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  1. Turbo streams broadcasting in Rails, update methods

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    Rails’ turbo streams broadcasts let you update your UI in real time using a range of handy methods.

  2. Implementing Friendly URLs with UUID-Based Models

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    I want to share a practical solution to a common challenge in Rails development I face it with almost every application I work with: combining UUID-based models with user-friendly URLs.

  3. Normalization in Rails 7.1 era

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    Before Rails 7.1 Once upon a time, way long before the Rails 7.1 era, a smart Rails developer (like yourself) needed to ensure user email addresses were properly normalized (sanitized and formatted correctly).

  4. How I decide to pass on a parameter within a component.

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    When creating a component in Rails, especially when using a component-based architecture like ViewComponent or similar, I was faced with a question, how should I pass around and manage data, especially configuration data.

  5. Your true value beyond the job title

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    Recently, I was inspired by Coby's reflection on channeling his inner Purple Cow, a concept introduced by Seth Godin.

  6. "Meta or not to Meta" programming in Ruby

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    In the ever-evolving landscape of Ruby on Rails, how we choose to handle code can be as diverse as the developers themselves.

  7. Refactoring Rails Helpers from static to dynamic rendering

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    Writing code is a journey of continuous improvement, learning, adaptation, and, yes, refactoring.

  8. Simplifying Polymorphic Associations with Rails ActiveRecord::DelegatedType

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    Hey Rails dev!

  9. Composing '99 Bottles of Beer' with Ruby's OOP Harmony'

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    🌟 Introduction Welcome back 😀!

  10. A Ruby Serenade for 99 Bottles of Beer

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    Hello, budding Ruby enthusiasts!

  11. How Rails inflections work their magic, turning 'UI' into 'Ui'

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    Years ago, Phil Karlton mentioned once, "that during my dad's time at Netscape, he did indeed throw a quote around, on more than one occasion, it is": There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things In every develo…

  12. Mastering Rails Web Navigation with link_to and button_to Helpers - Part 2

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    Welcome to Part 2 (you are reading) of our Rails Web Navigation tutorial!

  13. Mastering Rails Web Navigation with link_to and button_to Helpers - Part 1

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    Note: This tutorial is divided into two parts.

  14. A Peek into Crafting Connectroots with Ruby on Rails

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    Ideas come and go.

  15. The Genesis of Connectroots, A Vision for MENA's Startup Ecosystem

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    Originally posted on my blog ahmednadar.com Three months ago, I embarked on an exciting journey, the creation of Connectroots.

  16. Migration Magic ✨, Handling Not-Null Constraints in Production with Ruby on Rails

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    Originally posted on my blog ahmednadar.com.

  17. 🧹 Tidying Up Your Rails Code: The Art of Refactoring, Marie Kondo Style

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    originally posted on my blog You know that feeling when you're in the mood to crack on some code and do a 'brain dump' of ideas and code it?

  18. 🚀 A Unique Partnership: An Entrepreneurial Journey Like No Other 🌟

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    This is a unique post.

  19. Setup TailwindCSS and esbuild on Rails 7

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    Every time I run a new rails application, I’d need to configure essential tools for my front-end stacks such as TailwindCSS and esbuild.

  20. Eliminate N+1 queries and improve Rails app performance with this effective Eager Loading tip

    (Ahmed Nadar)

    In Rails applications, N+1 queries can cause significant performance issues.