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If we want clients to create small controllers and use resources in their routes, it’s a good idea to know why. This is a refresher of Derek Prior’s advice from Railsconf 2017.
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Writing and previewing dynamic content in HTML emails with MJML’s secret feature.
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Are your feature flags states leaking between your test cases? Stub them all to make your test suite more reliable. Here’s how.
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Custom hooks are one of the most underused React abstractions. Let’s explore when it makes sense to use them compared to other abstractions.
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Is Rust Web yet? We used our Rails knowledge to try writing a Web application in Axum in two days.
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Got autoloading during initialization warning messages in your Rails 6.1 app? It’s time to_prepare for the next version.
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Rocket launches show us that we can know that two future events will be simultaneous, or what the local time will be, but not both.
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Time dependent tests are difficult to diagnose, and the symptoms don’t present themselves until it’s too late. This article will help you determine if your test suite is time dependent.
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Here are the risks and common scenarios we see when a team doesn’t have a plan for ongoing maintenance for their Rails application. We also share how we support clients in these situations with our new, flexible, Rails Maintenance offering.
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Your team’s manual deployment process doesn’t have to be so manual. Here’s how we automated our team’s deployment process with a few lines of bash and basic Git knowledge.
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