Codeminer42’s Engineering Blog
The current state of the Rails Framework is nearly unanimous among developers, as it encompasses everything a web application needs from start to finish. It …
Christmas is approaching, along with a new version of Ruby! The first release is available as of 12/12/2024 and here is your gift: a sneak …
This article starts a series about Progressive Web Applications (PWAs) in Rails. In this series, I will show you how to turn your Rails application …
On November 23rd, Codeminer42 organized its first Hackathon. The goal was quite simple: to encourage the experimentation of new technologies in problems that are a …
This year, Codeminer42 held its first Hackathon, an internal programming event that energized the miners’ weekend and brought a lot of knowledge, learning, networking, and …
When I first heard about Functional Programming, I thought it was about using functions only. If it was about using functions, I was fine with …
Welcome to the worst form ever! I am sure you have seen some bad forms around the internet. Sometimes the inputs are disabled at the …
I spent some time trying to elaborate a good introduction for this post. I wanted to start with a great quote or something like that …
Introduction If you’re a programmer, you’ve probably heard of Vim, either from your colleagues who type frantically on their niche mechanical keyboards at the office …
Rails 8.0 has arrived, bringing along many exciting new features that aim to simplify and empower the Rails development workflow. Authentication "The medicine you don’t …
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