The one trick to fix Ansible errors output

As long as everything is all right My job involves a lot of things, but managing infrastructure as code using Ansible holds a special spot in my heart. Each day is driven by the thrill of seeing ansible's

Autonomous AI Agents in minutes

Introduction to Autonomous AI Agents Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to revolutionize the technology landscape, with one of the most promising advancements being Autonomous AI Agents. Autonomous AI agents are systems powered by AI that can make decisions on their own

Ruby on Rails and JS, an hard relationship

Since RoR 4, the management of JavaScript in Ruby on Rails has undergone several evolutions over the years. Initially, the Rails asset pipeline, powered by Sprockets, handled JavaScript files along with other static assets. Then came the Webpacker gem in

VIM for fun and profit

Coming from Visual Studio Code For Visual Studio Code (VS Code) users who are seeking to expand their coding capabilities, exploring Vim can be a transformative experience. Vim, a powerful and highly customizable text editor, offers a unique approach to

Testing Rails Applications Frontend Using Capybara and Selenium on Docker

Modern web applications rely on dynamic content, interactive features, and responsive designs to provide a seamless user experience. Ensuring that these applications perform optimally requires extensive testing of both the frontend and backend components. For Rails applications, Capybara and Selenium

Ruby on Rails cache poisoning

The cache poisoning attack is a sophisticated method used by hackers to manipulate data in a server's cache. This article discusses one of the most common cache poisoning attacks that exploit the HTTP X-Forwarded-Host header. This type of

Docker for Mac 98% faster with VirtIOfs

If you are a developer who uses Docker Desktop on your Mac, you might have noticed that it can be quite slow when it comes to file sharing between the host and the guest operating systems. This can affect the