Why we write this guide There are several reasons
The official guide provides very little info.
We underestimated the effort to do this. This long post explains our similar experience.
Yet, that long post doesn't give a brief step-by-step guide. So, we decide to fill the gap.
1. Add Webpacker to Gemfile We recommend you to leave the sprockets gem in your Gemfile if it's still needed. Or, if you plan to move gradually. Don't worry because both of them won't interfere with each other. In our…
All of us want to visit a fast loading website. No one wants to wait for a slower website to load. In the effort to speed up our website that is running Ruby on Rails, we decide to use the first-party analytics for Rails: ahoy_matey gem. This article shows how to speed up showing the visitor/event counts of ahoy gem from 13 sec to 0.01 sec, more than 1,000 times faster! Why we choose ahoy gem
It claims to be first-party analytics for Rails
We'll have the server's side control. Any third-party…
Background There are many gems for implementing two-factor authentication for Rails app out there. But, most of them don't work properly with Devise out from the box. Some gems offering seamless integration with Devise gem never work smoothly with our existing Rails app. This is why we share our experience and strategy to implement two-factor authentication using Devise and ActiveModel::Otp gems. This implementation, based on our experience, works very well with the latest Google Authenticator app…
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