We’ve made enough progress towards the vision for Rails 6.0 that it makes sense to share our aspirational timeline for release. “Aspirational” being the key word, more so than “release” 😄. Software rarely ships on time, and we’ve had plenty of aspirational release dates that came and went in the past. But if optimism isn’t part of the fun of open source, then where would we be?

AWS has recently rolled out Secrets Manager in April 2018. It comes with a web console for you to easily CRUD the secrets, and it works with IAM to control who and what can access them. If you run one or more Rails apps in EC2, you can use IAM roles for EC2 to implement access control for each of the secrets.

Self-contained, Ruby binaries that can run on any Linux distribution and any OS X machine. - phusion/traveling-ruby

A question that has befuddled many developers, including myself for a long time, is: how do I test private methods? Should I test private methods?

You may have seen Ruby 2.6’s Proc composition, but did you know there are far more operators you can abuse using Ruby’s proc coercion ( & )? Get ready for another wild ride! The first step to…

So, the purpose of this article is to explain you why I started my blog and give you few numbers about my year. My day-to-day work is more and more efficient thanks to all these developers that share…

Data structures and algorithms are the heart and soul of computer science and software. One cannot learn programming without understanding how data is organized in code and how to manipulate it. In…

Ruby 2.6

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Database validations for ActiveRecord. Contribute to toptal/database_validations development by creating an account on GitHub.

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