Three Ruby Links #4
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The Key Differences Between let and let! in RSpec
Here’s the enhanced version of the blog post with the added explanation on variable overriding in nested contexts: The Key
Use CSS’ `only-child` instead of `if/else` logic
This article was originally published on Rails Designer Rails developers are spoiled when talking about not needing to write code.
5 UI Components Library for Ruby on Rails (in 2024)
This article was originally published on Rails Designer Over the past ten years many (HTML/CSS) UI components libraries have been
Add a “X is writing…” with Rails and Turbo
This article was originally published on Rails Designer Apps that rely heavily on text messaging (like Slack, Whatsapp and Telegram)
Rails Designer V1 is here!
This article was originally published on Rails Designer 6 months and many, many early adopters later, and a long one-month
Quick guide on Migrations in Ruby on Rails for beginners
Ruby on Rails (RoR), often simply referred to as Rails, is a popular web application framework written in Ruby. It
How to Scale an Existing Ruby on Rails Product from x to 10x
Scaling a Ruby on Rails product, especially one with a messy codebase, is a challenging yet rewarding journey. The key
Developing Modern Web Applications with Rails: Choosing the Right Component Tool
Developing modern web applications requires using reusable, testable, and maintainable components. In the Rails ecosystem, there are several popular alternatives
When Less is More: Why You Don’t Always Need JavaScript in B2B Ruby on Rails Web Apps
In the bustling world of web development, JavaScript often takes center stage. Its versatility and power are undeniable, making it