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Custom event tracking with ActiveSupport::Notifications and Audited

by Pramod B. Shinde, posted in Ruby, Ruby on Rails, RubyGems, Web Development

Track Your Custom Events With Audited & ActiveSupport::Notifications When it comes to logging or tracking changes in Ruby on Rails models, We typically tend to use either paper_trail or audited gems as these are most popular and widely used gems in Ruby on Rails applications for tracking changes in Rails models, but what if you … Continue reading Custom event tracking with ActiveSupport::Notifications and Audited

How Dependency Injection Works In Android With Dragger 2

by Nayan Dhabarde, posted in Android

Google drives developers to produce scalable and modular code with Android Architecture components. Dagger 2 takes it much further, creating a single repository where all your classes are initialized so that every Activity, Fragment, ViewModel and Repository is free from initializing the classes they are dependent on. Dagger 2 uses Dependency Injection to create scalable, … Continue reading How Dependency Injection Works In Android With Dragger 2

Learn How To Catch APNS On Xcode Simulator

by shirishbankar21, posted in General, iOS, Mobile Development, Tutorials

As iOS developers, we have always faced the pain of testing the APNS (Apple Push Notification Services) only on actual iOS devices. Well, not anymore from Xcode 11.4 beta, because now we can test APNS on simulators also. We’ll directly dive into the action of “how-to”. So follow my lead : Have Xcode 11.4 beta(latest … Continue reading Learn How To Catch APNS On Xcode Simulator