Ruby on Rails extends Docker support
Now available in a beta, Rails 7.1 will generate all Dockerfiles needed for deployment, tuned for production use.
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Now available in a beta, Rails 7.1 will generate all Dockerfiles needed for deployment, tuned for production use.
Please also read my follow-up about abstractions and the role of a framework Last year I made a decision that I won’t be using Rails anymore, nor I will support Rails in gems that I maintain. Furthermore, I will do my best to never have to work with Rails again at work. Since I’m involved with many Ruby projects and people have been asking me many times why I don’t like Rails, what kind of problems I have with it and so on, I decided to write this long post to summarize and explain everything.
One of the most common problems I encounter consulting on Rails projects is that developers have previously added lib/ to autoload paths and then twisted the...
Monkey patching is considered one of the more powerful features of the Ruby programming language. However, by the end of this post I’m hoping to convince you that they should be used sparingly, if at all, because they are brittle, dangerous, and often unnecessary. I’ll also share tips on how to use them as safely as...
Although Ruby on Rails is the oldest framework, and some claim that it is no longer in use, developers still like it for various reasons. And the reason is most probably the features it offers. So here we've compiled some of the best features of Ruby on rails in nowadays programming 2023.