Ruby
Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski, Oct 01
Super Easy Activity Feeds with Stream
Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski shows you how to add activity feeds to your Rails app. Show likes, shares, pins, etc. to engage users and create interest.
3 COMMENTs
Ruby
Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski, Sep 24
Simple Rails Authentication with Clearance
Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski continues his series on Rails Authentication frameworks with a look at Clearance. Clearance is a simple auth framework by ThoughtBot.
Ruby
Devdatta Kane, Sep 07
Build APIs with Napa
Devdatta Kane shows you how to easily and quickly create APIs with Napa. Napa does one thing: API and it does it well.
3 COMMENTs
Ruby
Jamie Patel, Sep 04
Adapting RethinkDB For The Evented Web With Pusher
Jamie Patel shows you how to easily make real-time web applications with RethinkDB, Pusher, and Ruby.
4 COMMENTs
Ruby
Glenn Goodrich, Aug 31
JSON Validation by Committee
Glenn Goodrich shows you how to write tests against your JSON schema, as well as equip your app to validate incoming requests using the committee gem.
4 COMMENTs
Ruby
Glenn Goodrich, Aug 24
Document Your JSON API Schema with PRMD
Glenn Goodrich explains how to use the PRMD gem to help generate, validate, and document your JSON Schema-based API.
Ruby
Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski, Aug 10
Rails Authentication with Authlogic
Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski pens the fourth post in a series on Rails Authentication, this one focused on Authlogic.
Ruby
Brian Underwood, Aug 03
Why You Should Use Neo4j in Your Next Ruby App
Brian Underwood makes a great case why you should use Neo4j in your next Ruby app. Good examples and usable sample code. Check it.
Ruby
Darko Gjorgjievski, Jul 23
Model Web Pages with the Page Object Pattern
Darko Gjorgjievski dives into the Page Object pattern for modelling a web page within Ruby. Makes interacting with existing pages easy.
Ruby
Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski, Jul 10
Uploading Files with Paperclip
Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski explores another file uploading solution in Paperclip. Paperclip is a very popular gem written by ThoughtBot.
5 COMMENTs
Ruby
Glenn Goodrich, Jul 01
Kiba: ETL Done Right
Glenn Goodrich pens a tutorial on using Kiba, a lightweight ETL framework written in Ruby. Move and process your data like a boss.
4 COMMENTs
Ruby
Jesse Herrick, Jun 25
Fully Functional Jekyll Blog
Jesse Herrick walks through the creation of a functional blog site using Jekyll. Learn how to add search and customize the default templates.
1 COMMENT
Ruby
Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski, Jun 19
DOTA 2 on Rails: Digging Deeper
Ilya Bodrov digs deeper into the Dota API and rails, tracking player's ability upgrades, additional units, and tower/barrick status.
4 COMMENTs
Ruby
Darko Gjorgjievski, Jun 18
Nokogiri Fundamentals: Extract HTML from the Web
Darko Gjorgjievski shows your the right way to learn Nokogiri to extract data from the web. Scrape HTML like a pro without all the headaches of learning.
Ruby
Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski, May 25
CanCanCan: The Rails Authorization Dance
Ilya Bodrov moves from authentication to authorization in Rails, covering CanCanCan, the premier authorization gem in the Rails ecosystem.
Ruby
Jesse Herrick, May 20
Authenticating with Google
Jesse Herrick walks through using Google, Device, and OmniAuth to get authentication working for your Rails app in no time.
Ruby
Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski, May 04
Steam-Powered DOTA on Rails
Ilya Bodrov dives into the Steam API to authenticate and retrieve match data for DOTA. This is a very interesting foray into a different API.
Ruby
Vasu K, Apr 30
Stripe Subscriptions in Rails
Vasu K walks through how to setup a subscription-based service using Stripe in Rails. Subscription plans are notoriously hard to setup, but this is easy.
Ruby
Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski, Apr 23
Rails Authentication with OAuth 2.0 and OmniAuth
Ilya Bodrov continues the Authentication in Rails series, covering OmniAuth and OAuth 2.0. Ilya configures Twitter, Facebook, and other providers.
Ruby
Benjamin Tan Wei Hao, Apr 20
Ru: Ruby in Your Shell
Benjamin Tan Wei Hao explores Ru, a utility that bring Ruby to the command line. Benjamin runs through several examples of using Ruby to make CLI tasks easy.
Ruby
Dhaivat Pandya, Apr 16
RethinkDB in Ruby: Map Reduce and Joins
Dhaivat Pandya continues exploring RethinkDB in Ruby, focusing on Map Reduce and Table Joins. See how RethinkDB takes a complex map reduce and makes it easy
Ruby
Jesse Herrick, Apr 13
Jekyll on Rails
Jesse Herrick combines Jekyll, the most popular static-site generator, with Rails, the most popular dynamic site framework. Use the right tool for the job.
Ruby
Richard Schneeman, Apr 09
Why is Rubygems Slow?
Richard Schneeman dives into what really happens when you install a Ruby gem. The post is deep and illuminating and will teach you something about gems.
Ruby
Dhaivat Pandya, Mar 30
RethinkDB in Ruby
Dhiavat Pandya walks through an introduction to RethinkDB. He explains the concepts behind this NoSQL database, as well as examples of using it in Ruby.