Ruby, map with index
Intro Just like many other programming languages, the Map method is also in ruby. You use a ruby map or map, in general, to transform the data and perform functions on each element of the object. ...
Bootrails
ViteJS, Rails, a wonderful combination
0. Motivation We are building BootrAils on top of the last Rails version. When Rails 7 came out, it was (kind of) a relief to see a replacement for Webpacker. Whereas the new assets pipeline looks...
Ruby strftime, short and long story
strftime for the impatients Sometimes examples worth a thousand words, so here are some that could help you right away (example inspired from APIDoks) : d = DateTime.new(2021,11,19,8,37,48,"-06:0...
Rails authentication with Rodauth, an elegant Ruby gem
0. Motivation At BootrAils, until recently, we were uncomfortable about what could be a decent default authentication in any new Rails app - until Rodauth appeared under the radar. There are no ...
Ruby Enumerator, the what, the why, the how
How to create tons of Rails applications
Rails 7, Bootstrap 5 tutorial, fear and relief
0. A big warning At BootrAils, we are very excited that Rails 7 is out since mid-december, 2021. The frontend assets management is once again completely different. Rails 6 almost dropped Sprockets...
How to add a column with Rails
Introduction Let’s say you have a table named “books”, and an associated model named “Book”. You want to add the column “author”. Tools used in this tutorial : Rails 6.1.3, Ruby 3 Note that thi...
Rails form, tutorial from the ground
