Tailwind CSS version 1.2 is the most recent release of the CSS framework. This is a short guide that teaches you how to install it in the most basic form.
In this gui...
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Welcome to another installment of my Let's Build: With Ruby on Rails series. This series focuses on building a marketplace application using Stripe Connect. Users can sign up, purchase, and sell th...
The High Voltage gem is one of my favorite no-nonsense Ruby gems that gets you moving quickly when the need for static pages arise in your Rails app.
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There are thousands of Ruby gems out in the wild. I use many on almost every Ruby on Rails project I create. This is an impromptu list of some of my favorite Ruby gems I recommend you check out if ...
Continuing on from Part 1 is the frontend portion of the tutorial. I'll leverage React, Apollo and Tailwind CSS to build out the frontend of our Ruby on Rails and GraphQL API application.
The to...
GraphQL is a query language for APIs. The query language itself is universal and not tied to any frontend or backend technology. This characteristic makes it a great choice ...
Continuing my Let's Build: With Tailwind CSS series is another addition where I show you how to re-create Airbnb's home page using only Tailwind CSS.
[Download the source code](https://github.co...
Welcome to another installment in my Let's build with Ruby on Rails: Extending Devise series. This tutorial teaches you how to sign in with Twitter using Devise, Omniauth, and Ruby on Rails.
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In this installment of my Let's Build with JavaScript series I talk about using mouse events to animate text.
This tutorial is heavily inspired by a video from Wes Bos' course [JavaScript 30](h...
This tutorial is about using Active Storage from Ruby on Rails 6.0 to create a drag and drop upload experience from scratch using Stimulus.js and Dropzone.js.
[Download Source Code](https://git...
The Devise gem ships with a default configuration that allows you to sign in on a specific route. This post address the idea of changing that guideline to...
Welcome to another installment of my Let's Build: With JavaScript series. This video tutorial teaches you how to make a collection of dynamic HTML checkboxes using vanilla JavaScript.
The ongoin...
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