authorImg Jijo Bose
authorImg Jijo Bose

I'm a Ruby on Rails and React Native enthusiast with over four years of experience creating innovative software solutions. I work well in teams and am always up for challenging projects. I enjoy playing chess and gaming in my free time.

Rails 7 adds SSL support for postgresql in bin/rails dbconsole

Rails 7 added PGSSLMODE, PGSSLCERT, PGSSLKEY, and PGSSLROOTCERT to DBConsole class to load SSL-related environment variables from database config when running bin/rails dbconsole with postgresql.
authorImg Alkesh Ghorpade
authorImg Alkesh Ghorpade

I am a seasoned developer with over 9 years of experience in Ruby on Rails and Golang. My passion lies in tackling complex data structures and algorithm problems, always pushing myself to learn and grow. In my downtime, I find solace in the pages of books and the soothing sounds of a guitar. But I'm not just a one-trick pony! I love to stay active and challenge myself in other ways too. Whether it's on the football pitch, cricket field, table tennis table, or badminton court, I'm always up for some fun activities.

Rails 7 adds ActiveRecord::QueryMethods#in_order_of to return query results in a particular sequence

Starting with Rails 7, we can return ActiveRecord::Relation results in provided series using the in_order_of method.
authorImg Ajinkya Deshmukh
authorImg Ajinkya Deshmukh

Ajinkya is a Frontend Developer.

React DevTools adds a feature to trigger an error boundary, making testing easier

A new enhancement in React DevTools provides a toggle error button to test Error Boundaries.
authorImg Akhil G Krishnan
authorImg Akhil G Krishnan

I'm a Rails and React enthusiast with over two year experience in web application development. I'm also an active member of technical communities in Kerala. Born and raised in Alappuzha, Kerala. In my free time I use to travelling and do open source contributions.

Rails 7 replaced byebug with ruby/debug

Rails 7 removed byebug from their default debugger and replaced it with ruby/debug.
authorImg Akhil G Krishnan
authorImg Akhil G Krishnan

I'm a Rails and React enthusiast with over two year experience in web application development. I'm also an active member of technical communities in Kerala. Born and raised in Alappuzha, Kerala. In my free time I use to travelling and do open source contributions.

Ruby 3.1 allows value omission in hash literals

Ruby 3.1 adds the ability to use hash literals without having a value.
authorImg Murtaza Bagwala
authorImg Murtaza Bagwala

A passionate full stack software engineer having 7 years of experience in building scalable enterprise systems. I have worked predominantly with the JVM and Javascript ecosystem but currently exploring Rails. For me, software engineering is all about solving problems in the most optimal way. I am an avid practitioner of clean code practices and love to read about System Design and Architectures. When I am not coding I love to play playstation, read anything about aviation or go out for a long drive and of-course I am foodie by heart.

Normalizing Redux state to ensure good performance in React apps

In complex applications, client apps have to store and manage a large amount of nested data, and if the data is not normalized, it can be incredibly time-consuming for a program to lookup nested data which could become a performance concern.
authorImg Deepak Mahakale
authorImg Deepak Mahakale

Deepak is an Engineering Manager at Saeloun.

Rails 7 adds weekday_select and weekday_options_for_select

Rails 7 adds the `weekday_select` and `weekday_options_for_select` form helpers.
authorImg Prasad Walvekar
authorImg Prasad Walvekar

Prasad is a Ruby on Rails Developer.

Rails 7 adds `audio` in the metadata for video files

With the addition of `audio` metadata to video blobs, it will now be possible to check the presence of an audio channel in a video file.
authorImg Apoorv Tiwari
authorImg Apoorv Tiwari

Apoorv is a Ruby on Rails and React Developer.

ECMAScript 2021 introduces Promise.any() and AggregateError

ECMAScript 2021 introduces Promise.any() method which accepts an iterable of promises and waits for the first promise to fulfill, and its result becomes the outcome. If all the passed promises are rejected, it returns an AggregateError.
authorImg Swaathi Kakarla
authorImg Swaathi Kakarla

Swaathi Kakarla is a Ruby on Rails Developer.

Rails 7 adds Marginalia to Query Logs

With this update, Marginalia SQL comments are added to Rails as a native feature!