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October, 2013 | Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog
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Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog. Monthly Archives: October 2013. Web Development Blackjack, Part 2. October 27, 2013. Introduction to Ruby and Web Development. It’s been another busy week in Rubyland. This week is particularly noteworthy, though, as it marks the completion of my first module (. Introduction to Ruby and Web Development. Next week, a whole new era begins! But, I’m getting ahead of myself. Umm… More later on that…). But first, this week’s code, with some notes on its highlights:. Elsif calculate t...
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Week 9:TDD, Shoulda Matchers, and Form Builders | Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog
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Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog. TDD, Shoulda Matchers, and Form Builders. January 10, 2014. Building Robust and Production Quality Applications. Now that we got the basics of the Myflix project out of the way, the goals this week were to learn about TDD, Shoulda Matchers, and Form Builders, among other items. Let’s start with TDD. Test Driven Development (TDD). Are among the best of the bunch:. Once I had placed the. It {should have many(:videos)}. Can have zero videos". The toast of New York City .". And, spe...
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Week 13Concerns, Sidekiq, and Unicorn | Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog
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Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog. Concerns, Sidekiq, and Unicorn. February 16, 2014. Building Robust and Production Quality Applications. This week, I expanded upon the Social Media component of the MyFLix app, enabling the. Option. Doing so provided me with the opportunity to experiment with Mailgun and Sidekiq, as well as Procfile, Foreman, and setting up the production environment using Unicorn. I’d like to start off this week’s post, however, with a discussion of refactoring with Concerns:. Folder, like so:.
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Building Robust and Production Quality Applications | Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog
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Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog. Category Archives: Building Robust and Production Quality Applications. March 8, 2014. Building Robust and Production Quality Applications. It’s hard to believe, but the day has finally arrived, the day of my final weekly blog post for my Ruby on Rails journey! It’s been a great ride, and although this will be my final post summarizing my Tealeaf learnings, rest assured that my posts will continue, as I continue my learnings. Our primary task this week was to create webhooks:.
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March, 2014 | Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog
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Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog. Monthly Archives: March 2014. March 8, 2014. Building Robust and Production Quality Applications. It’s hard to believe, but the day has finally arrived, the day of my final weekly blog post for my Ruby on Rails journey! It’s been a great ride, and although this will be my final post summarizing my Tealeaf learnings, rest assured that my posts will continue, as I continue my learnings. Enough philosophizing, though, let’s get started! What’s a webhook? Visit the Request Bin.
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Week 14:Separating Actors,File Uploading,and Credit Card Processing | Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog
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Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog. And Credit Card Processing. February 22, 2014. Building Robust and Production Quality Applications. We covered a lot of ground this week, as usual, and I have to say that it was pretty neat to learn about file uploading, image processing, and the processing of credit card transactions. I thought I’d start off this post, though, with a discussion of separating actors. Now, one way to handle this functionality would be to sprinkle the app with. Here’s what we need to do:. We can s...
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December, 2013 | Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog
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Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog. Monthly Archives: December 2013. December 23, 2013. Building Robust and Production Quality Applications. Now that I’ve finished up the first two courses in my Rails journey, I’ve learned enough to have a pretty clear sense that I still have a heck of a lot to learn. And so, I’ve been delving into the pre-course material for my third and final module, Building Robust and Production Quality Applications. HOW TO SEED A DATABASE. In the terminal, generate a new migration for the.
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February, 2014 | Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog
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Joe's Ruby on Rails Blog. Monthly Archives: February 2014. And Credit Card Processing. February 22, 2014. Building Robust and Production Quality Applications. We covered a lot of ground this week, as usual, and I have to say that it was pretty neat to learn about file uploading, image processing, and the processing of credit card transactions. I thought I’d start off this post, though, with a discussion of separating actors. Now, one way to handle this functionality would be to sprinkle the app with.
