client that consumes the API.

Making iOS & Android Apps with Rails & Turbolinks

Rails 5 and Turbolinks do most of the heavy lifting when you’re ready to get your MVP running in a native mobile App. This tutorial shows you how to get started. [more inside]

To be honest, Turbolinks causes so many troubles so I prefer to remove it from …
But it also speeds up your views :
Yeah - it can cause problems if you don’t think with the results it can generat…
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