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Explore how we use Ruby on Rails to power modern applications. In this category, you'll find posts that share practical guidance, tips, and strategies drawn from years of hands-on experience with Rails projects.
At OmbuLabs, we recently had the opportunity to develop a Discord bot from scratch. We found the experience both rewarding and insightful, prompting us
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Configuring your Rails application can be tricky. How do you define secrets? How do you set different values for your local development and for production?
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When working with complex forms, it’s really easy to immediately start adding JavaScript to implement non-common behaviors. But there are some hidden gems in the
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Email threads are great for improving the user experience of your app. In this post we will learn how the RFC 5322 specification expects us
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Audit is a Rails application that allows users to check for vulnerabilities in their Gemfiles in an efficient and secure manner. The tool has
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With the release of Rails 6, Webpack was introduced as the default JavaScript bundler by using the Webpacker gem. We tend to think
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Rails UJS (Unobtrusive JavaScript) is the JavaScript library that helps Rails do its magic when we use options like remote: true for
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Previously, I outlined the new hotness that is Hotwire. New features are nice, but what can you build with it? Let’s build a little project,
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Have you ever had to deal with complex forms creating multiple objects and hierarchies in one request? Rails is there to help provide a set
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Nested Forms
One of the most visible and controversial new developments with the release of Rails 6.0 is Hotwire. Like anything in web development, the
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Devise is a well known solution for authentication in Rails applications. It’s full featured (it not only adds authentication but also password recovery, email
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Since the release of Rails 6, Webpack is the default JavaScript bundler for new Rails apps. We all struggled at first coming from a Sprockets
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We, Ruby developers, are used to running scripts or commands with the prefix bundle exec, but sometimes it’s not needed, but sometimes it
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In the first and second parts of this series we talked
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In the first part of this series we talked about positional arguments,
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