Your users likely spend more time on their email than on your app. This is a huge opportunity to create tools and features that integrate with what they're already familiar with. In this post, I'll show you how to parse inbound email attachments and save them in your application using Action Mailbox and Active Storage.
Creating a QR code with a logo is a great way to brand your QR codes and make them stand out. This post will go over how to create a QR code with a logo using Ruby on Rails.
Purple Cows are head-turners. I'm not here to talk about what a purple cow is, I'm here to talk about why that's the best description for my current era and how it's driving my focus.
Email is a powerful and flexible way to extend the capabilities of your Rails application. It’s a familiar and low friction way for users to interact with your app.
Rails Concerns are a great way to keep your code DRY by making it easy to share code across Modules and Classes. The post will be going through some of the in-and-outs of Concerns, why they're useful and how to use them.