🚀 Exciting News for Ruby Developers!

I’m thrilled to share my dedicated Twitter account for Ruby developers :🐦 @Ruby_Stack_News | https://x.com/ruby_stack_news Why follow?✅ Daily Ruby tips & tricks to level up your coding.✅ Latest updates from the Ruby ecosystem (Rails, gems, tools).✅ Actionable tutorials for developers of all levels.✅ Community highlights (open-source projects, events, jobs). Calling all Ruby enthusiasts!Whether you’re a … Continue reading 🚀 Exciting News for Ruby Developers!

📂 Store Your Ruby-Generated Files on Google Drive Effortlessly!

March 7, 2025 Integrating Google Drive API with Ruby seemed straightforward—until it wasn’t. From cryptic exceptions to OAuth nightmares, I hit some tricky roadblocks. Here’s how I debugged my way to success and what I learned along the way. 📢 Need a Smarter Way to Store Files on Google Drive? If you’re looking to enhance … Continue reading 📂 Store Your Ruby-Generated Files on Google Drive Effortlessly!

Reviving a Ruby Project with Git: Organizing Branches for Stability

March 6, 2025 Introduction Recently, I spent time bringing a Ruby project back on track. The project had a poor test suite and lacked code organization, leading to frequent deployment errors. One of the major issues was the disorganized branching strategy, which resulted in what I call "spaghetti branches." To ensure stability and minimize deployment … Continue reading Reviving a Ruby Project with Git: Organizing Branches for Stability

Unlocking Ruby’s Iteration Magic: Mastering External and Internal Iterators

March 5, 2025 As developers, we often find ourselves needing to traverse collections of objects—whether it’s an array of strings, a list of database records, or even the contents of a file. In Ruby, iterators provide us with a powerful mechanism for navigating these collections without exposing their underlying structure. In this article, we’ll explore … Continue reading Unlocking Ruby’s Iteration Magic: Mastering External and Internal Iterators