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MailChimp API reference guide – Part I of III
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Continue reading →: MailChimp API reference guide – Part I of IIIHello Folks, In this introductory article I will walk you through the steps on how to Add your contacts to MailChimp I am not going to elaborate / explain about MailChimp here. I am assuming you have basic knowledge about MailChimp (What it does, Why you need it etc.) and…
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Continue reading →: Connect to Box Explorer Component using Ruby on Rails
Hello Everyone, The target audience of this post is limited. In this article of mine, I will write down the steps of how you can connect with Box Explorer Component to allow users to upload file into your Box account. Requirement: We want to allow our users to upload file…
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Continue reading →: How to keep multiple versions of Elasticsearch on MacOS
Hello Folks, Hope you are keeping safe! This article is very short and simple. I was struggling to have multiple versions of Elasticsearch on my local Mac machine. With `homebrew` service, I wasn’t able to install multiple versions of Elasticsearch and I don’t want to move away from brew. So,…
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Continue reading →: [Rails 6] Using bootstrap with Asset Pipeline or Webpacker
I am working on a sample POC in Rails 6 and came across various articles that shows how can we use bootstrap with Webpacker and host all the js, css and images under /app/javascript folder (Whether we are using app like JS or not). I am not using this Rails…
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Continue reading →: Requests that take more than 60s to complete fails – ElasticBeanstalk
This short post specifically targets: – RoR as web development environment – Can be ignored as this is closely related to nginx configuration settings – Nginx as web server While working with ElasticBeanstalk environments, one of my requirement was to send a heavy job to Worker App that takes >…
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Continue reading →: Configure Delayed Job with Elastic Beanstalk
Recently, I got a chance to work with Elastic Beanstalk and trust me, it is not as friendly as Heroku and it took me a little while to get used to with Beanstalk deployments. I am using delayed_job in my project and the requirement was very simple, i.e. to automate…
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Continue reading →: [Ruby]: Update hash values with Array
Hi Folks, In this small tutorial, I am writing a program that updates value of each element in hash with a given array values. Given that: h = { h1: ‘value1’, h2: ‘value2’, h3: ‘value3’, h4: ‘value4’ } a = [ ‘1’, ‘2’, ‘3’, ‘4’ ] Where h is a…
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Continue reading →: Learning RSPEC with Rails 4 (Alpha)
Hi Folks, Hope you all are fine and doing good! I am sure most of you, are using TDD for years now. And, once we think of TDD, the first thing comes into our mind is, RSPEC. We all agree that Rspec is a great framework of Test-Driven-Development and its…
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Continue reading →: [Ruby] Fetching Emails from Microsoft Outlook
Hi Folks, Hope everyone is fine and doing good. In this article of mine, I am going to narrate, how you can fetch Emails from your Microsoft Outlook account. I am only going to cover ‘Inbox‘ here. However, the scope of library (Gem) is very vast and you can customize…
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Continue reading →: Rails 4: Changeset
Hey Everyone, I know, I am very late in posting this article, as I didn’t get chance to do much hands-on in Rails 4. But now, that we all are on the same page, let me quickly set the summary here. Most of us (1) have already started with Rails4,…
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