I’d like to share how to add testing to your already built rails application in this blog, and I will do it with the examples of my application. I will cover the basics and show how to get started and then we will be writing tests for routes, models, and…

Before I get to HOW I want to talk about WHY first. I was building a platform that would render PDF docs sourced out of my AWS s3 bucket and I just <Iframe>-ed it on the page which was easy to do and seems to work just fine. Well testing…

In this blog post, I’ll walk through the entire setup of the AWS s3 bucket for Ruby on Rails with ActiveStorage. Let’s begin with ActiveStorage configuration first and I would assume you already have rails project generated where you want to implement this functionality : First, we going to install…

While I was working on my final project for Flatiron School I’ve encountered a few problems with sessions and I wanted to cover this subject in a little more depth. …

If you just started with javascript or started to play around with it then most likely you’ve seen a Promise in your developer console using fetch requests.

Have you ever visited a website with a really awesome background animation? Click on the link to see it (you can choose different ones right at the bottom). Have you ever wondered how on earth did they do that? Well, it’s all thanks to a canvas, an HTML5 element. What…

Transitioning to Rails after Sinatra was pretty smooth since they have a lot in common, MVC in particular. The Big difference I wanna say was a division of routes from controllers but besides the fact that rails is way more advanced and have over 200,000 lines of code in its…

Being a student at Flatiron Bootcamp is very exciting! In the second module, we were learning Sqlite3 to operate on databases, ActiveRecord framework that manipulates data in database using ruby language, and Sinatra framework that allows you to host a web app and add a bunch of routes to it. …

It’s been three weeks of an amazing journey at Flatiron Bootcamp. We started with ruby and all of my previous coding experience was a month of self-paced learning javascript in Bootcamp prep class. The first impression was like “Really? It’s that straightforward?”, it was like communicating with a computer in…