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I recently learned that Rails 7.1+ has some delightful features that make it easy to render dynamic tables without JavaScript. This is an exploration of using these new features. This article is an adaptation of the article: https://www.

I was recently asked about Rails API applications and wanted to explore the options (based on the Flintstones characters). The end goal is to return one or many records in the following format - without an N+1 query.

I am have been exploring Graph-DBs and wanted to try a graph structure in a relational DB. Not trivial! This code can be found at: https://github.com/btihen-dev/flintstones_api Getting Started bin/rails new flintstones_api --api cd flintstones_api bin/rails g scaffold Person first_name last_name given_last_name gender bin/rails g model PersonRelationships role_one role_two \ person_one:references person_two:references Let’s update the migration to make the first & last name required as well as gender

Restricting access to pages - for various users

Restricting access to pages - for both static and live pages

Quick features and sample usage of Phoenix and LiveView (with minimal explanations)

Rails Design - Modules with Boundaries and Injection Recently, a colleague Severin Räz suggested that we could be using module to create namespaces (to organize our code with high cohesion) and private_constant to enforce API boundaries (enforce low coupling).

Intro This article was inspired by [Julián Pinzón] and his talk at Ruby Australia 2023 All you need is Rails (Engines): Compartmentalising your Monolith. Its widely known that Engines are a power way to create a full ‘sub-rails application’.

Rails with Strong Boundaries between the Modules This experiment was inspired from an internal Tech Talk at Garaio REM by a colleague Severin Räz. He suggested that we could be using module to create namespaces (to organize our code with high cohesion) and private_constant to enforce API boundaries (enforce low coupling).

Install Rails Gem To install rails you first need to install the rails gem with: gem install rails I thought it would be fun to test the new alpha version of rails - but I always forget how to do this without upgrading an existing projects.