When I started programming Ruby, it was on an Apple iBook G4/800. A lovely computer that was not only fast enough to run Ruby, but a pleasure to develop the first version of both Rails and Basecamp on.

There are couple of challenges with Ruby-Rust integration (actually, for Ruby-whatever integration). This post is about them.

Included in issue #297 of Ruby Weekly. When was the last time you created an Enumerator? We use enumerables all over the place but it’s rare to see Enumerator.new. If I’m being honest, sometimes I ...

I have some criticism of this new feature and would like to articulate those in this post. Before that I’d like to explain the ‘advertised’ use cases for this new method and also walk you through the implementation of this method.

This blog post describes how to set up a simple demonstration of the Web Push and Service Worker JavaScript APIs to send notifications to users from a Ruby on Rails application.

Rails 5 provides support to configure queue_adapter at job level and this queue_adapter can be inherited by child jobs.

All change starts with a “No”.                                                  

We have a diversity problem in the community, and that's been talked about quite a lot when it comes to tangible things like gender and race. A diversity of skill -- an intangible thing -- is also something we talk about struggling with.

A lightweight Sinatra application that can mock ReST responses. Has interface to easily create, search & maintain mocks. No need to program mocks into a language specific implementation.