“!” and “?”: Understanding One of Ruby’s Coolest Naming Conventions
by “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, …
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Build Your First App with Flutter: Fetching Data from an API
by Since the release of Flutter Beta, its community has been growing steadily! The goal of this article is to show how you can use Flutter …
Destroying an Association Marked as Read-Only in Rails
by Read-only is a boolean setting. When true, it prevents an Active Record instance to be updated or destroyed. Although very helpful, there are a few …
Scalable Frontend #2 — Common PatternsApplying layered architecture in a practical way
by Patterns should fit nicely, like playing blocks This post is part of the Scalable Frontend series, you can see the other parts here: “#1 — …
Migrating from Paperclip to ActiveStorageMy first challenge as an intern
by First of all, I’m no expert in programming. In fact, I started with Ruby on Rails about one and a half month ago with the …
Scalable Frontend #1 — Architecture FundamentalsHow can your frontend benefit from software architecture?
This post is part of the Scalable Frontend series, you can see the other parts here: “#2 — Common Patterns” and “#3 — The State …
This Year’s January I Spent Three Weeks Working at GoDaddy Inc.
by Mountains and cactus. Typical Arizona view. This year’s January I spent three weeks working at GoDaddy Inc. in Tempe, AZ. It was my first time …
Build Your Own Criptocurrency with EthereumA Gentle Introduction
by Ethereum is a programmable blockchain with a decentralized platform to run your smart contracts on. These contracts are executed within the blockchain and run exactly …
On Writing a Great Pull RequestGetting into the mindset of efficient pull requests
by 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 …
How to Organize your Styles with ITCSSA sane, scalable, managed CSS architecture.
by Everyone knows how CSS can be painful when not written properly. It is not an expressive language, it has a global scope, cascading rules (the …