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BEHIND THE SCENES: RAILS UJSTHE O IN SOLID
Francois Buys on Learning, Software Development In a previous post we considered the practical value of the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP). This is the second post in this series where we take a deeper look at each of the SOLID principles. Robert C. Martin (a.k.a. “uncle Bob”) refers to the O in Solid as the heart of Object Oriented (OO) design.THE L IN SOLID
Francois Buys on Learning, Software Development This post is the third one in the SOLID principles series. The first post discussed the single responsibility principle and in the second post we discussed the open / closed principle. Next, as the title suggests, we will take a look at the principle represented by the letter L from the SOLIDacronym.
NESTED FORMS IN RAILSINTRODUCING POINTS
Conclusion. Points is a blind estimation app that allows our team to create project proposals that are more spot on. Points is open source and an ongoing project. We welcome contributions, and hope that our project can be useful to you! EXPLORING METHOD ARGUMENTS IN RUBY: PART 2 A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO INTERACTING WITH IMAP USING RUBYSEE MORE ONOMBULABS.COM
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BEHIND THE SCENES: RAILS UJSTHE O IN SOLID
Francois Buys on Learning, Software Development In a previous post we considered the practical value of the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP). This is the second post in this series where we take a deeper look at each of the SOLID principles. Robert C. Martin (a.k.a. “uncle Bob”) refers to the O in Solid as the heart of Object Oriented (OO) design.THE L IN SOLID
Francois Buys on Learning, Software Development This post is the third one in the SOLID principles series. The first post discussed the single responsibility principle and in the second post we discussed the open / closed principle. Next, as the title suggests, we will take a look at the principle represented by the letter L from the SOLIDacronym.
NESTED FORMS IN RAILS EXPLORING METHOD ARGUMENTS IN RUBY: PART 2 A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO INTERACTING WITH IMAP USING RUBYSEE MORE ONOMBULABS.COM
UNDERSTANDING BUNDLER Ariel Juodziukynas on Ruby, Learning We, Ruby developers, are used to running scripts or commands with the prefix bundle exec, but sometimes it's not needed, but sometimes it is, and when it's not needed it still works just fine if we add it.So it may not be clear why we need to use it in some cases. SHARING KNOWLEDGE: WHERE TO HEAR FROM OUR EXPERTS Cleiviane Costa on Open Source, Core Values At OmbuLabs one of our core values is Open by Default, which means that we want to have open communications, contribute to open source projects, give back to our community, and become thought leaders in our industry.We also believe that one great way to give back to the community is sharing our knowledge, especially the things that we discover asTHE L IN SOLID
Francois Buys on Learning, Software Development This post is the third one in the SOLID principles series. The first post discussed the single responsibility principle and in the second post we discussed the open / closed principle. Next, as the title suggests, we will take a look at the principle represented by the letter L from the SOLIDacronym.
INTRODUCING POINTS
Conclusion. Points is a blind estimation app that allows our team to create project proposals that are more spot on. Points is open source and an ongoing project. We welcome contributions, and hope that our project can be useful to you! TEAM RETREAT: HOW THEY CAN HELP REMOTE TEAMS "CLICK" Remote work is a growing reality. In the 21st century, we have distributed companies that work 100% remotely, with team members scattered around the world. While remote work has its benefits - diversity in background and experiences, access to an ARTICLES BY FRANCOIS BUYS Francois Buys on Learning, Software Development This post is the third one in the SOLID principles series. The first post discussed the single responsibility principle and in the second post we discussed the open / closed principle. Next, as the title suggests, we will take a look at the principle represented by the letter L from the SOLIDacronym.
