I've been working on a side project using Next.js and Prisma ORM. I miss the niceties provided by ActiveRecord along with PostgreSQL's best practices, so I wrote a blog post detailing how to customize tables, columns, and associations in Prisma to your liking.

https://joshfrankel.me/blog/custom-naming-for-database-tables-columns-and-associations-in-prisma-orm/

#javascript #nextjs #prisma #js

ViewComponents reduce bloat, simplify data, and create reusable consistent frontend styling. Despite these benefits, they're often under-utilized in the Rails community. I've written a blog post outlining an overview of how they work by refactoring a real-world example into isolated ViewComponents.

💎 Check it out 💎

https://joshfrankel.me/blog/viewcomponents-the-missing-view-layer-for-rails/

#ruby #rails #viewcomponent

I wrote a blog post on my philosophy for a well-factored data migration. Traditional migrations don't need testing; data migrations can and SHOULD be tested.

https://joshfrankel.me/blog/well-factored-data-migrations/

#ruby #rubyonrails #sql

@cooper Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

Wow! Super appreciative and humbled for this post to be featured on in the articles section of Ruby Weekly.
https://rubyweekly.com/issues/705

@joelmeador Thanks Joel!

Just wrote a fun little article about how to destructure any object in Ruby. Check it out: https://joshfrankel.me/blog/destructuring-the-world-in-ruby/