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Sep 13, 2017

Add some flavor to your application - product flavors configuration.

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Piotr Kaźmierczak
In the course of writing Android application, it often happens that we have to build more than one application from the same code base. During the development process, these are the most common versions supported in different environments - test and production. In addition, we sometimes need a free and paid version - another 2 versions of the application. I have recently met the issue of creating another instance of an existing application that covers nearly 95% of the functionality. Creating a completely new project on the basis of the previous one would not be a good solution because some of the modifications or improvements would have to be done twice. You can do it differently - you can use product flavors. In this post, I would like to show you how to efficiently create multiple flavors in different dimensions as well as manage source sets efficiently. 
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Sep 06, 2017

Geocoder - a way Rails support geocoding

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Piotrek Kochowicz
A few weeks ago I run a spontaneous trip to Toruń. Once I reached my destination I realized how easy it was to find a proper place to park or to plan a short coffee break while driving. All thanks to a small mobile device stuck to the front glass of my car. I realized that geolocalization is a crucial part of many services in a nowadays world. Let’s see how Rails allows you to make use of this technology.
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Aug 23, 2017

Simple Authentication with Bcrypt and Warden

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Marek Stanisz
Whenever you think about solving authentication problems in Rails applications, the default solution is Devise. It’s flexible, provides you with various strategies and helpers out of the box, and it should Just Work™. 
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Aug 16, 2017

Code diet with Sugar ORM

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Kamila Karasińska
Data storage is a very important topic not only for backend developers. From the mobile developer point of view, most of the work is communication with REST API, but we sometimes need to implement a classical database in our application. 
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Aug 03, 2017

First steps in RubyMotion

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Łukasz Wieczorek
RubyMotion is a technology that allows to create cross-platform applications using the Ruby programming language. Target operating systems are Android, iOS, OS X, as well as Watch OS and tvOS. 
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Jul 19, 2017

Images in base64 with carrierwave

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Piotrek Kochowicz
During the last few years of development practice in our company we have started developing common scopes of technologies helpful when dealing with some particular app functionalities. This way we found out that we tend to use Carrierwave for handling file uploads in our applications.
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Jul 06, 2017

ActiveModel Serializers guide

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Michał Brodecki
Building APIs using Ruby on Rails is a very common practice. As backend developers we need to properly send responses from the server, sometimes containing long and complex data structures. I can’t imagine creating a response without the ActiveModel::Serializer gem 

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Jun 30, 2017

Speeding up tests in Ruby on Rails

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Maciej Brodecki
As everyone knows - “tests are very important!”, and “oh no! this application has no tests!” are the most common sentences in the subject of tests. Indeed tests are important, but it’s nice when they are created properly, so we don’t have to go for a coffee after running them. I would like to present to you some tips on how to increase the speed of our tests. 
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Jun 21, 2017

Deploying Ruby on Rails app to a VPS

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Adam Guderski
This short guide covers all steps you should take in order to deploy your Ruby on Rails application to a VPS (Virtual Private Server) and make it available to everyone over the Internet. 
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