Codeminer42’s Engineering Blog
Nowadays, pull requests are essential tools to enable seamless collaboration within software teams. They’ve changed our workflows for the better and became a standard development …
I just read a great blog post on the internet about MVC not being object-oriented, and I could not agree more — after all, we …
Create a new mix project if you want to follow along: $ mix new calculator $ cd calculator Suppose you have a Calculator module and …
My team was given a particularly laborious task: implement responsive images throughout a legacy Rails application. Back then, the app was sending disproportionally large image …
I try to embrace a particular way of working with code: it should be minimal, idiomatic, and performant by default. Sometimes it is necessary to …
Metaprogramming is one of Ruby’s most powerful, intriguing and hard-to-grasp features. Ruby has a deep kind of truth that I could not yet find in …
Although not mandatory, you can catch up with previous episodes if you haven’t already: The Backend Part 1: Working on the backend, exploring requirements and …
Welcome! Each part of this blog post series drills down into a bunch of pertinent details, aiming to form the big picture of a clean, …
In “The Backend” part 1 and part 2, we mediated on the design of an endpoint to serve timeline tweets to a frontend client. In …
Welcome! This series of blog posts is an endeavor where I walk the reader through building a real, albeit small full-stack application with Rails and …
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