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Passionate Journey

As I am sitting at home during this worldwide pandemic, I have been reflecting on my coding journey. I just graduated from Flatiron School and have ...

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Streamline Workflow

It is fun to learn new developing technologies. As you try these new systems, most provide an installation bundler to get the new end user started. ...

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Pagination Styling in Rails

Adding pagination to any web site can be a challenge. Luckily, there are a few ways to accomplish this is Rails. This article will add pagination to a ...

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Bulma Navbar Toogle with React Hooks

When starting a new project, the styling we use is often one of the first considerations. I generally prefer to code my own SCSS, but often there in ...

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Gridsome Post Comments

In this tutorial, we will look at how to add Disqus commenting into a Gridsome site. Since Gridsome is part of the Vue.js eco-system, these steps ...

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Learn a New Language

When was the last time you had the desire to learn a new programming language? It can at first seem like a daunting task. However, it can be easier ...

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Rails Boilerplate

So far in this series, we have looked at the benefits of using a Boilerplate to streamline your workflow, and a two articles on how to set up a React ...

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Express Bodyparser

I am learning how much I love back-end architectures. This week I decided to through away the tutorials and code my first Node Express server. After ...

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Vuetify Form Validation

Full Stack MEVN App Recently I have been learning Express and this app I have been working on will eventually be a Survey App, a more full featured ...

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Git Alias Workflow

Continuing this article series about Streamlining Workflow, must include a way to streamline our git commands. This article uses my own aliases and a ...

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Conditional CSS Classes in HAML

I have been working on a new Rails side project called Your Congress, and decided to use HAML, instead of the standard Rails templating language ...

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Refactor Rails

As any one journeys through any profession, one thing holds true. Hopefully, the longer you work at it, the better your skills will develop, at least ...

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Rails DRY Controllers

In any programming language, it is important to create DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) code. In this article we will explore three methods of writing ...

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Rails Active Storage

On any web application, the ability to use images are tantamount. In a Ruby on Rails project, using Active Storage increases the flexibility to use ...

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Rails Gravatar

In the previous article in this series, we learned about Active Storage. We set up an interface to allow a user to add an Avatar to their user ...

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New Rails Template

In this article we take a look at a more complete Rails template, to start a new Rails project. Why? With a custom template, you can start developing ...

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Ruby 3.0 adds

After the last four or five years of the promises of a new major version of Ruby (Ruby 3), it looks like this new version is set to release on ...

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Rails Multiple Seed Files

If you have a larger Rails project, or a project with many resources, managing one database seed file can get out of hand. In the name of DRY-ing out ...

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Rails Basic Template

There is no need for developers to walking the same path, performing the same tasks at the beginning of any project, over and over again. That is what ...

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Set Up Rbenv Revisited

I have been working on setting up a new operating system distribution. I took some time to test out a different package manager, but ended up going ...

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