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Drifting Ruby Screencasts
Drifting Ruby Screencasts episodes
- Recurring Events with ice_cubeice_cube is a ruby library for easily handling repeated events and schedules.7 min
- Restricting Access by IP AddressLearn to lock down your application or parts of your application by IP Addresses.5 min
- Custom Error Pages with Slack NotificationLearn to use custom error pages to provide a similar look to your application. Get notified on Slack as errors occur to act on them before they're reported.10 min
- Benchmarking and Refactoring the content_for View HelperIn a recent blog post, we looked into the content_for view helper to render breadcrumbs. Once we got the feature working, it's time to refactor the feature to lower technical debt.8 min
- Creating Custom Ruby on Rails GeneratorsSimplify your workflow by using custom generators to streamline the creation of files and templates that you use often.12 min
- Virtual Columns with JSON Data TypesContinuing from Episode #87, we take a deeper dive into virtual columns in Rails 5.1 and use them to parse JSON Data Types with adding indexes to the virtual column.8 min
- Virtual Columns in MySQLIn Ruby on Rails 5.1.0, generated virtual column support was added for MySQL and MariaDB. Using generated and stored columns can leverage heavy calculations to the SQL side.5 min
- Plotting Points on a Map from ScratchUsing the Google Maps Javascript API, learn how to plot markers onto a map. Load markers and info windows through AJAX calls to your Rails JSON API.9 min
- Working with SubdomainsLearn to create a multi-tenant application where access to tenants are determined by the subdomain.8 min
- Geocoding, Places and MapsUsing the Geocoder gem and Google APIs, learn how to add some geolocation functionality to your application.12 min
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Every week you will be treated to a new Drifting Ruby episode featuring tips and tricks with Ruby on Rails, the popular web development framework. These screencasts are short and focus on one…
technique so you can quickly move on to applying it to your own project. The topics are geared toward the intermediate Rails developer, but beginners and experts will get something out of it as well.