Awesome news for Ruby on Rails fans! CanCanCan 3.0 is here! RoR authorization framework got updated and we can’t be silent about it. It has been almost two years since the release of version 2.0, so it will have some new exciting features that we will share with you in this post.
Like we did before, this release of Rails digest goes right after our JS digest. It collects all the most interesting and prospective Rails open source projects on GitHub that are listed in order of the most recent update. In this issue of ‘Monthly trending Ruby on Rails repositories. April, 15’ you will explore a great serialization solution, Ruby autoformatter, GitLab CE Mirror, toolkit for file attachments, collaborative knowledge-exchange platform, Object Oriented DOM Tree and many other awesome repositories…
Yesterday we’ve made a scope of great JavaScript repositories popular this March. But as Ruby on Rails agency, we definitely are about to create the new digest with interesting and useful Ruby/Ruby on Rails open source projects. And we did it! Meet monthly trending Ruby on Rails repositories from March 14! In this issue you’ll find management platform, a tool to parse CSS, AWS SDK for Ruby, automation tool for mobile development, view models for Rails and many other awesome Rails projects on GitHub worth your attention!
We know a lot about Ruby, and we are sure you know too. But practice makes perfect. In this article, we offer to check what you know about writing classes in Ruby, how to create them & why they’re so useful!
We are experts not only in Ruby. But Ruby is in the list of our priorities. And we can assure you that there are many other options out there for Ruby developers, that aren’t Rails. Let’s explore 8 alternative Ruby frameworks! How many of them do you know?
If you have done anything with Rails at all, you’re probably familiar with the Rake command. Rake is a task runner in Ruby. It allows you to define a list of other tasks that must run before the current task. While it might sound complicated, let’s take a look at it together.
If you use Ruby, this article is just for you! There are multiple vulnerabilities in RubyGems bundled by Ruby. And today we are going to look closer to one of it – Flipper Ruby gem for enabling/disabling features or parts of your app.
Syndicode is extremely happy to invite you to RubyC-2019! RubyC is the European conference devoted to Ruby, Rails, and other related technologies hosted annually by Svitla Systems in Kyiv, Ukraine. Every year, the conference attracts almost 400 participants and 14 brilliant speakers who exchange knowledge, discuss trends, and share learnings about innovations that transform our work and lives for the better. Today RubyC-2019 announces first speakers!
If you want to work with exceptional professionals to deliver world-class software – Syndicode is looking for a Full-stack Ruby on Rails Developer! Use your opportunity to become a valuable part of our growing team at Kyiv/Dnipro!
You will never obtain all the knowledge in the world. But you can absorb several small portions of it. In this article, we are describing how to register Transfer Language (RTL) for CRuby. Introducing a Register Transfer Language (RTL) to the CRuby VM turned out to be an even harder task than introducing the initial JIT compiler. The required changes to the VM are far more invasive than the ones needed for the JIT compiler.
As someone actively writing in Ruby, it’s hard not to question if you miss something. This article is a summary of why you can be confident using Ruby in 2019.
We just presented you 40 most used Ruby gems that can be very helpful for you. And today we are going to discuss the validation of the structure and basic checks, which is meant to ensure that given data input is safe to work with. So, yes, today’s post will be about dry-schema Ruby gem in details.
