Rebuilding Git in Ruby
Git is a distributed version control system (DVCS) that we use every day to manage our code. It is a powerful tool but have you ever wondered how it works its magic? The Git internal docs can be intimidating, incomplete, and don’t have examples. Digging through the Git’s implementation can also be intimidating, particularly if you aren’t familiar with C. Pulling apart the engine and putting it bac
Announcing Administrate
Administrate is a new open-source library that helps you create beautiful admin dashboards in Rails apps. thoughtbot builds applications for all kinds of clients. No matter what field our clients are in, one of the most common needs is an admin dashboard - a window into the data behind the application. In those situations, we historically turned to the excellent Ruby gems Active Admin and RailsAdm
Replace CoffeeScript with ES6
I’ve been looking into ES6, the next version of JavaScript, and finally got a chance to use it on a project. In the brief amount of time I was able to use it I’ve found that it solves a lot of the problems that CoffeeScript is trying to solve without drastic syntax changes. Using ES6 Today We can start using ES6 today through the 6to5 project which transpiles our ES6 code into ES5. 6to5 supports a
A Tour of Rails’ jQuery UJS
If you have a look at the default application.js file generated by Rails, you’ll see //= require jquery_ujs. You might know exactly what this require is for, but if you’re like me you know you need it but have only a vague idea of what it’s responsible for. Maybe you’ve looked at that line and thought, “I should really figure out what that does someday.” Well, for me, today is that day. I thought
Playbook for software design and development - By thoughtbot
We partner with organizations of all sizes to design, develop, and grow their products for iOS, Android, and the web. This is our Playbook. We are thoughtbot. We have worked with hundreds of product teams all over the world, from individual founders who are self-funded, to large multi-national organizations to design, develop, and grow their products. We have also created our own products and doze
Sandi Metz' Rules For Developers
Back in January, Sandi Metz introduced her rules for developers in a Ruby Rogues podcast episode episode. Around the time Sandi’s rules were published, the team I am on was starting a new project. This post details the experience of that team applying Sandi’s rules to the new application. The rules _There are four rules._ Here are the rules: Classes can be no longer than one hundred lines of code.
Heroku Wearing Suspenders
For our Beginning Ruby on Rails training course in Boston, January 29-30, all attendees will be: DEVELOPING ON HEROKU. Heroku handles headaches Have you ever tried to teach Rails to a friend? You want them to feel web development with Rails. However, consider the following issues: Your student may have never used the command line. Your student may be on Windows, Mac, Ubuntu, or another operating s
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