All(most all) you need to know about Ruby 2.7

Ruby 2.7 is released. This post discusses the features that are part of Ruby 2.7 and how you can use them. It also discusses how you can start using Ruby 2.7 in your projects.

Prathamesh Sonpatki
25 December, 2019

Understanding Webpacker in Rails 6

Starting with Rails 6, Webpacker is the default JavaScript compiler. It means that all the JavaScript code will be handled by Webpacker instead of the

Prathamesh Sonpatki
26 August, 2019

29Apr

Disable logging of (sensitive) arguments in Active Job

Filter out logging of sensitive parameters in background jobs handled by Active Job

21Apr

Passing Rails controller params to Sidekiq

Passing Rails controller params to Sidekiq jobs

16Apr

Don't add database index if it already exists in Rails

Rails supports conditionally creating indexes based on whether they exist or not, without raising any error

25Mar

Webpacker 5.0 released

Get to know latest features from Webpacker 5 including multiple files per entry

Dig'gin through hashes and arrays in Ruby

18Mar

Dig'gin through hashes and arrays in Ruby

A simple but effective trick for parsing nested hashes and arrays using Ruby

02Mar

Converting Unix epoch timestamps to Ruby objects

A handy trick to parse timestamps to Time objects using plain Ruby way

23Feb

Pending cops in Rubocop to make upgrade easier

Whenever a new version of Rubocop comes out, there are always some new cops. If our code is not compatible with new cops, then the

09Feb

How to get feedback on your Ruby blog posts

You have written a blog post about Ruby or Rails or Hanami or Roda? Great, Congratulations! Now is the time to share it with other

29Jan

User friendly servers list in New Relic

A small tip to make the New Relic dashboard easier to monitor with the help of better display names for all the servers serving your application

02Jan

Being paranoid about user enumeration attack using Devise gem in Rails apps

Use Devise's in built paranoid mode to solve user renumeration attacks.