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Ruby Step-By-Step Guide - Collections - Inside Ordinal Punks, D.I.Y. Punks & Frens 

is it ordinal summer? i’ve updated the free (online) programming ordinals (in ruby) step-by-step guide / booklet. the second chapter titled Collections, Collections, Collections - Inside Ordinal Punks, D.I.Y. Punks & More shows you how to import collections via various meta datafile formats into a (local) sqlite database e.g. ord.db (from scratch / zero) and than query for analytics / statistics via sql (using activerecord) and the ordlite gem. happy programming (and data analytics) with ruby.

  28 July 2023

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  25 July 2023

How to organize CSS in a Rails project

CSS has a reputation for inevitably turning into spaghetti code. It doesn’t have to be that way! You can keep styles tidy in your next Rails app by applying similar rules to CSS as you would to Ruby code: avoid formal structure until you really need it, be clear and concise in your naming, and keep your eyes open for opportunities to refactor as you go. https://mattbrictson.com/blog/organizing-css-in-rails

  24 July 2023

Ruby Step-By-Step Guide - Sub 1k - Inside The First Thousand Ordinal Inscriptions

is it ordinal summer? i’ve started on a free (online) programming ordinals (in ruby) step-by-step guide / booklet. the first chapter titled Sub 1k - Inside The First Thousand Ordinal Inscriptions shows you how to build a (local) sub1k sqlite database (from scratch / zero) - it’s about 40 MB - and than query for analytics / statistics via sql (using activerecord). happy programming (and data analytics) with ruby.

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