Web Development

Ruby on Rails is one of the most universal and flexible frameworks to quickly build web apps. With Ruby, applications you’re able to build can help you find freelancers, edit a photo online or book an apartment. Frankly, what limits you is only an ideation of your future product. In this article, we take a look at several diversified examples of such development.

Both React and Vue have gained a lot of attention and interest from the developer's community for the past 3 years. Although their technical nature is slightly different, they are often compared to each other due to a similar set of features making them compete in web development market.

Have you ever needed to save lots of records with unique attributes to a database using ActiveRecord? Have you noticed how time consuming such a way of Ruby import is? I would like to show you how to do it quicker and with less effort. Let’s go!

Some time ago Marcin wrote about basic design patterns in Ruby on Rails. I’d like to go back to Service pattern in this post. I really like it, it’s a good idea to place application’s business logic there. At Naturaily we use it quite often.

This article will show how easily you can add ranking functionality to your project. We will accomplish it, with the use of ntile() window function. I will be using Ruby on Rails for my application, with PostgreSQL database.

JavaScript is now more composable than ever, and it feels it won’t change for a long time as it’s one of the most efficient ways of creating websites and web apps now. But how do Ruby on Rails and View Components cooperate with each other? Is it possible to include component-based structure within RoR applications? With Trailblazer Cells, it is.