👩‍💻 Background Jobs in Rails with SolidQueue

In this episode we will setup SolidQueue in our Rails app. So that we can use our database as a job queue for our background workers

📮 ViewComponent Crash Course with Ruby on Rails

ViewComponent is a powerful gem that allows you to create reusable, testable, and encapsulated view components in Ruby on Rails applications.

ViewComponent was developed by the GitHub team and has since been adopted by many developers looking for more structure than the default partials and helpers provided by Ruby on Rails. This crash course will review ViewComponent's use case and explore how it might fit your next Rails app.

📺 Getting Started with Turbo Native in Ruby on Rails | SupeRails #184

Let's learn to build mobile apps with Hotwire using Turbo Native

📮 When to Use call, erb_template, or html.erb in Rails ViewComponents?

ViewComponent has multiple methods to render ERB and HTML. Initially, when ViewComponent was released, there were two options:

a separate html.erb file, and;
a call method.

💎 [EN] Ruby Mixology 101: adding shots of PHP, Elixir, and more / Vladimir Dementyev @palkan_tula

📺 https://youtu.be/tfzAZiGGHvM?si=lMAIfPBnTR7INKK2

💻 Delegated Types - Rails in Focus

In the first video of this new series, we're diving into a Rails feature that can transform how you manage your app's database relationships - Delegated Types. Introduced in Rails 6.1, this feature offers a new approach to multi-table inheritance, providing a more efficient and type-safe alternative to Single Table Inheritance (STI) and classic Polymorphism

💻 Hello Hotwire - Free Course - Full Version

This is the FREE version of my recently released course, Hello Hotwire. You can get the full course and premium content at hellohotwire.com

👩‍💻 Ruby 3.3.5 Released — Not a big release (you’ll be waiting till Christmas Day for that!) but a scheduled minor bug fix release covering a variety of issues. Based on the current schedule, 3.3.6 should land in early November.

💻 Rails 8 will simplify PWA development by generating essential PWA scaffolding by default.

In his RailsWorld talk, Emmanuel will cover PWA basics, the service worker lifecycle, offline strategies via background sync, and the CacheStorage API for cross-device performance. Come join his talk to find out how it all works:

https://rubyonrails.org/world/2024/day-1/emmanuel-hayford

💻 The Shape & the (Missing) Idea of Service Object

❤ EuRuKo 2024 Presentation

📺 12. Ivan Nemytchenko - The Curse of Service Object - wroc_love.rb 2024

👩‍💻 Tired of manually styling table rows?

Use ActionView's cycle to alternate background colors automatically.

💻 Playlists / Turbo Native

Learn to build mobile apps with Ruby on Rails

💻 Did you know that ActiveRecord::Base#pluck adds support for hash values in Rails 7.2?

This Week in Rails: Solid Cable as default, 2 new Guides PRs, and much more.

💻 Ruby on Rails 7.1: Partial Strict Locals and Their Gotchas

Rails partials have been around for years, but they can be clunky since they're just ERB snippets without a backing object structure.

Recently, libraries like ViewComponent and Phlex have tried to improve the view layer by adding more semantic structure to the templates. These are great libraries and I personally reach for ViewComponent on almost every project I work on. That said, I still feel the humble Rails partial still works great for many use cases.

🏎️ If you're entertained by all things DHH, Rails' creator David Heinemeier Hansson 📺 went on popular dev-streamer ThePrimeagen's channel for a mammoth 2 hour unedited interview where he shared thoughts on Ruby, programming in general, racing, and parenthood.

💻 Add your Rails app to the Home Screen - the Ultimate Guide

Rails 8 will support Progressive Web Apps (PWA) out-of-the-box but you have all the tools you need to make your Rails app installable today

Hotwire Native is officially here! 🎉

It's Turbo Native + Strada + a bunch of improvements.

💻 Announcing Hotwire Native

💻 Get ready, #Rails8 beta is going live from #RailsWorld right now