#Rails Blog tag archive

Coordinating Rails and JavaScript with Custom Turbo Actions

We recently built a quiz feature that needed to celebrate correct answers with confetti animations. The challenge wasn’t the confetti itself but coordinating between our Rails controller and the frontend JavaScript without mixing concerns or adding […]

Agus ·
6 August, 2025

Flash messages with Toast.js and Turbo

I don’t need to emphasize the huge use that notifications have in modern applications, we can just think of everyday situations. You go into a website that has a contact form, fill in your email, subject, […]

Clari ·
22 November, 2024

Introducción a Eager Loading Associations

Eager loading es una técnica utilizada en Rails para cargar en memoria asociaciones de Active Record de manera anticipada, evitando el problema de N + 1 queries. Este problema ocurre cuando, al cargar una colección de […]

Max ·
4 October, 2024

Ruby on Rails Tip: Simplifying Route Searches

Did you know Ruby on Rails provides a couple of parameters for rails routes that will maximize your productivity? Let’s see how it works. Grep through Rails Routes You can grep through Rails routes with the `-g` option, […]

GG ·
5 August, 2024

Exploring ActiveSupport::Configurable in Ruby on Rails

Ruby on Rails offers a wide range of tools and modules to make application development more efficient and structured. One of these modules is ActiveSupport::Configurable, which provides an elegant approach to handling configurations in our classes. What […]

GG ·
2 August, 2024

Cuando internacionalizar la aplicación sale mal

Una de las decisiones que uno debe tomar al comenzar un desarrollo es si va a utilizar internacionalización (I18n) para los textos. Es decir, que la aplicación pueda ser traducida y adaptada a las necesidades de diferentes culturas […]

Nico ·
26 July, 2024
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