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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. Read more

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…

GEM giphy_api_ruby: integrate with Giphy API easily!

giphy_api_ruby ( ) - is new gem that will let you integrate with Giphy API and it is the only ruby gem that implements all endpoints and features documented in the official Giphy documentation. I tried to create it with minimal dependency on external libraries, as a result this gem uses only native Ruby libraries, making it very lightweight. Benchmarking showed that this gem performs faster then other similar libraries, considering you are using a good JSON parser. Comes with 100% test coverage. The Readme.md will help you to get started! Thanks :)

[Screencast] Benchmarking and Refactoring the content_for View Helper

In a recent blog post, we looked into the content_for view helper to render breadcrumbs. Once we got the feature working, it’s time to refactor the feature to lower technical debt. https://www.driftingruby.com/episodes/benchmarking-and-refactoring-the-content_for-view-helper

Add Output To Your Rake Tasks

Have you ever worked on an item, tested it thoroughly on a staging environment, done extra dry runs for good measure, been completely satisfied with the results, only to have it hit production and you have no idea whether it’s working properly? I had such an experience recently with a one-off rake task. The following details that, along with what I learned and how to prevent it from happening to your projects. Read more

journaltxt (jo) gem & tool - reads single-file Journal.TXT & auto-builds blog

Hello, the new journaltxt (jo) library (gem) and command line tool - reads single-file Journal.TXT - the new human multi-document format for writers - and writes out (auto-builds) a blog (w/ Jekyll posts etc.). Reinventing blogging on the internets! Single-file publishing is the new single push-button publishing ;-) See the samples/Vienna.txt source and live Vienna.TXT Blog w/ Jekyll Minima as examples. Happy writing and publishing.

Vagrant VM for Rails development (Ubuntu 16.04)

A new version of the Zen Rails Development Environment is available. It’s a Ubuntu 16.04 Vagrant VM (for Virtualbox), built for Ruby on Rails development. It comes with tools such as PostgreSQL, Selenium & ChromeDriver (to run Chrome headless with Capybara JavaScript-enabled tests), installed and configured. Useful if you are stuck in a Windows PC or want to isolate your development environment from your Mac or Linux PC.

Command Line Report 4.0.0 Released

Tired of writing command line applications full of puts statements to create a user experience or present data in the terminal window? Have you ever wanted to easily create a tabular report after your application has collected the data? Then make sure to download and get started with the latest version of the Command Line Reporter project. It provides a simple DSL to accomplish many of the tasks you want in your scripts from Progress Bars to easily formatted tables. The wiki has plenty of information to get your started and the gem is available on rubygems.org with source on github.

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