Django has auth/perms/roles builtin, works great. Laravel has auth/perms/roles built-in and is fabulous. Spring Boot, Catalyst, similar deals.

Rails has nothing built-in, so a lot of us end up using a 3rd-party POS called Devise that is broken for months at a time blocking other important gem dependency updates. And don't even get me started on those fugly ERB templates.

Is there still nothing better? I DuckDuckGo'd but kept ending up on Devise 😩

#ruby #rails

#rails devops people, what is your target 1 minute load average for application servers?

Can any of the #Rails nerds on here tell me when everything in the ./lib directory stopped being autoloaded by default?

My gut feeling says version 3.0, but I'm going through a legacy codebase presumably running 3.2 that made that assumption.

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#ruby #rails

To allow eager loading scoped associations that require a parameter in my #Ruby on #Rails #ActiveRecord models, I use a global store to provide the info I need. It's a bit clunky, but Preloaders would not allow chaining.

To allow eager loading scoped associations that require a parameter in my #Ruby on #Rails #ActiveRecord models, I use a global store to provide the info I need. It's a bit clunky, but Preloaders would not allow chaining.
To avoid variable leak issues, I added an around action to the top-level controller, clearing the store after each request.

Is this the way to go, or does anyone know a better solution besides Preloaders?

Force ActiveRecord to do use prepared statement for a custom query that use LIKE operator. #Rails

New day, new #SQLite with #Rails post. Today, we look at how to load extensions into our Rails app: https://fractaledmind.github.io/2023/09/08/enhancing-rails-sqlite-loading-extensions/…

This is made easy because of the amazing work of Alex Garcia (https://alexgarcia.xyz), who publishes all of his extensions as Ruby gems. Thanks Alex!

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„Tool religion“ is an old phenomena, people used to riot on the streets for „VI vs Emacs“!

#rails #typescript #webdev

stimulusでselect2変更時のchange actionを定義したい
https://qiita.com/Kyo18/items/cac00086d272ddb1fe01?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
#qiita #JavaScript #Rails #jQuery #Select2 #Stimulus

I think it makes sense to define a “stable core set” for #rails. The parts, where it is highly unlikely for DHH to fuck it up (due to the business interests of Microsoft and Shopify):
* Railties/ActionPack/ActionView
* ActiveRecord
* ActiveJob
* ActionMailer

Avoid ActionCable, ActionMailbox, ActionText, ActiveStorage, Hotwire. I’m not sure what to recommend regarding asset pipeline yet…
I think in the The Rails 8 Way, they will all be replaced with alternative gems…

(Inspired by @davetron5000)

Trying to find ways to improve our #Rails CI performance. Started going down the rabbit hole of parallelization. Something about our weird legacy test suite == 🔥💥🔥 when i use turbo_tests or flatware-rspec.

Whatever. Legacy stuff is legacy.

BUT it occurs to me that I probably wouldn't have this problem if the powers-that-be would have let Rails development switch to using rspec years ago to match literally every rails dev who doesn't work at basecamp.

grrr

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Those of you that think WE have Infrastructure problems, look at the US. They dont even have a clue how to fix the dead end they're in. Fun fact: High speed trains in the US are called "bullet trains". Of course, what else. :-)
#bullettrains #USInfrastructure #rails
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-high-speed-bullet-trains-wont-work-in-the-u-s-right-now/

Using bind parameters in Active Record for SQL security and performance.

#Rails

https://blog.saeloun.com/2019/10/28/bind-parameters-in-activerecord-sql-queries/

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ActiveStorage::InvariableErrorについて
https://qiita.com/Kyo18/items/1423f2a466e9398bcdf3?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
#qiita #Rails #ActiveStorage

Git初学者の方へ！コミットメッセージをプロフェッショナルにするテンプレート術
https://qiita.com/hamusan44/items/8c3228d3b184c13ac1cf?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
#qiita #Ruby #Rails #Git #GitHub #Docker

Using FactoryBot for setting up previews for my ViewComponents seems obvious, but I haven’t run across mention of it. Works great! #Rails

Spent a few hours today to build the tiniest possible #Rails app to demonstrate #Hotwire concepts for my upcoming talk.

I'm not proud that it's a todo app, but I'm proud that to have crammed Turbo Drive, Turbo Stream, Broadcasts and Stimulus into a single example.

https://github.com/onurozer/hotwire-introduction/