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How do you make sure that RuboCop rules configured in your project are followed by all your team members and code with issues are not pushed to Git repository? Answer is using Overcommit gem with git hooks. Git hooks are one of the most popular way t...
RuboCop is a static code analyzer which analyzes the code based on the best practices followed by the Ruby developers around the world and defined on the community Ruby style guide. Apart from analyzing the code, it also provides us the feature of au...
At Truemark, we are constantly looking to improve the code quality in our projects. And one way to do that is through the regular code review process. Code review process can quickly get exhausting if team members have to spend majority of their time...
I spent a whole day configuring Rubocop in one of our Rails project. I am here to save your day's worth of time. Rubocop is a linter for Ruby and Rails Projects. It enforces best practices based on the guidelines outlined in the community Ruby Style...
Setting up Gatsby with Strapi is straight forward, but while I was setting it up in M1 Mac, I encountered errors maybe due to software support issues as M1 is relatively new in the market right now. It took some time for me to figure out solutions an...
"How to Win Friends and Influence People" is a best seller by Dale Carnegie published in 1936 A.D. (I was amazed the book was this old, well book never gets old!). It is a self-help book where author teaches various techniques with various real life ...
Atomic Habit, a book by James Clear is a must read for anyone wanting to change or create a habit. It provides very practical ways to build good habits and break the bad ones. Together with different strategies and tools to form a new habit, it also ...
Rubocop is the best way to enforce best practices in our rails project. While working on the project with rubocop enabled, it's normal to stumble upon the warning: Missing top-level class documentation comment. [Style/Documentation]. When this happen...
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GIT is great, it has made collaboration with other developers so easy, I can’t thank GIT enough. But GIT is vast and not every command remains on my mind. I find myself googling over and over again to get that right GIT command that can solve my prob...
