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Active Record Associations: Polymorphic Relationships — Part 3

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ActiveRecord Associations: Single Table Inheritance (STI) — Part 2

Why and when should we use STI? Or…

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Basic Data Modeling. ActiveRecord Associations – Part 1

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ActiveRecord Callbacks — A double-edged sword

ActiveRecord Callbacks in Rails: types, best practices…

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An abstract depiction of the Bulkhead Pattern in system design, showcasing compartmentalized sections within a larger structure. These ‘bulkheads’ symbolize the isolation of system parts to prevent failure spread, each containing its own mini-systems. The design emphasizes strength and resilience, with robust barriers in a mix of industrial colors like steel blue, gray, and vibrant green or red accents, against a high-tech background.

Mastering the Bulkhead Pattern in System Design

Explore how the Bulkhead Pattern enhances system…

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An image showcasing the functionality of ActionMailer::Callbacks in Rails 7.1, featuring elements of email communication and programming callbacks. Interconnected icons like envelopes, arrows, and coding symbols illustrate the process of sending emails and triggering actions in Rails. Ruby on Rails themes are incorporated with ruby-colored gemstones and rail elements, set against a backdrop of digital motifs in reds, blues, and greens, embodying a modern, tech-savvy atmosphere.

Harnessing ActionMailer::Callbacks in Rails 7.1 for Advanced Email Handling

Uncover how Rails 7.1’s…

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An image exploring the intricacies of Ruby method arguments. It features abstract representations for different argument types like required, optional, keyword, and variable-length arguments, each with distinctive shapes or patterns. Ruby-colored gemstones symbolize the Ruby language, set against a digital, code-themed background with snippets of Ruby code. The design, blending reds, pinks, and digital blues, creates a vibrant, educational look into Ruby’s argument handling.

Exploring the Flexibility of Ruby Method Arguments: A Deep Dive

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The image visualizes the Timeout Pattern in software architecture, featuring an hourglass or clock interwoven with digital elements, symbolizing the timed nature of timeouts in controlling process durations. Surrounding this are abstract representations of software systems, integrating the timeout concept. The color scheme of blues, grays, and reds highlights control, efficiency, and urgency, set against a technological backdrop.

Timeout Pattern. Mastering Resilience Patterns in Software Architecture Series

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Mastering Ruby Arrays: Top 10 Methods

Enhance your Ruby skills with 10 essential methods for array…

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Demystifying Caching in Ruby: Boosting Performance and Efficiency

Caching is a powerful technique that…

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