I wrote here few times here about quirks working with older Rails application. For example, upgrading old app to some more up-to-date toolset can be challenging. In my opinion it is best done step by step, so having 4.0 Rails app it is much more challenging to upgrade right to 6.1 will be very hard. …
Tag Archives: Ruby
Passing current user id to Rails models
Long time since last post, isn’t it? Well, I’m completely busy with my work in Nettigo, selling Arduinos and other nice gears :) I do not do gigs anymore, so there is a lot less reasons to write about Rails. But I still use this framework, since my backend software is written in Rails, so …
Ruby for Startups
I’ve found this interesting – a bunch of info from Mike Subelsky (creator of OtherInbox) how to use Ruby and Rails in challenging startup environment (each startup’s environment is challenging :)) ) Ruby For Startups View more presentations from subelsky.
Design patterns or SOLID design
I’m using Rails and Ruby over 3 years now, but with each month I know there is a lot new things to learn. Recently I’m trying to learn much more about design patterns, and how to use them. If You are new to design patterns and want to know why it is worth to learn …
MySQL, collations and Rails – or server, database, connection – that is not all
Last few weeks were somewhat crazy time. But I’m seeing finish line not so far away and I hope to find more time for blogging in upcoming weeks. At least I have few things to share, which could be interesting for other Rails developers. So let’s start with MySQL and it’s collations. I have wrote …
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