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Tips for finding Rails resources at your level
There’s a lot of good, free Rails information around. But as you improve your development skills, it can be hard to find knowledge that’s useful to you. If it’s too basic, you’ll just read about things...
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Tips for keeping a monolithic Rails app in check with principles from DCI
Scalable code without bloat: DCI, Use Cases, and You RubyFlow
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Shaking off your TDD fatigue with a few quick tips
You want to test-drive some code, but you’re stuck. Maybe you’re not totally sure what your object’s interface should look like. You might not be sure you can test what you’re thinking of building. Or...
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Rails i18n: 3 quick tips and 1 crazy abuse
Rails’ i18n library is more powerful than it looks. You don’t need to only use it for translation. The i18n library is useful anywhere you want to decouple the text you display from the place you...
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A few tips for cutting down exception noise
Exceptions should be exceptional, they should be unexpected. But how unexpected can an error be if you see it thirty times a day? Most noisy exceptions fall into a few basic categories. And for each of...
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Rails 4 performance tips
Your application grows and gets slower? In this performance blog post I introduce you to some gems and tips that help you speed up your applications. RubyFlow
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