Blogs
Need for Speed: Using RuboCop with Prism | Meta Redux
I’ve been keeping an eye on Prism for while, as RuboCop has long been criticized for its choice of parser (and more specifically - for that parser being somewhat slow). That being said - parser migrations are always a pain, especially in a project...
RuboCop comes built-in with Rails 8.0 | Shakacode
Maintaining clean, readable, and consistent code in web development is paramount. Ensuring that code remains maintainable as projects grow in complexity becomes increasingly challenging. This is where tools like RuboCop come into play, helping mai...
Running Open-Source AI Models Locally With Ruby | reinteractive
G’day Rubyists. I’m currently working with a client on implementing a custom AI solution using an open source AI model. The reason for this is the client has very sensitive customer information and we don’t want to pass this across to OpenAI or ot...
Karafka Framework 2.3 Web UI 0.8 Release Announcement - Closer to Code
I'm happy to announce that Karafka 2.3 and its Web UI 0.8 have just been released.For those who wonder what Karafka is, Karafka is a Ruby and Rails multi-threaded efficient Kafka processing framework.The Karafka 2.3 release builds upon the foundat...