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Google Cloud Platform Blog: RailsConf 2017: a round-up

Google Cloud Platform Blog: RailsConf 2017: a round-up A few weeks ago the Google Cloud Ruby team attended RailsConf in Phoenix, Arizona. RailsConf is one of the largest conferences for Ruby programmers in the world and we were happy to spend three days learning and sharing with our community. We enjo...

It’s The Future - Heroku Docker | CircleCI

It’s The Future - Heroku Docker | CircleCI Hey, my boss said to talk to you - I hear you know a lot about web apps?-Yeah, I’m more of a distributed systems guy now. I’m just back from ContainerCamp and Gluecon and I’m going to Dockercon next week. Really excited about the way the industry ...

Setup Windows 10 to run Ruby on Rails using the new

Setup Windows 10 to run Ruby on Rails using the new Is it possible to develop Ruby on Rails applications with Windows? Develop applications that are production ready and made by teams running around with Windows machines instead of Macs? Most will think it is unlikely and not without reason. David ...

A Systematic Approach to Improving TruffleRuby Performance

A Systematic Approach to Improving TruffleRuby Performance We care a lot about performance in the TruffleRuby project. We run a set of benchmarks on every push in a variety of VM configurations and use those as proxies for system-wide issues. The problem with benchmarks, however, is unless you’re intimate...

Railsconf 2017: The Performance Update

Railsconf 2017: The Performance Update Did you miss Railsconf 2017? Or maybe you went, but wonder if you missed something on the performance front? Let me fill you in!.

19 Ruby on Rails Gems which Can Amaze

19 Ruby on Rails Gems which Can Amaze Check out 19 Ruby on Rails gems which could amaze you inside.

Besides GC, Has Ruby 2.3 Helped Rails Performance?

Besides GC, Has Ruby 2.3 Helped Rails Performance? You may have read recently about how Rails performance has changed with recent Ruby versions. In that post, I concluded that newer Ruby is using a bit more memory, and has improved performance for the slowest requests by a lot. But that benchmark ...

Rails Speed with Ruby 2.4.0 and Current Discourse

Rails Speed with Ruby 2.4.0 and Current Discourse My recent benchmarking blog posts looked at how Rails and Discourse performance changed from Ruby 2.0.X to 2.3.X But they have a glaring, huge omission: they stop at Ruby 2.3.4 and at Discourse 1.5.0 (vintage March 2016.) That covers a lot of the ...

You know, for search..

You know, for search.. With it’s first release on 8 February, 2010, elasticsearch is so old it almost feels nostalgic. Today, elasticsearch is used by thousands of companies for full text search, auto completion,.

Migrating From jQuery to Vanilla Javascript (Example)

Migrating From jQuery to Vanilla Javascript (Example) Without jQuery in Rails 5.1, we explore what it takes to convert your traditional jQuery code into vanilla Javascript methods.

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