Codeship - 02 March 2016
ActionCable is coming to Rails 5 and brings with it the promise of using WebSockets directly in Rails. Ruby has a notoriously bad concurrency story, and that certainly extends into the realm of WebSockets and pubsub. ActionCable may be suitable for a small number of authenticated sessions, but scaling persistent connections to thousands or tens-of-thousands […]
Semaphore - 02 March 2016
Leveraging the power of Ember.js, learn how to test-drive the features of a component and use acceptance tests to build a front-end application.
Bigbinary - 02 March 2016
This blog is part of our Rails 5 series.
While writing tests sometimes we need to read files to compare the output. For example a test might want to compare the API response with pre determined data stored in a file.
Bigbinary - 01 March 2016
This blog is part of our Rails 5 series.
We will see how migrations in Rails 5 differ by looking at different cases.
Quick Left - 29 February 2016
Introduction When you’re getting ready to build an application, there are many choices to be made. Will you choose to build it as cheaply as possible, then hope that things work out down the line? Or do you need something more resilient? If so, spending the time and money to build a quality application will […]
SitePoint - 29 February 2016
Ruby on Rails is a full fledged web framework written in Ruby. It is one of the most famous web frameworks and makes getting started with development so easy. Today I would like to explain the default files and folders generated by Rails. Let’s get started.
Signal v Noise - 29 February 2016
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<div class="sum">This blog is part of our Rails 5 series.
In Rails 4.x, for going back to previous page we use redirect_to :back.
However sometimes we get ActionController::RedirectBackError exception when HTTPREFERER is not present.
Brewhouse - 26 February 2016
Whenever I come across a rails application with inconsistent data or bugs that are hard to nail down I tell myself: “They (the developers) were just a couple of keystokes away from preventing those issues from happening”.
At Brewhouse, we follow five simple practices to make our Rails applications robust. It all comes down to failing early, loudly and often. We ensure that data is valid and applications behave properly by catching issues early on.
Arkency - 26 February 2016
Recently we added monitoring to one of our customer’s application. The app was tiny, but with a huge responsibility. We simply wanted to know if it’s alive. We went with Sensu HTTP check since it was a no-brainer. And it just worked, however, we got warning from monitoring tool.