Programming 25
- Comments are code
- Always test your code
- Release new features slowly
- The Rails Runner
- Always run the tests
- Understanding reject_if in Ruby on Rails
- Update your gems once in a while
- Check the validity of the data as early as possible
- Make PRs, not issues
- Don't delete columns, deprecate them
- Always test rolling back when creating a migration
- Always backup the database when there is a change in the schema
- How to create a self hosted ngrok
- Search Through Associated Model Fields in Administrate
- Open-Closed Principle (OCP) for REST APIs
- Why we don't like APIdock for Ruby on Rails documentation
- What is the Ruby on Rails' sandbox console
- Ruby on Rails: How to Create a Statistics Panel in Administrate with Chartkick
- How to Create a Live Countup Animation with Ruby on Rails and Stimulus
- Ruby on Rails: How to Confirm a Devise User Through the Console
- Ruby on Rails: Enforcing “All or None” Field Presence with Conditional Validations
- Ruby on Rails: How to send Devise emails via the Rails console and MailCatcher
- Ruby on Rails: How to setup and use MailCatcher to capture and test emails locally
- Ruby on Rails: How to create a dashboard for a pluralized model with the Administrate gem
- Ruby on Rails: How to use a fixture inside of another fixture