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MJIT Support in Ruby 2.6

MJIT Support in Ruby 2.6 JIT stands for Just-In-Time compiler. It converts repeatedly used code to bytecode which can be sent to processor directly hence saving time of compiling same piece of code again and again.

Deconstructing the Monolith

Deconstructing the Monolith Shopify is one of the largest Ruby on Rails codebases in existence. It has been worked on for over a decade by more than a thousand developers. It encapsulates a lot of diverse functionality from billing merchants, managing 3rd party developer app...

Serverless Ruby and the Future of Web Development

Serverless Ruby and the Future of Web Development Ruby was first conceived in 1993 by Yukihiro “Matz” Matsumoto in Japan with the first public release, 0.95, coming later in 1995. It took about a decade for the language to gain popularity. We think it had a lot to do with the with the introductio...

Scaling Ruby Apps to 1000 Requests per Minute - A Beginner's Guide

Scaling Ruby Apps to 1000 Requests per Minute - A Beginner's Guide Scaling is an intimidating topic. Most blog posts and internet resources around scaling Ruby apps are about scaling Ruby to tens of thousands of requests per minute. That’s Twitter and Shopify scale. These are interesting - it’s good to know the c...

Speeding Up Your Ruby on Rails App

Speeding Up Your Ruby on Rails App There are a wide variety of tools which can help you spot and monitor performance issues, ranging from free to expensive, easy to use to less-easy to use. I would be remiss, however, if I didn’t direct your attention to the easiest and freest of a...

8 Ruby frameworks that aren’t Rails

8 Ruby frameworks that aren’t Rails There are many other options out there for Ruby developers, that aren’t Rails. The majority of us have heard of Sinatra or Padrino, but there’s a ton of other frameworks out there. It’s common for a Ruby developer to only have experience with Rail...

Historical Rubygem Download Charts

Historical Rubygem Download Charts Explore and compare open source Ruby libraries.Today I'm happy to announce the launch of historical Rubygem download charts.On each Rubygem's page you can now find a chart displaying both the total number of downloads as well as the downloads per ...

Action Cable vs AnyCable: fight!

Action Cable vs AnyCable: fight! Action Cable, or AnyCable, that is the question. In this article we compared them analyzing their respective performance. Let’s see the results!I’m a long time Ruby on Rails developer. When Action Cable was released, the first thing that came to m...

A reliable way to generate PDF of any complexity in Ruby on Rails apps

A reliable way to generate PDF of any complexity in Ruby on Rails apps RailsPDFCreate PDF documents in Rails your app from HTML, CSS and JS.Features:Basically, you can create any HTML/CSS/JS/Images page and save into PDFGenerate PDF on the fly or save to diskWith header, footer, page numbers, layout supportHas few st...

feature flipping for ruby (performant and simple)

feature flipping for ruby (performant and simple) Feature flipping is the act of enabling or disabling features or parts of your application, ideally without re-deploying or changing anything in your code base.The goal of this gem is to make turning features on or off so easy that everyone does i...

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