Using Test Driven Development to Solve Fibonacci Sequence.

Testing Rails applications under Docker with Capybara and Selenium

Using Docker to soothe the pain of developing Rails apps that have a complex infrastructure

Using Docker to soothe the pain of developing Rails apps that have a complex infrastructure

An introduction to creating reactive Rails applications with StimulusReflex

Going over the hows and whys of web sockets in Rails 6.

Exploring Action Text; a new framework bundled with Rails 6

Learning what Active Storage is and how to use it.

Improve your site's performance with service worker caching

Optimize rendering to speed up your site's time to interactive.

Split your Rails JavaScript with Webpack to make your site load faster.

Bendyworkers were at RailsConf 2018 in Pittsburgh having fun and talking about PRPL and offline.

Join us at RailsConf 2018 for a workshop on bringing modern JavaScript performance to Rails

Join us at RailsConf 2018 for a workshop on bringing modern JavaScript performance to Rails

Setting up and using Elm in Rails 5.1 is simple with the Webpacker gem

Check out how to add video messaging to your Rails app and get it up and running on Heroku.

Learn how to take the latest commits to the Ruby on Rails master branch for a spin

Rails enum is useful but dangerous; here's how to wield it properly.

We explore setting up a Rails backend with an Angular frontend... with donuts!

After 48 hours, we shipped an app for the Rails Rumble!

<blockquote> <p>This post is one in a series of blog posts that answer some of the most common questions we get from prospective and current clients. All of the posts in this series are under the <a href="https://bendyworks.com/tag/questions/" title="Questions tag">Questions tag</a> if you want to view more like this.</p> </blockquote> <p>As a consultancy...</p>

What can SQL do for you? Chris shares his thoughts on the changelog on how to take full advantage of relational databases.

<p>You might as well learn it now, because you’ll be using it in 6 months. <a href="https://github.com/begriffs/styleguide_rails" title="Styleguide Rails">Styleguide rails</a> is a cool gem that builds a living, breathing styleguide for your site. You can add it to your project really easily (let’s just do it right now):</p> <div class="highlight"><pre class="highlight ruby"><code><span class="n">gem</span> <span class="n">install</span></code></pre></div>

<p>Last weekend, three Bendyworkers and a Swink-person (Swink-ee?) participated in the <a href="http://railsrumble.com/">Rails Rumble</a>, a competition to build a web application in just 48 hours. Rather than hacking on the backend like I usually do, I ended up almost exclusively forging...</p>

<p>So, <a href="http://www.madisonruby.org/">there’s this conference in town this week</a>.</p> <p>It’s going to be damned good: attend if you can. One of the most remarkable parts of it is the <strong>RailsBridge Women’s Outreach Workshop</strong> being offered on Wednesday evening and during the day on Thursday....</p>