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AWS Elastic Beanstalk

AWS Elastic Beanstalk is a PaaS (Platform as a Service) offered from Amazon Web Services with which you can quickly deploy and manage applications in the AWS. » Services with ElasticBeanstalk : 1. An Amazon S3 bucket to store environment data and application versions. a. Environment Data : Elastic Beanstalk creates a new application in which we … Continue reading "AWS Elastic Beanstalk"
Use of Amazon SES in Rails App to Send emails

What is Amazon SES? Amazon SES is an email platform that provides an easy, cost-effective way to send and receive email using your own email addresses and domains. Sending Email with Amazon SES using SMTP You can use Simple Mail Transfer Protocol(SMTP) to send emails by using Amazon SES. You need an Amazon SES SMTP … Continue reading "Use of Amazon SES in Rails App to Send emails"
Charles Proxy: Developer’s & Tester’s Everyday Friend

Charles Proxy is a great tool that will be helpful for everyday use for both Developer & Tester. It can be even helpful for other team members (BA/project lead) when they want to verify particular scenario without depending on deployment from developer’s side. Charles is a web proxy (HTTP Proxy / HTTP Monitor) that runs … Continue reading "Charles Proxy: Developer’s & Tester’s Everyday Friend"
Ruby on rails Development with Activerecord

If you happen to work with Service Oriented Architectures. There might be many instances where you will end up creating multiple standalone applications. If you are in the Ruby ecosystem you will find that there is no standard structure your application. Like, for instance if you go about creating a standalone Java applications, the structure … Continue reading "Ruby on rails Development with Activerecord"
Reasons why Perception Management is important

The key to conversation at work is flexibility and understanding how what you say might be perceived by others Is managing perception really that important? Yes !! Because perception is often more important than reality. And in fact, your reality will not be a happy one if you’re not managing perception. There are many examples of … Continue reading "Reasons why Perception Management is important"
WebRTC Opentok in Ruby On Rails for Text chat

This post will take you through adding text chat functionality using Opentok (a WebRTC platform) in Ruby on Rails. OpenTok is a WebRTC platform for embedding live video, voice, and messaging into your websites and mobile apps. Opentok has its own signalling server. We will be using the OpenTok signaling API. First, we will make … Continue reading "WebRTC Opentok in Ruby On Rails for Text chat"
Some Flexbox basics – CSS tricks

Initially aligning block level elements besides one another to achieve multiple column layouts was a bit tedious,but then Float property was introduced so as to achieve multiple column layouts. Float property was widely used by coders and still is being used. But there are some drawbacks in using float, which makes a developer rethink in … Continue reading "Some Flexbox basics – CSS tricks"
Employee Benefits Administration System

Employee Benefits Administration System Have you ever wondered how complex task it is for the Employers to provide Benefits to their Employees? The Employers offer their Employees various benefits packages like Medical, Dental, Life Insurance, FSA etc. to attract and retain their employees. The primary reason being to stay competitive with other employers in their … Continue reading "Employee Benefits Administration System"
Setup simple website using Node.js, Express, Nunjucks, Gulp & Nodemon

Hello developers, before we start integration of all our components, let’s have a quick review of the below things. Node.js Node.js is a server side javascript-based platform. Like other server side platforms ( eg: Rails, Python, PHP… ), this javascript based platform is built on Google Chrome V8 Javascript Engine. Node.js uses an event-driven architecture … Continue reading "Setup simple website using Node.js, Express, Nunjucks, Gulp & Nodemon"
Understanding Railtie and Mountable Rails Engine

In earlier versions(Before 3.0) of Rails, we used to build plugins to add new functionality to our application. This would result in a lot of problems during up-gradation of any of the gem/dependencies or Ruby/Rails version. From Rails 3.0, Rails Engine were introduced to prevent these issues. Plugins were deprecated in Rails 4.0.Rails Engine is … Continue reading "Understanding Railtie and Mountable Rails Engine"

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