We answer take a look at the Code Insight feature from RubyMine to help answer the question: "what does RubyMine do that a text editor can't?"

Rails really takes the idea of separating an application's data, user interface, and control logic to a whole new level. In this article we'll see how.

Léonard demonstrates the possibilities offered by GraphQL and Rails by implementing a simple movies database API.

David Bush discusses the importance of understanding core functionality in Rails, showing how indexes work and how to implement a database by yourself.

Ilya shows how to set up search and autocomplete features in a Rails application, including additional pg_search options, matched usernames and geolocation.

For the last 6+ years, I've been managing the SitePoint Ruby channel. I was given the job by desperate, over-tasked folks trying to save a fledgling Ruby resource. I swallowed my...

Vinoth completes this two-part series on authenticating your Rails API using JWT by handling reset password and email endpoints.

Parth Modi generates executable docs for his Rails API using swagger-docs and swagger-ui.

Fred Heath discusses the many different many-to-many associations and how to handle each with ActiveRecord.

Jesse Novotny provides a walkthrough for setting up an Angular single page app on Rails with Devise and Bootstrap.

Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski walks through 10 common security issues when using Rails and how to avoid and manage each one.

In this episode, Tim and David are joined by Glenn Goodrich, aka Ruprict, a developer by day and SitePoint's Ruby Channel editor by night.

Over the last couple of years, I've been an active participant in the Hour of Code. If you're unfamiliar with the Hour of Code, here's a blurb from its site: The Hour of Code...

Parth Modi explains how he discovered that fixing the N + 1 Query Problem isn't always about reducing the number of queries. Sometimes, more queries is better.