Capistrano 2 brings the shell command which allows you to run commands on your deployment targets. There is also invoke to run a command directly from your terminal.
...allow running Capistrano tasks or shell commands, and scope to individual machines or machine roles. Unfortunately Capistrano 3 does not include these commands any more. cap shell Basics
Git allows you to set push options when pushing a branch to the remote. You can use this to build an alias that automatically pushes a branch and creates a...
...merge request for it. Put this in your ~/.gitconfig in the [alias] section: mr = push origin HEAD -o merge_request.create -o merge_request.draft Now you can do git mr and a draft...
Our CI setup frequently sees this error while running yarn install: yarn install v1.22.19 [1/4] Resolving packages... [2/4] Fetching packages... error An unexpected error occurred: "https://registry.yarnpkg.com/typescript/-/typescript-3.9.7.tgz: unexpected end...
...here are some workarounds for Yarn 1. Increase Yarn's network timeout yarn config set network-timeout 600000 -g Retry yarn install until it succeeds The following will retry yarn...
...is pretty useful, but manipulating values of arrays can be awkward because of its syntax. Consider the following users table which each example below will start from: name topics
Bob {llamas} (PostgreSQL uses curly braces to represent arrays, true story.) Adding values Use the array_cat function, or the || operator. These calls will add the values "cats...
Middleman is a static page generator that brings many of the goodies that Rails developers are used to. Out of the box, Middleman brings Haml, Sass, helpers etc. However, it...
...these gems to the Gemfile: group :test do gem 'cucumber' gem 'spreewald' gem 'capybara' gem 'selenium-webdriver' # Only for running tests in a real browser (suggested) gem 'capybara-screenshot' # Optionally...
Let's say you have two factories that share some attributes and traits: FactoryBot.define do factory :user do screen_name 'john' email 'foo@bar.de' trait :with_profile do age 18 description...
age 18 description 'lorem ipsum' end end end You can re-use the shared fields by defining a trait outside the other factory definitions: FactoryBot.define do trait :person do...
These are the results of the "personal tech stack survey". I've included only the most popular mentions, maybe it can help you find one or two useful tools for...
...Command line UI for git. htop (10 users) An improved "top". fzf (8 users) Provides super-fast fuzzy-finding in various contexts (for example for shell command history).
We have released Modularity 2. It has many incompatible changes. See below for a script to migrate your applications automatically. There is no does method anymore We now use traits...
The script will rename your files and change your code. It will also syntax-check your files after conversion (since the script is not perfect). Check the diff...
ActiveRecord provides the ids method to pluck ids from a scope, but what if you need to pluck Global IDs? While you could just call map(&:to_global_id) on...
...your scope, this approach would instantiate each record just to do that. When you have many records, this will at the very least be slow. Here is a method that...
...you, like a browser would (e.g. move block elements out of parents which are specified to not allow them). >> Nokogiri::HTML.fragment(" foo bar ").to_s => " foo bar "
...HTML. And you don't want to be the one to blame when the SEO folks complain about an empty . To avoid said behavior, use Nokogiri::XML instead of Nokogiri...
...Linux and MacOS, they look horrible on Windows, a problem that gets worse with smaller font sizes. The culprit is something called font hinting: ... hinting is about... programming instructions that...
...hinting, causing horrible rendering for most fonts. Embedding autohinting information into font files A solution is to autohint fonts and replace the existing (bad) hinting with the autohinting information.
You may want this for things where Rationals are being used, like when subtracting Date objects from one another. What's happening? Converting a Rational to a String usually...
...does something like this: 1.8.7 > Rational(2, 3).to_s => "2/3" 1.9.3 > Rational(2, 3).to_s => "2/3" 2.0.0 > Rational(2, 3).to_s => "2/3" However, when you have a...
...Content-Type on GET request (which have a blank body), an external API may still force you to send one. Angular's $http service will strip that header when the...
...is blank. [1] This is possibly a misconception of RFC2616. Here is how to send GET requests with a Content-Type header in Angular. Example Consider this request: $http({ method...
A fantastic guide for a dilemma facing any web-based product. Here’s a simple set of Yes/No questions that you can quickly answer before you add another item to...
...your product roadmap. Saying yes to a feature request – whether it’s a to an existing customer, a product enquiry, a teammate, or a manager – is immediately rewarding. It’s...
Soon after having written our shell-for script, we wanted to easily get dumps of our productions machines, too. This is how we do it: dump-for staging [-s]
...dump to your project's tmp directory and name it according to the capistrano stage you're calling for, here: staging.dump. When you pass the optional -s option, the dump...
...Railses. Consul now uses Memoizer for this. Temporarily change the current power When you set Power.current to a power in an RSpec example, you must remember to nilify it afterwards...
...Otherwise other examples will see your global changes. A better way is to use the .with_power method to change the current power for the duration of a block:
We used zeroclipboard.js in some of our projects but now we switched to clipboard.js because it does not rely on flash. Flash support of the major browsers has ended.
...more advantages of clipboard.js: it consists only of a single javascript file, so it does not trigger additional requests with rails it automagically provides user feedback by selecting the text...
...extremely popular amongst front-end developers the last couple of years. This isn’t surprising, as it has made it a lot easier for us to create dynamic layouts and...
UI sortable helps reordering items with drag 'n drop. It works quite fine. Proven configuration for sorting table rows When invoking the plugin, you may pass several options. This set...
...causing the thead border-bottom to grow // when the first table row is dragged tr.ui-sortable-helper:first-child + tr > td border-top: none
With ES2021 you now can use str.replaceAll(), Promise.any(), logical assignment operators, numeric separators and WeakRef on all major browsers except IE11. replaceAll JavaScript's replace(searchValue, replaceValueOrFn) by...
...default replaces only the first match of a given String or RegExp. When supplying a RegExp as the searchValue argument, you can specify the g ("global") modifier, but you have...
This is an extract from the linked article. It shows an approach on how to implement encrypted passwords with the AWS Key Management Service (KMS). For most applications it's...
...enough to use a hashed password with a salt (e.g. the gem devise defaults to this). Upon password creation Generate hash as hash of password + salt. Encrypt the hash with...
...you pin all "important" files, you can follow method definitions, wildly open files from search results and have a ton of open tabs -- without the problem of finding the stuff...
...tabs of files that are currently in the focus of your work (important models, specs, etc): Right-click a tab and select "Pin tab" Or use a shortcut (see below...
You can use JavaScript to get or set cookie values on the client. Using the vanilla JavaScript API In JavaScript, document.cookie is an accessor to all cookies on the current...
...site. It looks like a String, but its setter is actually more powerful. When setting cookies this way, remember to set the path=/ option. Reading cookies A result may look...
Our old solution for cronjobs, the "craken" plugin, is no longer maintained and does not work on Rails 3.2+. We will instead use the whenever gem. "Whenever" works just like...
...craken", by putting your rake tasks into the server's cron table. Everything seems to work just like we need it. Installation for new projects Add "whenever" to your Gemfile...