SOLID Principles in Ruby on Rails - Part 2
SOLID Principles in Ruby on Rails: Part 2. Welcome back, Ruby enthusiasts! Ready to dive deeper into the magical world of SOLID principles? Grab your coffee (or tea, no judgment here), and let’s make these principles as fun as a weekend hackathon. Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)Example: Separating User NotificationsEver tried to do too many thi..
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Understanding SOLID Principles in Ruby on Rails
Understanding SOLID Principles in Ruby on Rails. SOLID principles are a set of design guidelines that help developers create more maintainable, understandable, and flexible software. These principles are especially valuable in Ruby on Rails projects, where code can quickly become complex. In this blog post, we’ll explore each of the SOLID principles ..
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Rediscovering Ruby - Embrace New Features for Optimal Performance
Rediscovering Ruby: Embrace New Features for Optimal PerformanceRuby is constantly evolving, and staying updated with its latest features can make a significant difference in your coding efficiency. If you’re still using Ruby 1.9.2 techniques in the Ruby 3.3 era, it’s time to refresh your skills and embrace the new enhancements. Many developers tend ..
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Enhancing Performance in Ruby On Rails - Method Comparisons
Introduction: The Drive for EfficiencyIn the realm of software engineering, efficiency extends beyond speed. It’s about optimizing resources and enhancing user experiences. In Ruby, known for its elegance, the choice of methods significantly affects performance. This article explores various Ruby and Rails methods, comparing their memory usage and ru..
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Ruby 2.7#tally
Problems? If you’re ruby on rails developer, you might face resolving something like generating a hash from a list with different key and the values are the number that it appears in the list.There are likely several more variants of this, but those are a few of the more common ones you might see around. For example: list.group_by { |v| v.some..
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