Most of us usually handle the Active Record Not Found error in ApplicationController and then redirect it to a generic view page. I found a different and more efficient way to handle it.
Have you ever wanted to interact with your Amazon S3 bucket just like how you deal with the directories in the file system without having to mess around with an API? I recently came across a really cool tool that allows you to do just that.
I’m reading this book — “Becoming a technical leader” by Gerald Weinberg now and I came across something very profound in the introductory section and I thought I’d write about it here.
“Do More of what makes you happy 😃!”
TL;DR1. Perform debouncing to avoid unnecessary requests2. Remember to cancel old pending requests
I’ve been working on a live streaming platform at Spritle for one of our clients and couple of weeks back they had to run an event on it for a…
Dependency Injection (DI) is not a very well received idea in the Ruby world. But once you understand what its all about, its not at as scary as many people consider it to be.
Embedding a responsive website on a mobile app helps us to show dynamic content without the need to go and edit the actual mobile code.
Several apps like embedding web urls in to their mobile apps to avoid the long-cycle…