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2022-02-18 · kddnewton.com

Formatting Ruby: Part 1

This post is part of a series about how ruby-syntax-tree/syntax_tree works under the hood.

2022-01-17 · rack.github.io

rack/rack

A modular Ruby web server interface.

2022-01-17 · rubyweekly.com

Understanding Rails secrets/credentials - Code with Jason

What this feature is for The credentials feature is a way of storing secrets that you don’t want to keep in plaintext, like AWS credentials for example. (In fact, the one and only thing I keep in my main Rails project’s credentials are my Active Storage AWS credentials.) Why the…

2022-01-17 · blog.webjeda.com

3 Simple steps to setup Jekyll Categories and Tags

Why Jekyll Categories or Tags? Imagine you have a blog where you discuss very different things all together. Many bloggers post their personal experiences along with some professional posts. Curating information is very important to make users browse through your website with…

2022-01-17 · shiroyasha.io

Sinatra applications with RSpec

There are times when the only thing I want to create is a simple API. In the Ruby ecosystem the standard for creating something simple is Sinatra. But...

2021-12-20 · codewithjason.com

How map(&:some_method) works - Code with Jason

The map method’s shorthand syntax One of the most common uses of map in Ruby is to take an object and call some method on the object, like this. [1, 2, 3].map { |number| number.to_s } To save us from redundancy, Ruby has a shorthand version which is functionally equivalent to…

2021-11-29 · longqian.me

Jekyll Tags on Github Pages · Long Qian

Github page does not allow customized plugins, and jekyll-tagging is not one of the supported GEMs of Github pages. It needs some effort to add tag support your Jekyll blog hosted by Github page. This blog shows you how to do this step by step.

2021-02-11 · fastruby.io

Hacker News

Ruby 3.0 is a lot faster than Ruby 2.0, with both incremental tuning and interesting new disruptive changes. 'Three times faster' is hard to define...