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How to check if array contains element with block in Ruby

Tue Aug 18 2020 -Ruby -Espresso

How to manually generate Devise reset password link

Sun Jul 28 2019 -Ruby on Rails -Ruby

Lessons learned working on danger-switlint selective linting

Thu Jan 26 2017 -Espresso -Ruby -Open Source

A little post to share some things I learnt while working on a PR for danger-swiftlint to allow selective linting.

Ruby for iOS Developers - Managing Ruby Tools with Bundler

Wed Feb 10 2016 -Ruby -Automation

Between CocoaPods and Fastlane, Ruby is an important part of the iOS developer toolchain. How can we reliably control the versions of the tools our project's automation is using in Ruby? Bundler is a simple way to specify Ruby dependencies and automate their setup.

Ruby for iOS Developers - Managing Ruby Versions

Tue Feb 02 2016 -Ruby -Automation

Between CocoaPods and Fastlane, Ruby is an important part of the iOS developer toolchain. Managing versions and gems can be a challenge for developers outside of the Ruby community, but it doesn't have to be. In this two parts post we will see how to simply and reliably handle our Rubies.

Why I (shouldn't have) stopped blogging with Jekyll

Fri Aug 08 2014 -Ruby -Javascript

I recently decided to move my blog from Ruby and Jekyll, to Metalsmith and Javascript. It turned out to be not as easy as I thought, and a quite stupid choice, but not because of the tech.

Rails: adding a new has_many association to an existing model

Wed Nov 13 2013 -Ruby -Ruby on Rails

A little guide on how to edit an existing model adding a new has_many association

Bringing font icons in iOS with MTFontIcon

Tue Sep 17 2013 -iOS -Objective-C -Ruby -Layout -CSS -Open Source

Introducing MTFontIcon, a CocoaPod library for iOS to improve application development efficiency by using font icons.