Development Simplified

There’s nothing more frustrating than waiting for that last test or CI pipeline to finish, only for it to flake out.

I’ve been using Ruby for over 11 years now and along the way I’ve discovered many favorite methods that I keep coming back to.

I’ve been working heavily with RabbitMQ message broker infrastructure recently to coordinate events between two Rails applications.

Today, I learned that ActiveModel::Api is the minimal implementation for an object to act like a model.

I love to customize my development environment.

Today, I learned that Rails 8 introduced a new ActionController::Parameters method called expect.

Today I learned you can specify PostgreSQL functions within a Ruby on Rails migrations.

Today I learned about the after function for scheduling side effects which avoid blocking execution.

I’ve been working with Prisma as an object-relational mapping tool for my projects.

If you’ve worked with Rails for any measure of time, then you know that Rails’ Views can quickly get out of hand.