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simple_form: Dynamically disabled inputs based on Pundit policy
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rails, authorisation, security, pundit
Set scope of I18n translations in Rails with a block
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ruby, i18n, rails, dry
DRY Approach
James King
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programming, coding, dry
SBN & DRY - Less code length in JavaScript
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jquery, dry, webdesign, javascript
Dynamic RSpec Tests
Ted Nielsen
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ruby, rails, bdd, unit testing
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Martin Naumann
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ruby, rails, dry, martin-n
CodeIgniter Handbook Vol. 1: Who Needs Ruby?
Lewis Nakao
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codeigniter, dry, books
DRY up controllers when using acts_as_api - custom rails responder
Tymon Tobolski
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ruby, rails, api, dry
The Military Design Pattern
Alexander Brevig
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java, csharp, design patterns, architecture
DRY up your Rails App by using scopes
RJ Pittman
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activerecord, rails, dry
Work smart - not hard
Rob Jens
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linux, cloud, dry, virtualization
DRY? - best practice for coding
Joshua Kidd
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1 response
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php, mysql, mvc, programming
Keep your Rails views DRY by using `render` with block
Aleksey Magusev
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ruby, rails, dry
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