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2026 2

  1. The Way and Remainder
  2. Page2

2021 1

  1. Why You Should Avoid Models in Rails Migrations

2020 1

  1. Making RSpec Tests More Robust

2019 1

  1. Ruby Processes and Threads - Configuring a Web Server

2018 1

  1. Improving Remote Work as a Software Engineer

2017 1

  1. A Few RSpec Helpful Hints

2016 17

  1. A Successful Year of Commits
  2. How to Diagnose Ruby on Rails N + 1 Query Problems
  3. Things to Consider when Metaprogramming in Ruby
  4. How to Deal with Timezones the Active Support Way
  5. Five More Active Record Features You Should Be Using
  6. How to Build a Ruby on Rails Engine
  7. The Power of Arel
  8. The Real Cost of Technical Debt
  9. Ruby Spaceship <=> Operator
  10. Four PostgreSQL Tips
  11. Ruby Threads and ActiveRecord Connections
  12. How to Remove a Column with Zero Downtime in Ruby on Rails
  13. Nine Months of Commits
  14. Ruby Private Class Methods
  15. Contributing to Open Source in 7 Steps
  16. How To Parallelize Ruby HTTP Requests
  17. Passages Rails Engine

2015 36

  1. Things I Wish I Knew When I Started Programming
  2. Introduction to Rails 5 Attributes
  3. Ruby Refinements
  4. How to use Rails Strong Parameters
  5. Validates Type 2.0
  6. How to Write Future-proof Mocks in RSpec 3
  7. Five Active Record Features You Should Be Using
  8. Ruby DelegateClass
  9. Six Months of Commits
  10. How to Traverse Foreign Ruby Code
  11. Building a Simple Web Server with Ruby 2.0+ (Part 2)
  12. Building a Simple Web Server with Ruby 2.0+
  13. Someone Wrote that Code on Purpose
  14. How to Create a Custom Enumerable
  15. Just learn Rails (Part 3) HTTP status codes
  16. Rescue Groups Ruby Wrapper
  17. Stop and Take a Moment
  18. Active Support and Time
  19. I, Object!
  20. Gems != Magic
  21. How to Process Large Data Sets with Ruby
  22. Faster Ruby Testing: Only Test What Matters
  23. Ninety Days of Commits
  24. Just learn Rails (Part 2)
  25. Create a Free Tech Blog
  26. Modules in Ruby
  27. Staying Motivated
  28. Rails style subset validation
  29. You are not your code
  30. Short Feedback Cycles
  31. Writing good API wrappers
  32. Contributing
  33. Just learn Rails
  34. validates_type
  35. Ruby Boolean
  36. A year of commits