Modern web development can be extremely complicated. How did we get here and what do we do about it? This and much more you can find below. Enjoy!
By Jingyi Chen
Straight from AWS, here comes a gem to easily deploy AWS Cloud Development Kit stacks and deploy Rails apps to AWS Fargate. It’s definitely interesting tech and well worth a look even in these early stages.
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/developer/introducing-the-aws-rails-provisioner-gem-developer-preview/
By Taha Husain
Cache versioning is an interesting concept first introduced in Rails 5.2. Here’s how the concept was carried over and improved upon in Rails 6.
https://blog.bigbinary.com/2019/08/06/rails-adds-support-for-recyclable-cache-keys.html
By Caolan McMahon
TypeScript and Redux don’t necessarily mix all that well, requiring a lot of boilerplate code everywhere. Here’s Caolan’s proposition of a different approach which he’s found works well for him.
https://caolan.org/posts/redux_and_typescript.html
By Scott Hanselman
Ruby on Windows is kinda hard, and by extension so are Rails. At least that’s the conventional knowledge. Here’s an account to the contrary.
By vrk.dev
Modern frontend development is hard. Here’s a partial explanation of why, and what we can do to improve the state of front end development in 2019.
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