I skimmed through dozens of newsletters this week. Here’s some interesting articles I found.

Are you using inheritance in Ruby? Be careful when using "super". You might encounter some unexpected behaviour.

I skimmed through dozens of newsletters this week. Here’s some interesting articles I found.

Yesterday I assigned myself a task to implement some backend logic in a microservice.

I skimmed through dozens of newsletters this week. Here’s some interesting articles I found.

Are you tired of tangled and complex SQL queries in your Rails applications? Do you want a better way to manage, test, and optimize your SQL queries? If so, you might want to explore the benefits of Query Objects.

Here’s some interesting articles I found on the web this week.

While coming up with a task list, it’s a great exercise to initially break them into 3 categories: Must, Should, and Could. This will help you prioritize when you inevitably run out of time to complete the project.

Having a simple mental that can be used to solve different problems is quintessential to speed and quality in software engineering.

We’re going to talk about a little bit of math and why it’s important for designing and debugging code. y = f(x) is commonly referred to as a “functional notation”. It is a mathematical equation that represents a relationship between two variables, x and y.