Using the console to run functions in JavaScript before noticing differences between what might be written in a code editor and what is allowed in a REPL (Read, Evaluate, Print, Loop)
Typingtsc in a terminal followed by sample.ts compiles the file and will generate a sample.js one
Running a node command like node sample.jswill output results from the code in the file e.g. Hello, world!
Updating dependencies can sometimes mean manually changing their version before installing them instead of relying on a command designed for that purpose
Ruby Object Mapping (ROM) is an open-source persistence and mapping toolkit for Ruby
In Hanami, confirming that the database_url setting is working as intended requires running the command bundle exec hanami before calling the database_url method on the application's settings object
Building a RESTful API in Go means carefully considering which database to add to it
Creating a new programme in Python from scratch with a new method leading to the output I’m looking for is fascinating
Documentation providing detailed guidance about how to use a tool is a brilliant source of information and supports various levels of autonomy
A prosumer is someone that purchases very high quality technical products or equipment. It’s also an individual who helps a company design and produce its products
Trying out a new tool with a very different interface with a focus on relevant and more accurate information is pleasant
An each loop in Ruby is a way to “repeat until done”
Not having a CLI command to set secrets before deploying a Rails app to a new host makes for a more complex deployment process
Using this Rails command is a necessary step in the process: EDITOR=vim rails credentials:edit --environment production
In Rails 7.1, it is possible to generate a Dockerfile by typing this Rails command in the terminal at the root of the project folder: bin/rails generate dockerfile
Adding CSS to a Sinatra app involves a DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) approach
