This is the SQLite search code example I started with for re-implementing search in PhrontPage.

Full-text search with SQLite and Rails

Rails’ Partial Features You (didn’t) Know

Partials have been an integral part of Rails. They are conceptually simple to understand, but they pack quite a few smart and lesser known features you might not know about. Let’s look at all of them!

Keynote

A presenter is an object that encapsulates view logic. Like Rails helpers, presenters help you keep complex logic out of your templates.

This thing has barely seen an update in years but still works just as you would expect. It is likely the closest thing to done in my Gem file.

keynote: Flexible presenters for Rails.

Kudos for the super helpful error message:

I have a constraint on the route, and I was passing "posts" instead of "posts.

delete "/orphans/:type/:uid", to: "orphans#delete", as: "delete_orphaned_items", constraints: {type: /(post|page)/}

GitHub - bensheldon/activerecord-has_some_of_many

Optimized top-N-per-group Active Record associations using lateral joins

This is the kind of query you write inefficiently just to get it done on every app.

Introduction to Minitest Mocks

Test doubles likes mocks and stubs can help us with isolating code under test with the rest of the system. Here’s how to mock in Minitest.

It hurts my feelings when one flaky system test causes the whole bar to turn red.

A showcase of what is possible with Progressive Web Apps today.

What PWA Can Do Today

SQLite on Rails: Introducing litestream-ruby

Charlie Munge:

The world isn't driven by greed. It's driven by envy.