61. Refactoring in Ruby: Smelly Parameters Lists (ieftimov.com)
Ruby is a really clear and expressive language, but we developers sure know how to make a mess.
62. Refactoring in Ruby: TDD your way through Extract Class (ieftimov.com)
There are a lot of refactoring patterns available out there for us.
63. Rails, Secure Cookies, HSTS and friends (ieftimov.com)
Ruby on Rails as a framework does a lot of things for us developers.
64. Why and how to test Rake tasks in your Rails application (ieftimov.com)
Most of us write some Rake tasks and completely forget about them.
65. Writing command line apps with Elixir (ieftimov.com)
Elixir is a really cool language.
66. Getting Started with Minitest (ieftimov.com)
Learn how to integrate Minitest into your Ruby project and reap the benefits of test-driven development.
67. Testing Ruby Mixins with Minitest in isolation (ieftimov.com)
Mixins in Ruby are a very powerful feature.
68. Filter request params from Phoenix logs (ieftimov.com)
Phoenix is a really powerful and customizable framework.
69. How to set tests as pending in your ExUnit suite (ieftimov.com)
Elixir’s built in testing library is called ExUnit.
70. Write and publish your first Elixir library (ieftimov.com)
As some of you have heard lately, Elixir is the new hotness.
71. Variable hoisting in Ruby (ieftimov.com)
Have you ever heard of hoisting?
72. TDD Patterns: Humble Object (ieftimov.com)
We all know that there are different design patterns.
73. Test Doubles: in theory, in Minitest and in RSpec (ieftimov.com)
Those of us that do Test Driven Development have heard about doubles, mocks, stubs, fakes and spies multiple times.
74. Exception handling and testing it with Minitest (ieftimov.com)
When testing our code, we usually go for the happy path (TM).
75. Testing Ruby's floats precision (ieftimov.com)
Float precision in Ruby is a well known quirk.
76. Migrating a test suite from RSpec to Minitest (ieftimov.com)
I have always wanted to have some fun with Minitest but until this weekend I never got the chance to do it.
77. How to write Rails middleware (ieftimov.com)
In my last two posts about Rack, I wrote about the basics of Rack and how to write middleware.
78. Rack: Writing middleware (ieftimov.com)
Last time I wrote about the basics of Rack and writing a tiny Rack application.
79. Rack: First Principles (ieftimov.com)
About three years ago, when I started working with Ruby and Rails, I noticed that the term “Rack” always came up in my Google searches.
80. In and out of PostgreSQL using COPY (ieftimov.com)
I am pretty sure everyone of us has been in a situation where you needed to generate a report and/or extract some data from a database and present it in a spreadsheet.
81. Implementing "the lovely" Singleton Pattern (ieftimov.com)
In every software, there are some things that have to be unique.
82. POV: Startup Weekend Skopje (ieftimov.com)
Startup - in my opinion it’s the most ear-catching word nowadays.
83. How to: YourGem.configure (ieftimov.com)
Really cool gems, like Carrierwave for example, have this neat feature of configuring the gem in runtime.
84. RailsConf 2015 talks that you should watch (ieftimov.com)
Recently Confreaks uploaded a ton of RailsConf 2015 talks on Youtube.
85. How to write RSpec formatters from scratch (ieftimov.com)
Recently I did an experiment with RSpec’s formatters.
86. Pattern to pattern: Template Method & Strategy (ieftimov.com)
Recently I wrote about the Template Method pattern and how it’s implemented in Ruby.
87. Exploring new methods in Ruby 2.2.0 (ieftimov.com)
For those late to the Ruby 2.
88. Using multiple sources in a Gemfile (ieftimov.com)
Gemfiles require at least one gem source, in the form of the URL for a RubyGems server.
89. Template Method Pattern in Ruby (ieftimov.com)
When working as a software developer, knowledge of some design patterns is always welcomed.
90. AngularJS Services Part 4: Value and Constant (ieftimov.com)
So far we saw the magic of creating AngularJS services using Provider, Factory and Service.