Building A Creative & Fun API Client In Ruby: A Builder Pattern Variation
Link: Building A Creative & Fun API Client In Ruby: A Builder Pattern Variation: "I stumbled upon the Datamuse API the other day as I was looking for thesaurus-like data for some small app I am currently toying with. If…"
Building GitHub-style Hovercards with StimulusJS and HTML-over-the-wire | Boring Rails: Skip the bullshit and ship fast
Link: Building GitHub-style Hovercards with StimulusJS and HTML-over-the-wire | Boring Rails: Skip the bullshit and ship fast: "Here's what the true modern stack looks for real products (rather than toys!)"
Building Globally Distributed, Mission Critical Applications: Lessons From the Trenches Part 2 - High Scalability -
Link: Building Globally Distributed, Mission Critical Applications: Lessons From the Trenches Part 2 - High Scalability -: "This is Part 2 of a guest post by Kris Beevers , founder and CEO, NSONE , a purveyor of a next-..."
Building SQL expressions with Sequel
Link: Building SQL expressions with Sequel: "A very detailed explanation of writing queries with sequel which is an alternative to ActiveRecord."
Building Your Color Palette
Link: Building Your Color Palette: "Excellent guide to picking good colors in a UI"
Building a Blockchain: What, How, and Why - via @codeship
Link: Building a Blockchain: What, How, and Why - via @codeship: "We just need to make sure that whatever is being stored within a block can interact with previous copies or iterations of itself."
Building a Small Rails API with Serializers - Level Up Coding
Link: Building a Small Rails API with Serializers - Level Up Coding: "This is a useful and detailed guide."
Bust a Name - the easy way to find domains
Link: Bust a Name - the easy way to find domains: "Generate dns names"
By Thor’s Hammer! « Katz Got Your Tongue?
Link: By Thor’s Hammer! « Katz Got Your Tongue?: "For the past few months, I've become more and more disillusioned by the current state of Ruby's scripting support. Sure, we have optparse, and a gamut of other solutions, but there's no full-stack package for writing robust binaries. Enter thor. The idea behind thor initially came from my work on"