Have you ever heard about Ruby on Rails? Discover why startups love it (and so do we) for product development
If your startup is looking to deliver a quality product as quickly as possible in a reliable, cost-effective, and scalable way… Ruby on Rails is the perfect development platform for that mission.
How to Install Node.js on Windows?
This is a step-by-step guide for installing Node.js on a Windows machine.
5 Key Benefits of Ruby on Rails That Make It Startup-friendly
As startup CTOs know well, the success of any venture strongly relies on the ability to efficiently bring an idea to life, to turn a concept into reality.
Connecting React Native to localhost
This is something that happens to me on every React Native project.
Golang DNS Resolving
Lately, I have been writing Golang (more commonly known as just Go, which is what I’ll be using from here on out) at work, and so far I have been enjoying it a lot!
React Tests — Component Tests, Async Action Tests, and Reducer Tests
Since I started developing I have always heard about testing my applications, but we would never spend much time on it. This started in college where there were some classes that gave an idea of what…
Building a cross-platform todo mobile app using Flutter: Pt. 2
In the first part of this series (which you should totally take a look at) , we set up our workspace to build apps with Flutter.
Four things about Pry
I love REPL s. It’s a great development tool. Any decent language has a REPL. Lisp has it. Python has it. So does Haskell . And Ruby , obviously, has it!
Implementing Conway’s Game of Life With React — Part 2
In part 1 of implementing Conway’s Game of Life, we learned about React and one of the things it can be used for. We also learned what Conway’s Game of Life is, along with its rules.
Implementing Conway’s Game of Life With React — Part 1
R eact is an open-source javascript library used to build user interfaces. Since its release, React has become more and more popular.
Polyglot content in a rails app
Most of the apps that we develop are in English. As this is the most universal language in the world, it is normal to use English since it means reaching more people with our app.
Python from the beginning
Set up Python, VSCode and Jupyter
What does your developer environment look like?
A while ago here at Runtime Revolution, I ran a voluntary survey for the engineers in our Team to take. It started out simply as me trying to figure out if people use a different font to code than…
Everything Redux — Part 2
This series of posts aims to show how redux works and the different possibilities that it can bring to your application.
Crystal is not Ruby Pt. 2
Crystal is a very interesting language and has become one of my favorites to work with. It’s constantly compared to Ruby and is often marketed as an alternative to write performant code but with a…
Crystal is not Ruby Part 1
Crystal is a very interesting project that I have been following for the last couple of months. There is no 1.0 release yet ( but it’s close ) so I haven’t really used it in any production systems,…
Transposing Lisp into Ruby
When you work for a long time on the same technology you can become alienated from the world around you. For the past eight years I must have spent 90% of my time in the land of lisp ( pun intended)…
Conditional Eager Loading in Rails
One of the most common performance issues that can affect a rails application (or any other web application) is the n+1 queries problem.