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Improving Ruby Performance with Rust -

Improving Ruby Performance with Rust - After rewriting just a few of the slow methods for my Rails site in Rust, I was able to have pages load more than 33 percent faster than before.

Biometric Authentication With Ruby On Rails (For Web Services)

Biometric Authentication With Ruby On Rails (For Web Services) On the whole, though, these forms of biometric authentication are lauded, and being incorporated in more and more pieces of technology. From hardware like smartphones and laptops to software such as web applications and services, the demand for bi...

Embracing metrics as new tests

Embracing metrics as new tests The easiest way to start with Prometheus is to use a library for your favorite language from the list. If you are out of luck and your language is not on the list, you may help the community out by writing your own library per these guidelines, or...

Performance Improvements in Ruby 2.5 New Ruby versions keep improving & Ruby 2.5 is no different. Ruby 2.5 is introducing some optimizations: String interpolation will be around 72% faster when a large string is created String#prepend will be around 42% faster if only one argumen...

Using Vue.js in Rails · Class

Using Vue.js in Rails · Class Vue.js is awesome. I’m telling this after having used React for more than a year in production software. If you haven’t tried it yet, I highly recommend giving it a try. The developer experience is at the centre. In this guide, we will see how to ...

Ruby on Rails Refactoring - When Do You Need It and Why?

Ruby on Rails Refactoring - When Do You Need It and Why? Refactoring means, in simplest possible terms, improving existing code without changing its functionality. It’s all about code quality and optimisation, not product redesign. Users never see the changes. So why do it? Because ultimately, refactori...

Hosting a Ruby on Rails App: AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, Heroku and Digital Ocean

Hosting a Ruby on Rails App: AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, Heroku and Digital Ocean At some point, you will have to decide where to host your amazing RoR application. Choosing between dozens of excellent hosting providers might not be so easy. Choosing each provider will have its own trade-offs in terms of price, deployment and c...

80% Smaller Rails Page Size With Rack Deflate

80% Smaller Rails Page Size With Rack Deflate Do you have 5 minutes? Do you want to decrease the “over the wire” size of your Rails app by 80%? Sure you do! I added Rack::Deflate to CodeTriage.com, the best way to get started in Open Source, and went from a page size of 85,523 bytes to 15,568...

Multiple databases for Rails

Multiple databases for Rails One of the easiest ways to scale your database is to move large, infrequently-joined tables to a separate database. ActiveRecord supports multiple databases, but Rails doesn’t provide a way to manage them. Multiverse changes this.Works with Rails 5 .

Ruby/Rails vs. Elixir/Phoenix

Ruby/Rails vs. Elixir/Phoenix This is not a, "Which is better?", post. It is more a way to help other developers, like myself, who have a background in Rails development and are interested in Elixir and Phoenix.

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