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Randomized Queries in Ruby on Rails

Randomized Queries in Ruby on Rails I was recently asked about options for displaying a random set of items from a table using Ruby on Rails. The request was complicated by the fact that the technology stack hadn’t been completely decided on and one of the items still up in the air ...

Bringing the power of Webpacker to any web framework.

Bringing the power of Webpacker to any web framework. Bringing the impressive work of the Rails' Webpacker project to be available for frameworks other than Rails. This is done by mocking the minimal amount of Rails for the Webpacker's Rake commands to be able to run.Webpacker itself takes Webpack, w...

Exploring Ruby 2.6 — Enumerator, Hash, and Enumerable Changes

Exploring Ruby 2.6 — Enumerator, Hash, and Enumerable Changes As we get closer to Christmas, we’re going to see more and more features for Ruby 2.6. Some of them haven’t been discussed much, including Enumerable and Enumerator, and I’ve found those.

Tips for Writing Fast Rails: Part 2 - The Lean Software Boutique

Tips for Writing Fast Rails: Part 2 - The Lean Software Boutique Some time ago we wrote a couple of Tips for Writing Fast Rails. It was about time we wrote part two so here it is!In this article we will focus on the use of ActiveRecord::Calculations. To show the difference in execution time between doing the ma...

Explore RubyGems data with Honeycomb

Explore RubyGems data with Honeycomb RubyGems.org is the Ruby community’s gem hosting service. Gem creators can publish their gems to RubyGems for anyone to use. Developers can install gems from RubyGems using tools like Bundler or browse gem pages to learn more about dependencies an...

Migrating Twitter from Rails

Migrating Twitter from Rails William Morgan, this week's guest, is a core maintainer of Linkerd and co-founder of Buoyant, creators of Linkerd. Prior to Buoyant, he was an infrastructure engineer at Twitter, where he helped move Twitter from monolith to.

Birds of a Fiber: A look at Falcon, a modern asynchronous web server for Ruby

Birds of a Fiber: A look at Falcon, a modern asynchronous web server for Ruby The GitHub Readme describes Falcon as, "... *a multi-process, multi-fiber rack-compatible HTTP server ... Each request is executed within a lightweight fiber and can block on up-stream requests without stalling the entire server process."*The gist...

4 Ways to Scale on Heroku

4 Ways to Scale on Heroku Mastering Heroku — Issue .

Taking Stimulus.js for a ride

Taking Stimulus.js for a ride Stimulus.js is one of the new front-end framework on the market. It’s goal is to be a modest JavaScript framework for the HTML you already have, which makes it ideal as an alternative to jQuery or framework-less JavaScript. Let’s see how it feels ...

First million views for RubyOnRails.BA – Nezir Z. – Medium

First million views for RubyOnRails.BA – Nezir Z. – Medium Before almost 2 years I decide to reserve some of my free time to create an ‘info aggregator site’, a site that will be a place where I will collect and share links with a short preview to articles, posts, tutorials, videos, news and all other kin...

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