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Observers in Rails

Let’s say you need to listen to changes in a model’s attributes and trigger some events based on those changes. If you look at the following example, I’ve done exactly that. If the status of the application is changed an email is sent. [more inside]

IMPLEMENTING UPSERT IN RAILS

An upsert is update or insert. Upsert in database terms refers to an operation which should insert a row into a database table if it doesn’t not already exist, or update it if it does. One can implement this function in Rails by writing anActiveRecordExtension. This will allow you to call the upsert method on any model. [more inside]

No sign up and any paying required here,so just one a single click here this we…

Journeta Engine updated for Ruby 2.3.1!

Journeta is the simplest, most flexible gem for finding Ruby processes on the local network, allowing event-based exchange of arbitrary data with ZERO configuration. Peer management is managed automatically by the engine. Today’s v1.1.0 release comes after a two-year hiatus, and adds first-class support for v2.3.x of the default Ruby interpreter (MRI) in addition to bug fixes and sample code. Journey is free software from Lee Does.

NPM integration for Rails

https://github.com/endenwer/npm-rails This gem made it easy to bring NPM to Rails. Under hood it use Browserify. Just like Bundler but for NPM packages.

Looks like a great idea!
This is pretty slick this could possibly replace rails-assets for me.
Thanks. I made it because want to use NPM instead of rails-assets with Bower. F…

Clear Intentions: Do you speak 3?

It’s easy to mistake current knowledge for universal knowledge. Decisions that were straightforward a year ago are a mystery today. We’ve all done it. Why did I pick that value? What made them do it that way? One way to mitigate this is to make your code clarify your intent. [more inside]

Cucumber tools for Real Life

Do you use Cucumber to solve your many QA/testing needs? Are you one of the lucky ones who knows how to use it as it was meant to be used? Are you one of the unlucky ones who works on a team that uses it in a way that would make its creators cry? If you answered 'yes' to any of those questions, then I've got a toolbox for you! [more inside]

Top sites built with Ruby on Rails

Ruby in Rails has graduated from being a simple framework to a powerful tool in its own right. Its popularity has soared in recent years and for good reason; it offers stable performance and takes very little time to develop powerful applications making use of gems. [more inside]

THE 15 BEST GEMS FOR RUBY ON RAILS WEB APPLICATIONS

Ruby is a breakthrough in allowing web development as one can make use of Gems to fill in functionalities. This allows one to build a web app in matter of days which would usually take months to develop. Gems are highly modular and perform a specific function, which makes integrating them into new applications extremely easy. Out of the multitudes of gems created by the Ruby community at large for use, we pick fifteen which, in our opinion, are the recommend ones that should be present in every web application. [more inside]

Splitting Monolithic Rails Application to Microservices

If you are facing a monolith application which has become unmaintainable and difficult to deploy, you need to know some ways to manage it. If your team has to go through thousands of lines in order to understand the project and to make some changes, it is time to split them. Read More!

Well, NOT-James Darryl, this is what I call “improvement”, so keep up the effor…
Thank you so much. We will keep trying to improve further. @Kaloyan
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