| HiveBoxx |
|
| Simple but elegant product presentation. | |
| AnyChart |
|
| JavaScript/HTML5 Chart library for any project. | |
| JSON schema faker |
|
| JSON fake data generator. | |
| database_cleaner |
|
| Strategies for cleaning databases in Ruby. | |
| json-server |
|
| Fake JSON REST API in 30 seconds. | |
| PEV |
|
| Postgres Explain Visualizer. | |
| Money |
|
| A Ruby Library for dealing with money and currency conversion. | |
| How the F does Sprockets Load an Asset? |
dec 20
|
| A technical deep dive into sprockets. | |
| Are You Load Balancing Wrong? |
dec 20
|
| Anyone can use a load balancer. Using them properly is much more difficult. | |
| Using Configurable Shared Examples in RSpec |
dec 21
|
| Things get more complicated when you have the same behavior, but it has some slight variations for different contexts. | |
| Front-End Performance Checklist 2017 (PDF, Apple Pages) |
dec 21
|
| Some of the optimizations might be beyond the scope of your work or budget or might just be overkill given the legacy code you have to deal with. | |
| Learning From A Year of Security Breaches |
dec 21
|
| Responding to security incidents in 2016. | |
| Story About Inesita, Ruby Frontend Framework |
dec 22
|
| Learning from Lego: A Step Forward in Modular Web Design |
dec 22
|
| When web components are modular like Lego bricks down to the elements level, they become more versatile and easier to maintain. | |
| Safer Rails database migrations with Soundcloud's Large Hadron Migrator |
dec 23
|
| If you need to migrate big tables without downtime in MySQL you can use LHM or upgrade MySQL to 5.6. | |
| Ruby 2.4.0 Released |
dec 25
|
| It is customary to release a new version of Ruby on Christmas. | |
I've heard that today is someone's birthday, and it seems a cake and "Happpy birthday" is not enough, people are throwing parties with reds and greens all over the place.
I've also heard that the night before his birthday, an old stranger with red shirt will break into houses with kids inside while they are sleeping, but the weird thing is that no one really call the police...
Let's hope trees got decorated can survive till next year, and every child gets more parents' love than what they got from a red stranger.
--Xenor
Recently I read this article, it is a checklist about how to keep your front-end sane in 2017. The amount of new techniques to keep track of is just astonishing.
I think many people will feel the same, how is there consistantly so many new libraries and tools for doing front-end.
Perhaps if there was some kind of standard or versioning like css3 html5. Such that browser maker and app makers can conform to. To produce best performance apps for each iteration.
This will probably resolve broswer fragmentation and the myriad of libraries/techniques we have to deal with.
That'd be a real Merry Christmas!
--tysliu
