Learn how to accept payments in your Rails app with Stripe Checkout using the Pay gem

If you build a Rails application that has any kind of real-time feature, chances are you use Action Cable.

Blog by Ben Dixon, Ruby on Rails Developer, about rails, kubernetes, docker, climbing and startups

Ruby 3.1 series | Ruby 3.1 adds Enumerable#compact and Enumerator::Lazy#compact

JSON has become a ubiquitous data transfer format for web APIs. Whether you're working on a third-party integration, or endpoints to serve data for rich clients (single page application, mobile application, or whatnot), chances are this data is flowing through…

Rails is a developer-friendly web application framework that enables developers to do more with less code, but it isn’t always clear exactly what’s going...

Custom Rails helpers modules are often overlooked, but they can be a great option for building lightweight components and reducing boilerplate in your Stimulus controllers.

Using AR Models in Rails migrations works but can have hidden problems. Learn why to avoid them and what to do instead

Before you can decide on a front-end for your Rails app, you need a feel for the options. Does a particular JS framework speak to you or does it make you feel dirty inside? There's only one way to find out! In this article, Julio Sampaio walks us through…

Increase your feature velocity and release faster by using tools and techniques that actually slow the rollout initially in order to turn up the speed overall.

Take a deep dive into building reactive Rails applications with Hotwire Turbo and only a pinch of custom JavaScript. This article compliments the RailsConf 2021 talk by Vladimir Dementyev.

Rails 6.1 series | Rails 6.1 adds support for validating numeric values that fall within a specific range using the `in:` option

Rails 7 allows passing all_queries option to the scoping method. This change allows the scoping method to work on all queries for a model in a block.

ActiveJob's `perform_later` method provides a clean way of communicating enqueued job failures to the caller method, allowing developers to handle errors more efficiently.

In this part of the series on Rails patterns and anti-patterns, we are going to analyze the final part of the MVC (Model-View-Controller) design pattern — the Controller.

Interpreting the output of SQL EXPLAIN ANALYZE might seem like dark magic at first. I'm starting a series of blog posts where I'll be well... explaining it based on common use cases from web applications. Read on if you've ever wanted to start using EXPLAIN…

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First of all, most likely you shouldn’t inherit from Ruby’s core classes. But if you still want to do it, it’s better to know what was…

Ruby 3.0 introduces Ractors, a concept that lets you create true parallel execution with messages flowing between Ractors…