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Have you ever tried to create a good-looking email design from scratch? Or how about using TailwindCSS to write your email layouts? Well, if you did, you've probably failed. A lot. And it's safe to say reminding you about it is not a good w…
I believe the concept and of rails credentials and the master key is meant to be simple. So simple, in fact, the documentation on it is a little sparse. This article is my understanding and experience…
With the advancement of web applications, it has become important for developers to choose the right technologies for building the front and back ends of their web-based applications. When looking at …
As of Jan 2022, Ruby on Rails has been used in over 408,599 global websites, including WeTransfer.com, Shopify and Airbnb. Ruby on Rails is proficient in building everything from simple websites to gl…
A quick intro 🏃♂️ So, I've been working on Ruby on Rails or simply RoR as part of my work for the past few months. With this blog, I would like to provide you a quick introduction on the same. Atlea…
Let's Start Rebuilding rails Why Rebuild Rails? Knowing the deepest level of any software lets us master that specific programming structure. We will be building a system in a Rails-like Framework, wh…
This guest post walks through a community-built Ruby Gem that helps developers quickly secure and use their data with Basis Theory and the new Rails 7.0 upgrade. Ruby on Rails built its reputation on …
What are they? ActiveRecord callback is a tricky Rails-way method to trigger some code in different phases of persisting model object. Example: class Order < ApplicationRecord before_save :set_total after_commit :send_order_confirmation…
The first script ensures your Sidekiq instances would act properly on each application deployment: commands: create_post_dir: command: "mkdir -p /opt/elasticbeanstalk/hooks/appdeploy/post" ignoreErrors: true files: "/opt/elastic…
Imagine that you develop an e-commerce platform. Your basic model is Order. You would have some constraints which don't have to be valid before order is placed: validates :order_items, length: {minimum: 1}, unless: :cart? validates_presence…
