Modern versions of Ruby on Rails ship with a very useful application credentials layer that allows you to store private keys and other information in a fully...
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Keeping up with the fast-paced environment of the world wide web is an increasingly challenging feat. Your workflow, your tools, and your knowledge of programming all play a significant role in where you stand as a web developer. How does one keep up? What steps must be taken to achieve results without sacrificing performance and code quality? Much is discussed here.
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Ruby on Rails
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Ruby on Rails ships with no user authentication layer. The core maintainers of the framework made this decision as it could vary per app how you might want t...
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When Rails 7 made its first appearance in December of 2021 a new default component was introduced called Turbo. If you have an...
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Upgrading a Ruby on Rails application can be a downright chore. There are many steps to consider and that varies depending on your version of Rails. It's oft...
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Ruby on Rail's ships with a module known as
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Accepting payments has become easier than ever. Stripe is a platform that enables so many entrepreneurs to branch out and make their way to building products...
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Web3 is all the buzz right now. If you're new to the phrase you'll learn a little more about it in this article. I think Web3 will be the dawn of peer-to-pee...
Writing•428 reads
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Ruby on Rails and its routing capabilities make creating new resources and URL structures a breeze. This guide is a walk-through of some use cases for routin...
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Ever since starting this blog and my YouTube channel I knew teaching had a special place in my heart. I don't consider myself the best at much of anything bu...
Vlog•697 reads
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As I took a quick break from my other series ([Let's Build for Ruby on Rails developers](https://web-crunch.com/collections/lets-build-for-ruby-and-rails-dev...
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In this guide, we take a look at creating button components using Tailwind CSS. Combined with PostCSS we can craft custom component-based classes that group ...
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Almost every software developer today knows at least a little bit about Git. In order to go beyond this "little bit", I'd like to show you seven short comm...
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