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janko.io
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| | | | | When I joined my current company, the system tests for our Rails app used Selenium as the Capybara driver. I didn't have good experiences with Selenium in the past, mostly it was tedious to have to keep chromedriver up-to-date with the auto-updating Chrome. In this project, I was frequently hitting maximum number of open file descriptors on my OS when running system tests, probably in combination with Spring. We're using the Webdrivers gem, and we also needed to ignore its download URLs in VCR and WebMoc... | |
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turbo.hotwired.dev
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| | | | | Learn more about building an application with Turbo. | |
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robrace.dev
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| | | | | You may have noticed most applications that you interact with and care about your timezone will, at one point, as you for your timezone and normally prepopulate the dropdown with your locations timezone. However, if you look for this functionality out-of-the-box in Rails, it does not seem to be there (or at least through all my sleuthing for My new app I am building). Though, I have the answer for how you can add this in about ten lines of code through one StimulusJS controller and your neighborhood Rail... | |
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www.phpied.com
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| | | When you use a bog-standard WordPress install, the caching header in the HTML response is Cache-Control: max-age=600 OK, cool, this means cache the HTML for 10 minutes. Additionally these headers are sent: Date: Sat, 07 Dec 2024 05:20:02 GMT Expires: Sat, 07 Dec 2024 05:30:02 GMT These don't help | ||
