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Continuous deployment Ruby application to Minikube with Google's Skaffold
Continuous Deployment of a Ruby App to Minikube with Google's Skaffold — If you want to...
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The Case for Stabby Lambda Notation
The Case for Stabby Lambda Notation — The conciseness and pictorial nature of -> encourage the...
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Rails 6: the missing developer setup guide
Rails 6: The Missing Developer Setup Guide — Going beyond the Rails Guides, Vincent sets up...
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I just released InvoicePrinter 2.0
InvoicePrinter 2.0: Generate PDF Invoices from Ruby — It is absolutely ‘PDF week’ here in Ruby...
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Fail Fast and Fail Often: Handling API Errors at Scale
Fail Fast and Fail Often: Handling API Errors at Scale — What do you do when...
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Faster Heroku deploys with Rails and webpacker
Faster Heroku Deploys with Rails and Webpacker — With a new default asset bundler (webpack) we...
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How old are dependencies in your (ruby) project?
How to Visualize the Age of Dependencies in Your Ruby Projects — A neat little script...
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Fullstaq Ruby: First impressions, and how to migrate your Docker/Kubernetes Ruby apps today
First Impressions of Fullstaq Ruby — Find out how to reduce your application memory consumption with...
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Tutorial: Dialogflow Chatbot with Ruby on Rails
Learn How to Build Chat with Ruby on Rails and Dialogflow — Learn the inner workings...
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Lefthook, Crystalball, and git magic for smooth development experience
Lefthook, Crystalball, and Git Magic for a Smooth Development Experience — Use git hooks to stop...
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Build Messaging Between Ruby/Rails Applications with ActiveMQ
Building Messaging Between Ruby/Rails Applications with ActiveMQ — ActiveMQ is a popular message broker that supports...
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Sorbetting a gem, or the story of the first adoption
'Sorbetting' a Gem, or The Story of the First Adoption — Last week, we featured the...
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Danger on Rails: make robots do some code review for you!
Danger On Rails: Make Robots Do Some Code Review for You! — Danger runs “common code...
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4 lesser known ways to use Ruby’s Enumerable module
4 Lesser Known Ways to Use Ruby’s Enumerable Module — A couple of the tricks here...
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Boost Your Shell Scripting with Ruby and Rexe
Boost Your Shell Scripting with Ruby and Rexe — Rexe “executes Ruby code on the command...
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Ruby – Pattern Matching – Second Impressions
Pattern Matching – Second Impressions — A Quest for Pattern Matching in Ruby was a popular...
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Creating Ruby native extensions
Creating a Basic, Native Ruby Extension in C — It’s not entirely straightforward but this tutorial...
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