Michiharu Ono articles - 11 total
How (and How NOT) to Name Rails Models Beyond the Obvious
Have you ever encountered a model in a Rails app that initially seemed to have an understandable...
When Controllers Take on Too Much Responsibility
In software development, following object-oriented programming (OOP) principles is key to building...
Big Picture: Practical Steps for Upgrading the Ruby on Rails Version in a Small to Medium-Sized App 🚀
Upgrading a Rails app to the latest version can feel overwhelming. I had no idea where to start...
Demystifying Rails load_defaults: Mastering Configuration Updates
Have you seen this line in your config/application.rb file?config.load_defaults 7.2 Or maybe you've...
Rails and Ruby Deprecation Warnings: Why You Should Care and How to Fix Them
If you’ve ever fired up your rails server (rails s) or console (rails c) and been greeted with a loud...
How to use gem omniauth and omniauth-oauth2 to implement SSO for multiple customers
I recently had the opportunity to set up SSO in a Ruby on Rails app for a very unique situation, so I...
Practical Steps: How to Strategically Update Your Ruby Gems
Updating Ruby gems seem like a simple task, but it could be a bit more complicated especially when...
Getting Started with Object-Oriented Design (Part 2): Design Principles and Design Patterns
In the previous article, we have discussed the fundamental goal of Object-Oriented Design (OOD),...
Getting Started with Object-Oriented Design (Part 1): Shifting from Process-Oriented to Object-Oriented Thinking
“Hmm… Have you ever heard of OOD?” That’s what one of the senior developers at my company once asked...
How 'Conventional Commits' Improved My Development Workflow
When you code, do you already know what goes into your commit messages when creating pull requests?...
How Focusing on Business Impact Improved My “Technical Debt” Conversations
“The fact that you have technical debt is a good thing.” I know this sounds counterintuitive. A...