The History of Ruby on Rails: Code, Convention, and a Little Rebellion
by When Ruby on Rails was first released in 2004, it didn’t just offer a new way to build web applications—it sparked a revolution. Rails, often …
Author: Luan Gonçalves
Setting the backstage: Rack and SinatraBuilding Web Applications with Ruby, Rack and Sinatra
Welcome to this practical guide on how to build web applications using Ruby, Rack, and Sinatra — complete with automated testing using RSpec. This post …
Fundamentals of HTTP and Web Development
Web development is the backbone of the Internet. Understanding its core concepts is essential for anyone looking to build websites and applications. In this blog …
The Miners’ Guide to Code Crafting: Gearing Up!
The year was 2021. The mines and quarries of Codeminer42 were vast, brimming with untapped veins of innovation, and glittering with the promise of digital …
Setting up ActiveStorage + CloudflareR2 + Quill
Hello, fellow readers! Today we will do a little hands-on project to implement a Post Editor. Our goal will be to implement a fully functional …
This is the way… the Callable Way
Hello, fellow readers! Once again, we are here to talk about some neat Ruby features to make your perfect service/operation class. This time, about the …
Ruby and the State of Artificial IntelligenceInvestigating the Tools and Resources for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning around the Ruby Ecosystem
Hello, fellow readers! It’s been a while since I showed up here, and today, we’ll talk about a hot topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine …
CodeTips#1: Exploring Hashes in Ruby
Hello, fellow readers! Before we can jump right in, we have an announcement! There is a new series of posts here in the blog: CodeTips! …
ActiveRecord Callback Chain: A Cool (and Weird) Edge Case
Image by jcomp Well, it’s been a while. After a lot of time… I’m back! (￣▽￣)/ If you haven’t read my last post, give it …
“!” and “?”: Understanding One of Ruby’s Coolest Naming Conventions
“Well, that’s quite some symbols you got there ♨_♨” – You, after reading this article’s title. It was a calm Friday afternoon here at CodeMiner42, …