A Curated List of 945 Ruby Libraries and Tools — Every year or two, we link to this epic, categorized collection of Ruby goodies. It continues to be updated frequently with new entries added (such as the new section on Gem servers) and you’re encouraged to contribute your own projects too
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Awesome-Ruby
Awesome Ruby
A collection of awesome Ruby libraries, tools, frameworks and software. The essential Ruby to build modern Apps and Web Apps.
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Hey everyone welcome back to the channel in this video I am back on Hotwired Discussion answering questions and helping people learn the Hotwire frameworks. I helped somebody get there Turbo IOS working with Strada with there top navigation button something I built recently in this video
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ActiveRecord::Base::normalizes you can get similar results out of the boxxPlease open Telegram to view this post
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Hey everyone! Welcome back to Ruby&Beyond! Today, we're diving into the Writebook project from ONCE.com by 37 Signals. I’ll take you through the code, showing you how it’s all put together. Whether you're new to Ruby or have been at it for a while, you'll find some cool tips and tricks in this walkthrough.
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Vite Ruby
Vite Ruby is an umbrella project that provides full Vite.js integration in Ruby web apps.
There are also integrations for Jekyll, Hanami, and Padrino.
Vite Ruby is an umbrella project that provides full Vite.js integration in Ruby web apps.
vite_rails provides similar functionality as webpacker does for webpack, without all the configuration overhead and dependencies.vite_ruby can be used in plain Rack apps, and is all you need when using HTML entrypoints.There are also integrations for Jekyll, Hanami, and Padrino.
Take advantage of
Enumerable#minmax_by to return a 2-element array containing the elements for which the block returns minimum and maximum valuesPlease open Telegram to view this post
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There are three things you can watch endlessly: fire burning, water flowing, and the question "Is Ruby dying?" being discussed at our Tech Talk.
Join us on July 24 at 18:30 CET in an engaging interview where we’ll talk about the future of this language.
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At the meeting, we'll discuss:
🔹What's Ruby and what are the benefits and possibilities of it?
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🔹How big is Ruby community?
🔹Are there any events, or meet-ups for Ruby Developers?
🔹What’s the future of Ruby language?
🔹Is Ruby really “dying” and what awaits him in the future
The meetup will be useful for both experienced professionals and newcomers to IT.
Tech Talk details:
📍 Location: Warsaw
🗣 Language: Russian
🌐 Format: Online (interview)
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🎤 Interviewer: Ihar Rybak, Senior Software Engineer
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Join us on July 24 at 18:30 CET in an engaging interview where we’ll talk about the future of this language.
Register here
At the meeting, we'll discuss:
🔹What's Ruby and what are the benefits and possibilities of it?
🔹In which fields and domains is Ruby used?
🔹What frameworks, databases, and tools are used together with Ruby?
🔹What projects are better to develop on Ruby?
🔹How big is Ruby community?
🔹Are there any events, or meet-ups for Ruby Developers?
🔹What’s the future of Ruby language?
🔹Is Ruby really “dying” and what awaits him in the future
The meetup will be useful for both experienced professionals and newcomers to IT.
Tech Talk details:
📍 Location: Warsaw
🗣 Language: Russian
🌐 Format: Online (interview)
👥 Speaker: Uladzislau Fralou, Senior Software Engineer
🎤 Interviewer: Ihar Rybak, Senior Software Engineer
Don't miss the opportunity to ask your questions, discuss the topic with experts, and meet like-minded people.
Register now and stay informed about the latest trends and prospects!
Do you have something to share with the world? Become a speaker!
Recently DHH merged a PR that adds an authentication generator to Rails.
Currently the generator allows email-password log in for existing users. It does not tackle registrations.
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RailsConf 2024 - Progressive Web Apps with Ruby on Rails by Avi Flombaum
Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) have emerged as a solution for offering the seamless experience of native apps combined with the reach and accessibility of the web. This talk will dive into building an offline-first RSS feed reader that leverages the full potential of PWAs such as Service Workers, Background Sync,
We'll explore how to register, install, and activate a service worker in a Rails application.
Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) have emerged as a solution for offering the seamless experience of native apps combined with the reach and accessibility of the web. This talk will dive into building an offline-first RSS feed reader that leverages the full potential of PWAs such as Service Workers, Background Sync,
We'll explore how to register, install, and activate a service worker in a Rails application.
The hash literal value omission was added to Ruby version 3.1 in 2021. This is the feature proposal that describes the feature request and the one that was implemented
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A code complexity metrics visualization and exploration tool for Ruby and JavaScript. If you are looking for a managed solution to observe your code's quality, check out UseAttractor
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It's easy for models to grow unwieldy, accumulating methods, attributes, and responsibilities. But views can be even worse. Let's refactor the mess into clean, cohesive components with ViewComponent.
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In this episode we will setup SolidQueue in our Rails app. So that we can use our database as a job queue for our background workers
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ViewComponent is a powerful gem that allows you to create reusable, testable, and encapsulated view components in Ruby on Rails applications.
ViewComponent was developed by the GitHub team and has since been adopted by many developers looking for more structure than the default partials and helpers provided by Ruby on Rails. This crash course will review ViewComponent's use case and explore how it might fit your next Rails app.
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Let's learn to build mobile apps with Hotwire using Turbo Native
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