Category: Ruby on Rails

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

The Subtle Difference Between ‘Elixir’ & ‘Ruby’

by Shekhar Sahu, posted in General, Ruby, Ruby on Rails

Content posted here with the permission of the author PJ Hagerty, who is Developer, writer, speaker, musician, and Developer Advocate. He is known to travel the world speaking about programming and the way people think and interact. Programming languages tend to have trends. Once upon a time, it was COBOL that ruled the world. Then … Continue reading The Subtle Difference Between ‘Elixir’ & ‘Ruby’

How Can You Make Your Rails Console Interesting?

by Shekhar Sahu, posted in Rails console, Ruby, Ruby on Rails

Content posted here with the permission of the author Akshay Birajdar, who is currently employed at Josh Software. Original post available here As a Rails developer, every time we work on a Rails project we heavily use rails console for development. I love the rails console as much as any Rails developer. It is the best … Continue reading How Can You Make Your Rails Console Interesting?