Erik Minkel

I'm sure if you're a developer, or on a team with a bunch of developers you might have some old hardware laying around that's still useful.

Let's get into it.

An often overlooked area when you're standing up your application infrastructure is what to do in the face of disaster.

SQLite as a single or small development team database for Ruby on Rails projects ended out the year as all the rage.

In this post I'll attempt to cover the process to setup your git repository to allow it to deploy your Ruby on Rails application with the Kamal deployment tool.

In this post I'll outline a way you can host multiple Ruby on Rails applications on a single server.

I had a need arise to run a configurable instance of the docker registry to host images built for the Kamal deployment tool.

There are a few articles highlighting how to get going with the Ruby-powered static site generator BridgetownRb.

This post is an effort to provide the next developer searching for answers with some guidance on using sqlite with the JSON1 extension.

Just a quick fix for vue-loader v15+ If you're developing in Rails in 2018, you're likely using a webpack and a front end framework.

While putting together an understanding of the Stellar SDK and developing a platform for smart contracts (which I'll announce later); I'll be blogging excerpts of how to interact with the Stellar network through the JavaScript SDK as I discover more.

In this, hopefully short post, I want to detail how I'm using docker-compose to run webpacker in a Rails 5.1+ environment.

Oh, the fun it is.

Disclaimer: I'm not an SEO expert, I just develop things.

This is going to be a short and sweet update.