I hope you’ve enjoyed some of my new series content this past week. I’m aiming to record + publish more of my Let’s Build for Ruby and Rails developers series this coming week since time was of the essence for me this week. Until then here’s a behind the scenes walk-through of my VS Code setup for 2020.
I’m often asked about my VS Code setup so today I’m sharing a quick walk-through of my VS code setup for 2020. A lot of developers depend on their code e…
This is a time of change for the internet and for Mozilla. From combatting a lethal virus and battling systemic racism to protecting individual privacy — one thing is clear: …
Personal website of Tomas Pustelnik. A front-end developer with focus on HTML/CSS, React, performance and accessibility. Founder of Qjub.app and tooling addict.
We have two rare openings on our Core Product team for Rails programmers. We’ll be accepting applications for the next two weeks, aiming for a flexible start date in October. We…
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Reasons to Dockerize a Rails application I had to hear Docker explained about 48,766 times before I finally grasped why it’s useful. I’ll explain in my own words why I think Dockerizing my applications is something worth exploring. There are two benefits that I recognize: one for the development environment and one for the production …
Translating and localizing your app is important to make it accessible to users around the world. Rails provides internationalization (I18n) tools to make this easier and it’s got a lot of cool tricks available.
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