Web scraping with Ruby opens up a world of possibilities. Would you like to get a text message when something gets restocked online? Dig into this article, where we'll solve a practical shopping problem in Ruby with web scraping!
You've probably used Reddit in the browser, but did you know the API can power your apps with Reddit data? Jump in to learn how to use the Reddit API to display search results in a simple JavaScript web application built with Parcel.
Jump into this article to learn the differences between Rails engines and plugins and even create your very own engine. We'll cover everything you need to know to enhance your Rails applications with modular, reusable components.
If you work with JavaScript, you know that errors are unavoidable. How you handle them determines whether they work for or against you. Dive into this article to master best practices for exception handling in JavaScript.
Optimizing your Laravel application is key to delivering an exceptional user experience. From faster response times to reduced server load, learn how to unlock the full potential of Laravel and take your application to the next level.
Laravel pipelines are a great way of breaking down complex workflows into smaller, manageable, and testable chunks. Learn about how Laravel uses them internally in the framework, and how to create your own.
Rocky Mountain Ruby is back this year, and Honeybadger is a Sapphire sponsor! To celebrate, we're giving away a free conference ticket. Enter to win by 9/20.
Caching is an essential tool for making web apps go fast. Laravel caching is easy to implement but difficult to get right. Jump in to learn how to implement caching using Laravel's built-in system, which supports multiple back-ends like Memcached and Redis.
With ActiveStorage's built-in Microsoft Azure Storage Service, using Azure Blob Storage to manage file uploads in your Ruby on Rails app is easier than you think. Check out this article to learn how.
One of the easiest ways to speed up your web app is to cache slow-to-compute data, preventing an application from having to make excessive expensive database calls. Read this article to discover how to use Redis to cache DB results in a Laravel App.