Reading Ruby Code: ROM - Exploration · Michael Cordell's Blog
This is the third part of my on-going series on code reading, the beginning can be found here In the first two posts on code reading we got the setup and presented an overview of the Ruby Object Mapper (ROM). With that out of the way, lets dig in to the real code reading and begin exploring. To start, lets focus on the container method in the example code. For a refresher, here it is within the ex
ROM - ROM 2.0.0 Released
We’re happy to announce the release of rom 2.0 with a big list of improvements and new features! This release is a huge milestone for the project as its infrastructure is now complete - this means that all core APIs and high-level extensions are in place, and from now on it’s a matter of expanding functionality with new features. Let’s take a quick look at the release highlights! Relation Schemas
Notes / A conversational introduction to rom-rb
It’s time for something newAfter 14 years we’re hanging up our keyboards. Our team is joining the lovely people at Culture Amp, where we’ll be helping build a better world of work. We’ve spent a few weeks now exploring a next-generation web app architecture for Ruby, but we’re yet to cover one very important thing: database persistence. How we choose to build our app’s persistence support will hav
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Reading Ruby Code: ROM - preface · Michael Cordell's Blog
ROM - ROM 3.0 Released
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