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Active Storage in production: lessons learned and in-depth look at how it works

Active Storage in production: lessons learned and in-depth look at how it works 1. IntroductionIn my company, we lucked out that Rails 5.2 (and Active Storage) was released just before we needed to implement user uploads. This means that we have been using it in production for over 5 years, across 3 different hosts (Heroku, A...

Exploring the Sorbet Ruby Compiler - DEV Community

Exploring the Sorbet Ruby Compiler - DEV Community This article was originally written by Jeffery Morhous on the Honeybadger Developer Blog.The most common criticism of Ruby is its performance when compared to other languages. However, Stripe, one of the world's largest and most influential Ruby s...

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Building AI applications with Ruby | Mario Alberto Chávez Cárdenas

Building AI applications with Ruby | Mario Alberto Chávez Cárdenas When ChatGPT came in popularity earlier this year I wasn’t that excited, actually I refrained myself from jumping in to it. Mainly because most of the day-to-day work I do is related to Fintechs and confidential data.Then in April, this year, the ...

Fix Sneaky ArgumentErrors When Upgrading Ruby - FastRuby.io

Fix Sneaky ArgumentErrors When Upgrading Ruby - FastRuby.io Upgrading from Ruby 2 to Ruby 3 can be a challenging task, especially when your Rails application relies on ActiveJob with Sidekiq. In the process, you may encounter cryptic ArgumentError exceptions that make the upgrade seem daunting. By followin...

The looming demise of the 10x developer: Why an era of enthusiast programmers is coming to an end

The looming demise of the 10x developer: Why an era of enthusiast programmers is coming to an end I’ve recently been telling anyone who will listen that I am excited to be on the precipice of using Sorbet to write a type-checked edition of Mocktail that has the potential to unlock productivity workflows never before possible in Ruby.I’m not th...

Software Defined Talk Episode 421: The Not Kubernetes Podcast, with David Heinemeier Hansson

Software Defined Talk Episode 421: The Not Kubernetes Podcast, with David Heinemeier Hansson Co-owner and CTO of 37signals, David Heinemeier Hansson is more commonly known as “DHH”. Famous as the creator of Ruby on Rails, Basecamp and HEY, David has made a career of being provocative on, and on behalf of, the.

No Rails World ticket? Here's what to do. | Wafris

No Rails World ticket? Here's what to do. | Wafris Note: I've included conferences that have already passed as if you'd like to attend them, you'll need to get on their mailing lists now, as they're also likely to sell out.

Garbage Collection in Ruby - Peter Zhu

Garbage Collection in Ruby - Peter Zhu Ruby’s garbage collector code lives in a single file called gc.c. “Garbage collector” is probably not the best term to call it because in addition to garbage collection, the code inside gc.c is responsible for memory allocation and management. In ...

Evolution of Ruby Data Types - DEV Community

Evolution of Ruby Data Types - DEV Community As Ruby evolved over time, its data types underwent significant changes, making it crucial for programmers to stay updated. In this blog post, we will explore the evolution of data types in Ruby, highlighting the key differences between various ve...

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