How to Create a Private Ruby Gem

How to Create a Private Ruby Gem

Ruby Gems are the default way to share code among Ruby projects and developers. While public Gems can be found and used via RubyGems.org, there are occasions when you might need to create a private gem, perhaps for proprietary tools or internal use within your...

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3 Features I’m Excited for in Rails 8

3 Features I’m Excited for in Rails 8

Ruby on Rails has consistently set the standard for web application frameworks or put in a way that doesn't make me sound like a half-dead suit, it's awesome and a pleasure to code in. As a seasoned Rails 8 is about a third (according to their Github issues) of the...

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ChatGpt & Devs

ChatGpt & Devs

In today's software development mosh pit, ChatGpt's advanced language understanding and generation capabilities can aid developers in various aspects of their work. Here's how ChatGpt can help software developers: Code assistance: ChatGpt can provide developers with...

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90+ Days With Github Co-Pilot

90+ Days With Github Co-Pilot

Howdy, fellow coders! Today, I want to talk about a tool that has been making waves in the programming community lately - Github Co-Pilot and that I have been reviewing for about a month now. As a software developer, you know that coding can be a challenging and...

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My Linux Toolbox ’22

My Linux Toolbox ’22

Having completed my review of the System 76 and HP Dev One Linux-powered developer laptop last week, I got some request for what my work stack is like on Linux compared to what it was on macOS. Some of these applications I use on both systems but am listing anyway...

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Pallet Town: SQLAlchemy Performance I

Pallet Town: SQLAlchemy Performance I

Readers of this blog and Coder Radio listeners will now that I have fallen for the snake and by that I of course mean Python! Typing that out cracks my little Ruby heart but for reasons that I’ve explained at length on the show The Mad Botter has moved to Python as...

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