Transactions in Ruby on Rails and Atomic Bugs
Friday, October 27, 2017 Transactions in Ruby on Rails can be deceptively tricky to master. The following illustrates a few examples of when using simple transactions can go awry and inadvertently fail to provide atomicity. The Setup This article explores a simple app composed of surveys and questions. Surveys require a name. Questions require some text. For the examples surveys have and belong to
Augmenting a Ruby on Rails App with Vue.js
Building apps using standard Ruby on Rails templates is fantastic - for the most part. If one subscribes to the "Sprinkling of JavaScript" philosophy it is possible to build and iterate on features at a surprisingly quick tempo. If not - one still might think regular old Ruby on Rails forms are useful. What happens when a custom form element is needed? How about integrating with a third party Java
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