Everybody makes mistakes. Some of them are caught early in a deployment pipeline: during writing code, testing it locally or code review process. Unfortunately, some hide cleverly and pop up on the production environment.
Ruby on Rails
`ActiveSupport::ArrayInquirer` and even more Rails magic
In the previous article, we dived into ActiveSupport::StringInquirer class and superpowers it gives to String objects. After I had published that article I decided to take another look at the ActiveSupport module and to my surprise, I found something even more interesting, ActiveSupport::ArrayInquirer class.
`ActiveSupport::StringInquirer` magic
Rails magic is a widespread term among developers working with Ruby on Rails application. Is it an overstatement? Well, it depends. Rails magic is a widespread term among developers working with Ruby on Rails application. Is it an overstatement? Well, it depends.
5 security issues in Ruby on Rails apps from real life
…and how to fix them 🙂