Creating and deploying a hello world lambda function with ruby and AWS

An experiment in converting Adobe LightRoom templates into reusable LUTs. These can be used to add cinematic or vintage colors and effects to your videos using FFmpeg.

A quick look at recreating a retro glow filter I recently built using FFmpeg.

Some experiments with film mattes and chromakey filtering using FFmpeg.

A simple tip for converting HEIC files using imagemagick's mogrify

More FFmpeg experiments! In this post we'll look at some initial expiriments and examples trying to create vintage video and camera filters using FFmpeg.

Experimenting with creating gifs/stop-motion videos from images with FFmpeg.

A quick dive into trying to convert videos into high quality gifs with FFmpeg.

In part 1 we built out our rails api. In part 2, we will build the react portion of our app.

A step-by-step approach to building a CRUD app with ruby on rails and react using webpacker.

Rails can make it easy to avoid learning how to interact with your postgreSQL database or use sequel. But learning these things can give you a competitive edge. In this post, we'll look at some tricks to interact with postgreSQL for your rails apps.

Get sidekiq and redis working on your rails app on heroku in just a few minutes. If you're looking for an easy way to start incorporating background jobs into your app, try this out.

An approach to resolving csrf issues when building rails apps with react and the webpacker gem

In this post, we will look at how you can create your own very simple sentiment analysis algorithm in about 30 minutes.

In this post, we create a fully functional cryptocurrency portfolio using react and ruby on rails. We will learn how to get the real-time prices on over 1300+ cryptocurrencies, and how to calculate the values based off the market price for different cryptoassets.

In this post, we are going to dive into building your first react app with ruby on rails. We will be using the webpacker gem, which will let us manage everything together in a single app, instead of creating a separated react app and rails api.