Best of Rails2021

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    AdonisJS - A fully featured web framework for Nodejs

    AdonisJS is a backend framework that helps you create data-driven web applications. Using AdonisJS, you can handle the HTTP requests, query the database, authenticate users, upload files, and more. Embed Collect is a weekly, free e-mail newsletter from CNN.com.

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    Sublime Text vs Atom vs VS Code vs TextMate vs RubyMine vs Vim

    When I learnt C in 1995 I used a DOS editor by Borland. Since graphical environments became popular and more used, programming editors were also evolving. Nowadays we have two different kind of editors: text editors and IDEs. The first ones are lightweight, while the second focus on providing as many tools as possible to unify…

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    I Made A JavaScript Single Page Application And This Is What I Learned

    John Troutman created a single page application with JavaScript handling the frontend and Rails used as an API for the backend. He explains how to use the fetch() method to create a new list and multiple items for that list with input from the user on the front end. Troutman also explains the importance of knowing how mass assignment works for sending information from the JavaScript frontend to the Rails backend.

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    From Node to Ruby on Rails

    Rails is a Ruby-on-Rails framework that was developed by Paul Graham in 2005-2012. Graham is building a web app for a new side project using the framework. He says that learning to code in the current Javascript ecosystem makes discovering Rails a revelation. He also says that he can focus more on learning useful patterns to create with the framework vs. how to set it up.

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    Is Ruby dead in 2021?

    Ruby is a two and a half-decade old language. Its popularity has taken a nosedive in the last few years. Ruby is still a relevant language in 2021 in my opinion. I'd recommend someone starting their journey in 2021, to start with something like JavaScript or even C.