Wrap and Roll: How to Create and Test an API Wrapper – Part I
Wrappers with Faraday and VCR
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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
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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
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Last Updated on April 11, 2024 There is a moment in the life of very few every programmer when they become fixated on working solely …
Third-party cookies are phasing out, now what?
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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 WRONG
Or why we should not underestimate what we consider simple
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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 …
RSpec: Basic concepts
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Testing with RSpec: Part I – Basic concepts Introduction Hello, fellow reader! Let’s explore the fundamental concepts for the Ruby gem RSpec together. We’ll cover …
How to turn your macOS into a Linux-like Desktop
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Last Updated on April 11, 2024 TLDR: This is NOT about installing Linux on a Mac! Who would do that? 😏 So, you got yourself …
What’s coming next in React 19?
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Introduction If you have been writing apps with React for a couple of years, you know that React has changed. From React’s first steps using …
Working Effectively with a Headless CMS in React – Part III
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Last Updated on March 21, 2024 Previously we talked about decoupling the CMS from the UI and how to handle code-splitting. In the last post …
Working Effectively with a Headless CMS in React – Part II
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Last Updated on April 11, 2024 Previously, we set the stage and learned how to tackle rendering components that are only determined at runtime. Now, …
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