One of my participating projects uses Gulp for bundling front-end JavaScript and CSS in a part even in 2020.
It uses browserify internally, but the gulpfile is really messy and I will try to migrate it to webpack build which I’ve been avoided.
And I’ve found the key points to use Webpack and leave a note.
There are some docker image types, like *-slim, *-alpine, etc.
I’ve taken *-alpine in most cases without thinking deeply, but I found there could have downside of using them yesterday and I googled about this topic.
Vue.js will introduce new composition API (a.k.a. function API).
It’s really great API but I wonder how to combine with Nuxt.js asyncData w/ this new API.
I find solutions and write about it though Nuxt.js might change its APIs.
Most people might not do this, but some try to use composite primary keys in Rails application.
Yes, I met this situation. And they used composite_primary_keys gem.
I’m writing code with React and TypeScript lately and using React Hooks in the app.
This new APIs makes the React app development very easier and I love it!
WLinux decieded to rename its name to Pengwin and MS Store’s WLinux was completely renamed a few days ago.
This post is just my personal feeling about bad practices for Rails applications I have ever seen.
I hope this post will decrease such horrible apps and help people who have stress toward such Rails apps.
This might contains “Before discussing Rails” and personal wish for developing Rails app.
When you want to send a push notification through Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM),
you have to get access token for it.
As this page says,
you need a service account JSON file from your Firebase project
and can get the access token with this JSON file and Google’s Ruby SDK.