A nice overview of rust and its pros and cons.

Welcome to Hypothesis! — Hypothesis 6.56.3 documentation URL: https://hypothesis.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html Type: link Domain: hypothesis.readthedocs.io

Rosetta Code is a programming chrestomathy site. The idea is to present solutions to the same task in as many different languages as possible, to demonstrate how...

Social Media automatic posting tool. Seems popular with the cognizenti

GitHub Actions is an automation platform that you run directly from inside a repository. We can use it as a testing CI/CD pipeline and keep everything close to the code.

In this article, you'll learn what the best Heroku alternatives (and their pros and cons) are.

Do you need to write a complex SELECT query? In this article, we’ve tried to create a recipe for you.

Aggregate functions are a very powerful tool in databases. They serve the same purpose as their equivalents in MS Excel

A great explanation of a really cool algorithm. “How de-duplicated, incremental file transfer works “

This blog post looks at testing rails apps with FactoryBot and MiniTest – the default test framework which ships with Rails....

Growth hacking is a popular buzzword, but do you know what it means? Learn about the best growth hacking resources with this playbook.

A pretty detailed explanation and example of how to use Markdown in Rails

I may already have covered this. But there are one or two new ones on this list: “If you have used any Unix-like operating systems like GNU/Linux or terminal in the macOS, you will be familiar with cd, ls, grep, find and…”

A bunch of really handy little python libraries: lThese modules bring a bit more elegance and functionality to Python

These are pretty basic common sense measures that i think any rails app should follow: “Ensure your Rails application stays secure by following some best practices and habits.”

I totally agree with this. Ive used or needed to use statistics ans probability a lot more often than calculus: “The case for ending calculus requirements for science majors.”

A suprisingly thoughtful and detailed essay. I skimmed it. It's a bit of intellectual play because the question could be answered much more briefly. But the article does go deep and look at the question in many different interesting ways.

Very useful background on Rails 7 and Javascript: "Learn how to install JavaScript libraries with import maps and how import maps work under the hood in Rails 7.

Two major ways of organized source control and brancing: "Git Flow or trunk-based development? This guide lists the pros and cons of both, and examines various use cases."

Rails Assets (css, js, etc) have been managed through various mechanisms over the years. They seem to keep trying to find something less mind bendingly complex. Here's the latest: "Demystify the complexity of the Rails 7 asset pipeline and navigate its wide menu of options."