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On the code-changing magic of yield_self.
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We’re experimenting with running feature specs using Chrome’s new headless mode. How do we set it up, and how does it compare to Capybara-WebKit?
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What happens when we stop using validations for data integrity and instead use them for user interface?
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Emailed password reset links are a common part of web applications. Is your site leaking these confidential links to third party sites?
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Frustrations with Vim lead me briefly to Emacs and ultimately to experiment with NeoVim.
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Database views can improve the performance, composability, and readability of
your rails application and Scenic is here to help.
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The Bike Shed turns one year old this month. Let’s look at the evolution and future of the show.
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In 2013, we worked with T1D Exchange to develop a community platform.
Two years later, we catch up with their in-house developer.
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What is referential integrity and why is it important to your Rails apps?
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The Bike Shed joins the thoughtbot podcast family.
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