A Standard Way to Lint your Views Find out how to use erb-lint to lint your views, including using Standard to lint the Ruby code they contain. Connor McQuillan December 6, 2021 ERB Lint Standard Rubocop Rails Ruby
What technologies should I learn? What technologies do we recommend to early career web developers? Joël Quenneville November 18, 2021 Web Ruby
Meet Fiber, Thread's Cooperative Cousin A brief introduction to Ruby’s lightweight concurrency primitive. Thom Carter November 16, 2021 Ruby Concurrency Performance
A Broader Take on Parsing Broadening our definition of “parsing” yields some useful insights. Joël Quenneville October 14, 2021 Elm Ruby Parsing Web
Ruby safe navigation Ruby’s safe navigation can hide some subtle edge cases. We explore approaches to think about conditional logic, alternatives to &., and when &. is the best tool for the job. Joël Quenneville October 13, 2021 Development Web Ruby
Models That Match Reality When modeling a domain, it’s important to have our model actually match reality. Joël Quenneville October 12, 2021 Design Web Elm Ruby Modeling
Fewer Operations on Custom Types is Valuable Less is more. Wrapping primitives in custom types restricts your available operations and that’s a good thing. Joël Quenneville October 11, 2021 Elm Ruby Web
Rubocop: Custom Cops for Custom Needs Parsers, grepping, ASCII art, and how that helps you automating boring stuff. Matheus Richard October 5, 2021 Rubocop Linters Rails Ruby
Testing Your Edge Cases A little combination math goes a long way to catching edge cases. Joël Quenneville September 8, 2021 Testing Ruby Development
Back to Basics: Boolean Expressions Write Boolean expressions using operators instead of if/else for a more readable outcome. Joël Quenneville June 28, 2021 Back To Basics Ruby Development Web