Vinoth is a Server Administrator turned Full stack web developer. He loves to try his hands on multiple programming languages but his primary programming language of choice is Ruby. He is currently a Software Engineer @ Intelllex building the server side of things. You can find more about him at avinoth.com.
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Vinoth completes this two-part series on authenticating your Rails API using JWT by handling reset password and email endpoints.
Vinoth shows you what the Heroku Metrics Dashboard displays and then runs through some scenarios on improving performance using these metrics.
Password-less authentication is becoming more popular, and Vinoth shows you how to do it from scratch in Rails.
Vinoth shows you how to authenticate the users of your Rails-based APIs with JSON Web Tokens (JWT) from scratch.
Vinoth makes a simple introduction to some of the best features of Pry, a replacement REPL for Ruby's IRB.
Vinoth demonstrates how to take a complicated search model and open it up with tags. This is a tried and true approach to improving search on both ends.
Vinoth walks through deploying a Rails application with Otto, a tool from Hashicorp that helps manage development and deployment environments.
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Vinoth builds a simple RSS reader using Rails. Missing Google Reader? Start making your own replacement with this tutorial.
Vinoth shows you how to make a Slackbot with Sinatra. Customize your Slack experience with a slackbot that is under your command! BWAHAHHAHA!
Vinoth shows you how to make autocompletion awesome using trigram search functionality in Rails and PostgreSQL.
Vinoth creates a simple sinatra app to handle iOS passes. Generate push notifications for users with your passes, very interesting.
Vinoth Kumar shows you how to speed up your expensive SQL queries using materialized views with PostgreSQL and Rails.