React Server Components in Expo: A Practical Guide
by I’ve seen a lot of traction towards the development and adoption of React Server Components (RSCs) with new frameworks like React Router and Expo having …
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A Journey Through the Greatest Ruby on Rails Milestones
by The History and Evolution of Ruby on Rails In 2004, David Heinemeier Hansson extracted a web framework from his Basecamp application and gifted it to …
Accessibility & Responsiveness in action – Why they matterNo, alt tags and burger menus aren't enough to make your site accessible. Let's find out why.
by Many believe that making a website accessible and responsive means simply adding alt attributes to images and replacing header navigation with burger menus, right? But …
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 …
Debugging Rails Applications Made EasyLearn more about debugging techniques with a hands-on guide
by Dealing with bugs in Rails applications Bugs are common in the programming world. Every project, even with the development team’s best practices, is susceptible to …
What It Takes To Foster A Community Around RailsHow Rails Shaped The World And How Codeminer42 Helped With It
by Rails was launched in 2004 and it was a game changer for web development. It was very disruptive at the time, as it didn’t require …
How to consume APIs in React using Fetch and Async/AwaitAPI Consumption in React Applications: The Essentials for Beginners
Learning to consume APIs is an essential step for anyone looking to create dynamic and interactive React applications. In this practical guide, we will explore …
Web Development with Ruby on Rails
by Ruby on Rails is a framework that has revolutionized the way we build modern web applications with speed, structure, and elegance. Today, as part of …
How to Detect Forbidden Words in Text (Without Slowing Down)
by During our workday or free time, we use apps and tools that heavily rely on data structures like trees (binary, red-black, AVL, etc.). Whether we’re …
Full Steam Ahead: Getting Started with Ruby on RailsLaying the Tracks for Web Development with Rails!
by Before we start If you’re here, you probably already know Ruby. If not, check out this blog post, which goes over how to get started …