MEASURING THE IMPACT OF SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE Measuring the Impact of Software Maintenance. “If you can’t measure it, it doesn’t exist” - Peter Drucker. Tackling technical debt can be a thankless task. You can spend hours tidying up old files but at the end there's little to prove it was a good use of time. No target was met and no new feature exists to show the bosses. BETTER SOFTWARE DESIGN WITH COUPLING AND COHESION Coupling tells us how strongly modules and classes are connected to one another, while cohesion tells us how strongly modules and classes are internally related to themselves. Cohesion is the degree to which all of the methods and data structures in a class or module are related to one another and belong together. IMPLEMENTING STRIPE CONNECT IN RAILS: PART 2 Luciano Becerra on Rails, Stripe Some time ago we wrote an article to explain how to implement Stripe Connect in a Rails application. That article covered mainly the connection part between Rails and Stripe. This one will cover the fun part, which is MANUAL TESTING: HOW TO BECOME A BETTER TESTER OF YOUR OWN Amanda Bizzinotto on Software Development, Software Quality Manual testing is a necessary part of software development and quality assurance. And although it's important to have a dedicated tester in your team, you as a developer can also help speed up QA, and thus the software development process, by becoming a better manual tester ofyour own code.
PRESENT? VS ANY? VS EXISTS? Mauro Otonelli on Benchmark, Performance, Rails When working on a Rails project, you may have seen present? calls on ActiveRecord relationships. This might feel natural, mostly because present? exists on all objects via ActiveSupport, so you expect the relationship to respond to it, but it's actually not a very good idea.If all we want to do is check if the scope returns any results from the OMBULABS :: THE LEAN SOFTWARE BOUTIQUE OmbuLabs is a lean software boutique, specializing in performing maintenance or building features without interrupting product development. Whatever your challenge, we dig deep to nail the best approach before using agile processes to create an optimal solution. SHARING KNOWLEDGE: WHERE TO HEAR FROM OUR EXPERTS Cleiviane Costa on Open Source, Core Values At OmbuLabs one of our core values is Open by Default, which means that we want to have open communications, contribute to open source projects, give back to our community, and become thought leaders in our industry.We also believe that one great way to give back to the community is sharing our knowledge, especially the things that we discover as OMBULABS :: THE LEAN SOFTWARE BOUTIQUE We’re a boutique agency, helping everyone from small dev teams to large-scale companies. If you work for us we want it to be as enjoyable as possible. You’ll be encouraged to avoid working overtime, receive help whenever it’s needed and have time to contribute to open-source projects. Please apply even if you aren’tsure you are right
BEHIND THE SCENES: RAILS UJSTHE O IN SOLID
Francois Buys on Learning, Software Development In a previous post we considered the practical value of the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP). This is the second post in this series where we take a deeper look at each of the SOLID principles. Robert C. Martin (a.k.a. “uncle Bob”) refers to the O in Solid as the heart of Object Oriented (OO) design.THE L IN SOLID
Francois Buys on Learning, Software Development This post is the third one in the SOLID principles series. The first post discussed the single responsibility principle and in the second post we discussed the open / closed principle. Next, as the title suggests, we will take a look at the principle represented by the letter L from the SOLIDacronym.
