Chariots of fire | |
Interresting interactive animation setup. |
Carbide Alpha | |
a new kind of programming environment | |
Awesome Go Patterns | |
A curated list of Go patterns and idioms | |
DeployBot | |
A service that build and ship code in one consistent process. |
NX | |
A next generation client-side JavaScript framework. | |
redis-stat | |
A real-time Redis monitoring tool. | |
mruby-cli | |
A platform to build native command line applications for Linux, Windows, and OS X | |
uniqueness | |
Alternative to rails' has_secure_token | |
Codervault | |
An Open Source, Self-Hosted, Snippet Manager | |
Minio | |
S3 open source alternative written in Go. | |
rclone | |
rsync for cloud storage |
The Last Rails I18n Guide You'll Ever Need | aug 29 |
Comprehensive guide for i18n usage in rails. | |
Testing Varnish Using Varnishtest | aug 29 |
Testing with varnishtest makes a huge impact when working with VCL. | |
Managing ActiveRecord connections with Octoshark | aug 30 |
Octoshark is a simple ActiveRecord connection manager. | |
Examining The Internals Of The Rails Request/Response Cycle | aug 31 |
I have been quized on this during an interview. | |
Better Nested Attributes in Rails with the Cocoon Gem | sep 1 |
How to do nested forms and attributes in Rails with the Cocoon gem. | |
Good Module, Bad Module | sep 1 |
You already know how to use modules in Ruby, but are you abusing them? | |
Named Captures in Ruby Regular Expressions | sep 1 |
What if we could assign a name/key to the value being captured/extracted from our string? | |
Resumable File Uploads in Ruby | sep 4 |
Discover tus, an open protocol for resumable file uploads built on HTTP. |
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