Ruby and Rails are home to a lot of very smart people who create wonderful things. Some of us work in a different world. Dean Pannell has spent most of the last few years working on applications written by somebody else for Fortune 500 companies that don’t do Ruby on …
Building services and integrating them into Rails is hard. We want smaller Rails apps and nicely encapsulated services, but services introduce complexity. If you go overboard in the beginning, you’re doing extra work and getting some of it wrong. If you wait too long, you’ve got a mess.
The nature of the web makes it far too easy to relegate users and their experience of our pages to the far corner of our design mind. Web design is not just the aesthetic presentation of your site but also the whole experience the user has while on your site, …
In a perfect world you’d expect developed code to be “bug-free” or “clean”. However as we all know, this is not a perfect world and there will always be bugs. Our goal is to capture as many of them as early as possible.
Learn how to building a simple yet flexible continuous integration server from scratch using Powershell.
Using the software architecture of Brackets, the open source code editor created by Adobe, Brian Rinaldi will examine some best practices for architecting well designed, modern applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
