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Stop ignoring your Rails (and Ruby) deprecations!
When working on a Rails upgrade, it can be really easy to overlook deprecation warnings because … they’re just warnings! In our normal day-to-day work, deprecations silently roll through our logs (if they’re being logged at all). Since we’re all u...
E-BOOK: The Ruby on Rails Interview Bible - A Comprehensive Guide with 500 Essential Questions and Answers! - DEV Community
After so much experiences with interviews I decided to write a book which will be my central place whenever I need to remind myself about all those possible questions I can get in my next interview. The e-book is about Ruby On Rails and probably o...
The Ruby on Rails Interview Bible - A Comprehensive Guide with 500+ Essential Questions and Answers!
THE RUBY ON RAILS INTERVIEW BIBLE - A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE WITH 500+ ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS! As a seasoned Ruby on Rails developer with years of experience in the field, I have gathered and compiled a list of 500+ essential questions and a...
Adventures in Garbage Collection: Improving GC Performance in our Massive Monolith (2023)
At the beginning of this year, we ran several experiments aimed at reducing the latency impact of the Ruby garbage collector (GC) in Shopify's monolith. Everything described in this article was a team effort, huge thanks to Jason Hiltz-Laforge for...
THE RUBY ON RAILS INTERVIEW BIBLE - A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE WITH 500 ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS!
Here's a sneak peek of what's inside:500 essential questions and answers that cover every aspect of Ruby on Rails development, including database design, MVC architecture, RESTful web services, and more.Strategies for answering technical question...
E-BOOK: The Ruby on Rails Interview Bible - A Comprehensive Guide with
So whether you're a Ruby on Rails developer preparing for an interview, an interviewer looking for a comprehensive guide to assess candidates, or a junior developer or contractor looking to refresh your knowledge, The Ruby on Rails Interview Bible...
Why I Stopped Using Sorbet in All My Ruby Projects
For over five years, in a professional capacity, I’ve worked mostly on projects built using Ruby. Most of the systems I worked on used Ruby on Rails and varied in size from microservice to monolith.For several of those years, I’d repeatedly get fr...
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