Codeminer42 at RailsConf 2024
by Last week in Detroit, from May 7th to 9th, the 2024 edition of the RailsConf took place, the world’s largest gathering of Ruby on Rails …
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Women Revolutionizing the Tech World: Inspiring the Future
by Table of Contents Women in History of Technology The Advantages of Having Women in The Team How You Can Support References In the world of …
Use ESLint and Prettier correctly and never see ugly code againStop using eslint-disable and use efficient static analysis in your project
by Maintaining clean and consistent code is essential in web development. However, it gets challenging when you are collaborating on a project with multiple developers. That’s …
Setting up ActiveStorage + CloudflareR2 + Quill
by 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 …
Wrap and Roll: How to Create and Test an API Wrapper – Part IITest Wrappers with VCR (and Webmock!)
by Hello again! In case you fell here and have no context whatsoever, don’t worry! This is the final part of a two-part blog post, in …
Wrap and Roll: How to Create and Test an API Wrapper – Part IWrappers with Faraday and VCR
Wrap and Roll – Part I – Faraday In case you ever have interacted with external APIs, you most likely have noticed that not all …
Introducing Solid Queue for Background Jobs
by Things are changing on Ruby on Rails 8.0! Solid Queue and Solid Cache will be the new default gems for background jobs and caching for …
How a local problem led me to contribute to open-source
by There is a moment in the life of very few every programmer when they become fixated on working solely through the terminal. I’m one of …
Third-party cookies are phasing out, now what?
by Third-party cookies received an ultimatum. Browsers are currently phasing them out, which means they won’t be allowed anymore if you use any modern browser, like …
You are using React Context WRONGOr why we should not underestimate what we consider simple
That’s right, you’ve read it correctly, you are probably using React Context API the wrong way… or at least not taking full advantage of what …