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Introducing Superglue: React ❤️ Rails

Introducing Superglue: React ❤️ Rails At thoughtbot, we rely on Rails to build applications at high velocities. When faced with adding modern client-side interactivity, we may have many forms of progressive enhancement to turn to. In particular, gaining popularity within the team are ...

EuRuKo 2024 | EuRuKo is the annual European Ruby Conference. Join us in Sarajevo, Bosnia

EuRuKo 2024 | EuRuKo is the annual European Ruby Conference. Join us in Sarajevo, Bosnia EuRuKo is the annual European Ruby Conference. Join us in Sarajevo, Bosnia. What is EuRuKo?EuRuKo (European Ruby Konferenz) is the largest and longest running annual Ruby conference in Europe, since 2003, that brings you all the good news about R...

RailsBump lets you check your Ruby gems for compatibility with all major Rails versions.

RailsBump lets you check your Ruby gems for compatibility with all major Rails versions. RailsBump lets you check your Ruby gems for compatibility with all major Rails versions. This is useful if you're planning to upgrade a Rails app to the next major version. You can either check an individual gem or a "lockfile" generated by Bundle...

Five big open source gifts from us

Five big open source gifts from us It’s been an incredibly productive year at 37signals. Perhaps our most productive one yet, in terms of total number of product improvements, new product developments, and open source extractions. But it’s only by looking back at the work from a di...

Connecting Debugger to Rails Applications - DEV Community

Connecting Debugger to Rails Applications - DEV Community In a previous post about debugging silent create action failures, I touched upon the practice of connecting the Rails web process to a debugger when facing challenging issues. A debugger allows you to methodically step through your code and examin...

Ruby 3.3’s YJIT: Faster While Using Less Memory | Rails at Scale

Ruby 3.3’s YJIT: Faster While Using Less Memory | Rails at Scale This year, the YJIT team has been working hard to improve and optimize YJIT. We’re proud to say that the version of YJIT to be included with Ruby 3.3 is leaps and bounds ahead of Ruby 3.2’s. It provides better performance across the board, while a...

How I brought LCP down to under 350 ms for Google-referred users on my website

How I brought LCP down to under 350 ms for Google-referred users on my website Do most of your users come from Google? You can maximize the performance of your website by using the techniques presented in this and further posts.The speed of your website is considered good if the value of the Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) me...

Everyday performance rules for Ruby on Rails developers - RorVsWild

Everyday performance rules for Ruby on Rails developers - RorVsWild Delve into best practices for HTTP, Ruby on Rails, and databases, and discover when to adhere to the rules or when breaking them could set your code apart.This post takes inspiration from Visual design rules you can safely follow every time by Ant...

Pros and Cons of Deploying Rails Applications Natively vs Containerized in 2024

Pros and Cons of Deploying Rails Applications Natively vs Containerized in 2024 This blog post aims to dissect the various deployment options available for Rails applications in 2024, emphasizing the choice between native and containerized approaches. It dives into the advantages and drawbacks of each method and explores the ...

SQLite Myths | Fractaled Mind

SQLite Myths | Fractaled Mind The key details here are that the Rails app can handle a peak of 2.5k write requests per second. To put this in perspective, Nate Berkopec’s post in 2015 about scaling Rails applications provides some context from Twitter and Shopify when they we...

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