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Maybe Thinking

By understanding Maybe, you begin to see code in a new light.
Josh Clayton
April 15, 2016
Recover Data from Production Backups with ActiveRecord

Sometimes things go awry with production data and you need to recover. Here’s one way to do it.
Bernerd Schaefer
April 13, 2016
- Web
- Ruby
Rebuilding Git in Ruby

From zero to commit! Let’s rebuild Git with a more familiar approach for Rails developers to get a better understanding on how Git works under the hood.
Joël Quenneville
March 14, 2016
- Git
- Ruby
Executing Elevated Commands in Your Current Environment

No more maintaining multiple versions of gems for your system Ruby!
Justin Kenyon
March 9, 2016
- Ruby
- Unix
Building a Ping Pong Scoreboard

How we built a scoreboard for our ping pong table as a hack day project.
Dan Barber
March 1, 2016
- Web
- Ruby
- JavaScript
- Hardware
- Hack Day
- Project
- Ping Pong
Brace Yourselves, Rails Upgrade is Coming

How to prepare your Rails application so you won’t get left out in the cold.
Prem Sichanugrist
February 23, 2016
- Ruby
- Rails
- Web
A Client Project, Two Years Later

In 2013, we worked with T1D Exchange to develop a community platform. Two years later, we catch up with their in-house developer.
Derek Prior
November 4, 2015
- Web
- Ruby
Announcing Administrate

A Rails engine that helps you put together a super-flexible admin dashboard.
Grayson Wright
November 3, 2015
- News
- Open Source
- Rails
- Ruby
- Web
But I Don't Want to `bundle exec`

What if bundle exec increases your development time? Avoid it now to eliminate extra mental effort.
Bosun Olanrewaju
November 2, 2015
- Ruby
- Rake
Ruby's ARGF

How to write well-behaved data-processing Unix utilities in Ruby.
Calle Erlandsson
October 13, 2015
- Ruby
- Unix
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