Do you want to read the Rails source code for a deeper understanding of the framework, but feel intimidated by the sheer size of the codebase, or don't know where to start? Start with a specific feature, insert a breakpoint, and step through the method line-by-line. This article shows how.| Write Software, Well
Do you want to understand how Active Job works behind the scenes? Reading and understanding the source code is one of the best ways to learn a framework (or anything). This post breaks it all down for you by tracing the journey of a Rails background job, from its creation to execution.| Write Software, Well
Active Job BasicsThis guide provides you with all you need to get started in creating, enqueuing and executing background jobs.After reading this guide, you will know: How to create and enqueue jobs. How to configure and use Solid Queue. How to run jobs in the background. How to send emails from your application asynchronously.| Ruby on Rails Guides
Metaprogramming in Ruby enables you to produce elegant, clean, and beautiful programs as well as unreadable, complex code that’s not maintainable. This book teaches you the powerful metaprogramming concepts in Ruby, and how to use them judiciously.| Write Software, Well
Gain a better and deeper understanding of the Ruby on Rails framework by exploring how it works behind the scenes. Each post in this series takes a feature in Rails and shows how it's implemented behind the scenes.| Write Software, Well
In this post, we will explore how a simple Ruby method, when added to a controller, becomes an action in Rails, ready to process incoming HTTP requests and send responses. We'll also trace the path of an incoming HTTP request to a Rails controller action.| Write Software, Well
