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Giang Nguyen chores

Team manager | Scrum master | Senior Rails programmer.

Find Me

Somewhere on the Internet:

  • Github:  https://github.com/giangnguyennet
  • Aboutme: http://about.me/giangnguyen
  • LinkedIn:  https://vn.linkedin.com/in/giangnguyennet
  • StackOverflow:  http://stackoverflow.com/users/327500/giang-nguyen
  • Getsatisfaction:  https://getsatisfaction.com/people/giangnguyennet

or directly:

  • Email: me@giangnguyen.net
  • Skype: giangnguyennet

or here:

21.027764 105.834160

Archives

  • June 2015 (1)
  • February 2014 (1)
  • July 2012 (1)
  • May 2012 (2)
  • August 2011 (1)
  • July 2011 (1)
  • May 2011 (1)
  • February 2011 (1)
  • November 2010 (1)
  • October 2010 (4)
  • January 2010 (1)

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RSS Plataformatec Blog

  • Migrations in databases with large amount of data February 11, 2019
    There is a discussion that always comes up when dealing with database migrations. Should I use the migrations to also migrate data? I mean, I’ve already altered the structure so it would be easy to change the data by including an SQL as well, and this would guarantee that everything is working after the deploy. ... »
    Amanda Sposito
  • Custom authentication methods with Devise January 28, 2019
    In the past, we have been asked to include other authentication methods in Devise (e.g. token-based and magic email links). Although it might make sense to include those for some applications, there is no plan to support them in Devise. But don’t be upset, it turns out you might not need to override Devise’s SessionsController ... »
    Leonardo Tegon
  • Working with distributed teams January 14, 2019
    According to the Harvard Business Review, one of the biggest difficulties for teams today and in the future is the distance factor. With each passing day, it’s becoming more common to work with remote teams and that creates a big communication barrier. Being able to communicate properly is already a very complex subject, so we ... »
    Gabriel Lopes
  • Let’s talk about Story Mapping January 7, 2019
    Are you having a hard time prioritizing backlog and setting releases? Let’s talk about Story Mapping! If you’ve ever participated in a software development team, you’ve probably come across the difficulties faced by product professionals to prioritize the backlog and set releases. These tasks can become even harder without the ideal tools and techniques, dis […]
    Felipe Gimenes
  • Building a new MySQL adapter for Ecto Part IV: Ecto Integration January 4, 2019
    Welcome to the “Building a new MySQL adapter for Ecto” series: Part I: Hello World Part II: Encoding/Decoding Part III: DBConnection Integration Part IV: Ecto Integration (you’re here!) After DBConnection integration we have a driver that should be usable on its own. The next step is to integrate it with Ecto so that we can: ... »
    Wojtek Mach

RSS Official Rails weblog

  • Active Record bug fixes, faster Date#advance, and more! January 28, 2019
    Hello everyone! This is Eugene, with a selection of interesting improvements to Rails merged in the past week.
    eugeneius
  • Rails 6.0.0 beta1, and more January 22, 2019
    Daniel here, writing from chilly NYC to bring you the latest Rails news.
    dodecadaniel
  • Rails 6.0.0 beta1: Action Mailbox, Action Text, Multiple DBs, Parallel Testing, Webpacker by default January 18, 2019
    The first beta release of Rails 6 is here! It’s absolutely packed with amazing new stuff that we’re so excited to share. There are two major new frameworks – Action Mailbox and Action Text – and two important scalable-by-default upgrades in great multiple database support and parallel testing.
    dhh

RSS Ernie Miller

  • Why I Love Being A Programmer in Louisville (or, Why I Won’t Relocate to Work for Your Startup) December 15, 2012
    For a while now, I’ve had the tagline you see on this site’s header as of this writing: No, I don’t work in NYC, DC, or the valley, and I’m cool with that. Like many (if not most) of you, I’m regularly contacted by recruiters. Unsurprisingly, they generally haven’t learned anything specific about me, aside [...]
    Ernie
  • Ruby Tidbit: Include vs Extend with Module Class Variables November 29, 2012
    Ruby class variables don’t see a lot of use, largely due to one of their more interesting properties — inheriting classes see (and modify) the same object as their parent. Still, you will at some point find yourself using them, so it’s good to understand as much as possible about their behavior. Since modules can [...]
    Ernie
  • Ruby Tidbit: String, the original value object November 1, 2012
    Recently, a really great article was published over on the Code Climate Blog. Titled “7 Patterns to Refactor Fat ActiveRecord Models”, it’s a must read for everyone who works with Rails. If you haven’t read it, go do so. Seriously. I’ll wait. Anyway, at the very top of this list is a recommendation to extract [...]
    Ernie

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