NESTED FORMS IN RAILSINTRODUCING POINTS
Conclusion. Points is a blind estimation app that allows our team to create project proposals that are more spot on. Points is open source and an ongoing project. We welcome contributions, and hope that our project can be useful to you! A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO INTERACTING WITH IMAP USING RUBYSEE MORE ONOMBULABS.COM
UNDERSTANDING BUNDLER Ariel Juodziukynas on Ruby, Learning We, Ruby developers, are used to running scripts or commands with the prefix bundle exec, but sometimes it's not needed, but sometimes it is, and when it's not needed it still works just fine if we add it.So it may not be clear why we need to use it in some cases. OMBULABS :: THE LEAN SOFTWARE BOUTIQUE OmbuLabs is a lean software boutique, specializing in performing maintenance or building features without interrupting product development. Whatever your challenge, we dig deep to nail the best approach before using agile processes to create an optimal solution. SHARING KNOWLEDGE: WHERE TO HEAR FROM OUR EXPERTS Cleiviane Costa on Open Source, Core Values At OmbuLabs one of our core values is Open by Default, which means that we want to have open communications, contribute to open source projects, give back to our community, and become thought leaders in our industry.We also believe that one great way to give back to the community is sharing our knowledge, especially the things that we discover as OMBULABS :: THE LEAN SOFTWARE BOUTIQUE We’re a boutique agency, helping everyone from small dev teams to large-scale companies. If you work for us we want it to be as enjoyable as possible. You’ll be encouraged to avoid working overtime, receive help whenever it’s needed and have time to contribute to open-source projects. Please apply even if you aren’tsure you are right
BEHIND THE SCENES: RAILS UJSTHE O IN SOLID
Francois Buys on Learning, Software Development In a previous post we considered the practical value of the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP). This is the second post in this series where we take a deeper look at each of the SOLID principles. Robert C. Martin (a.k.a. “uncle Bob”) refers to the O in Solid as the heart of Object Oriented (OO) design.THE L IN SOLID
Francois Buys on Learning, Software Development This post is the third one in the SOLID principles series. The first post discussed the single responsibility principle and in the second post we discussed the open / closed principle. Next, as the title suggests, we will take a look at the principle represented by the letter L from the SOLIDacronym.
NESTED FORMS IN RAILSINTRODUCING POINTS
Conclusion. Points is a blind estimation app that allows our team to create project proposals that are more spot on. Points is open source and an ongoing project. We welcome contributions, and hope that our project can be useful to you! A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO INTERACTING WITH IMAP USING RUBYSEE MORE ONOMBULABS.COM
UNDERSTANDING BUNDLER Ariel Juodziukynas on Ruby, Learning We, Ruby developers, are used to running scripts or commands with the prefix bundle exec, but sometimes it's not needed, but sometimes it is, and when it's not needed it still works just fine if we add it.So it may not be clear why we need to use it in some cases. SHARING KNOWLEDGE: WHERE TO HEAR FROM OUR EXPERTS Cleiviane Costa on Open Source, Core Values At OmbuLabs one of our core values is Open by Default, which means that we want to have open communications, contribute to open source projects, give back to our community, and become thought leaders in our industry.We also believe that one great way to give back to the community is sharing our knowledge, especially the things that we discover as OMBULABS :: THE LEAN SOFTWARE BOUTIQUE We worked with Preston and his team for 2 years to help them scale their software development. According to CTO Preston St. Pierre, "OmbuLabs was a core part of our team, and therefore they helped shape our product. I couldn't put a specific number value on the impact or anything, but I definitely would say that their expertise brought alot to
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Francois Buys on Learning, Software Development This post is the third one in the SOLID principles series. The first post discussed the single responsibility principle and in the second post we discussed the open / closed principle. Next, as the title suggests, we will take a look at the principle represented by the letter L from the SOLIDacronym.
INTRODUCING POINTS
Conclusion. Points is a blind estimation app that allows our team to create project proposals that are more spot on. Points is open source and an ongoing project. We welcome contributions, and hope that our project can be useful to you! MEASURING THE IMPACT OF SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE Measuring the Impact of Software Maintenance. “If you can’t measure it, it doesn’t exist” - Peter Drucker. Tackling technical debt can be a thankless task. You can spend hours tidying up old files but at the end there's little to prove it was a good use of time. No target was met and no new feature exists to show the bosses. BETTER SOFTWARE DESIGN WITH COUPLING AND COHESION Coupling tells us how strongly modules and classes are connected to one another, while cohesion tells us how strongly modules and classes are internally related to themselves. Cohesion is the degree to which all of the methods and data structures in a class or module are related to one another and belong together. MANUAL TESTING: HOW TO BECOME A BETTER TESTER OF YOUR OWN Amanda Bizzinotto on Software Development, Software Quality Manual testing is a necessary part of software development and quality assurance. And although it's important to have a dedicated tester in your team, you as a developer can also help speed up QA, and thus the software development process, by becoming a better manual tester ofyour own code.
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