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Rails views, web components, React. Why make a choice?

Rails views, web components, React. Why make a choice? How many times have you heard or read statements like these in tech discussions? "Everything needs to be a single-page app these days. Server-rendered templates are holding you back." "Web components are the future. Why tie yourself to any frame...

The Pitchfork Story | byroot’s blog

The Pitchfork Story | byroot’s blog Ever since I joined Shopify over 11 years ago, the main monolith application has been using Unicorn as its application server in production. I know that Unicorn is seen as legacy software by many if not most Rubyists, including Unicorn’s own maint...

What’s The Deal With Ractors? | byroot’s blog

What’s The Deal With Ractors? | byroot’s blog I want to write a post about Pitchfork, explaining where it comes from, why it is like it is, and how I see its future. But before I can get to that, I think I need to share my mental model on a few things, in this case, Ractors. When Ractors wer...

Building a Vector Database in Ruby: A Comprehensive Guide - DEV Community

Building a Vector Database in Ruby: A Comprehensive Guide - DEV Community In the era of artificial intelligence and machine learning, vector databases have emerged as a critical component for applications that require similarity search, recommendation engines, and natural language processing. This article provides a det...

Deciding Between Heroku Alternatives

Deciding Between Heroku Alternatives Platforms that make shipping web apps easier have given us plenty of options to deploy and run applications in the cloud. A Platform as a Service (PaaS) abstracts away the complexity of infrastructure management, giving you ready-to-go infrastruct...

Why Ruby on Rails still matters

Why Ruby on Rails still matters I found vinyl records from my late grandfather recently. It struck me how this media from the previous millennium played without issues. Vinyl represented a key shift in music distribution - it made printing and sharing sounds accessible, establis...

Dealing with (Hypothetical) Sham Packages - RubyGems Blog

Dealing with (Hypothetical) Sham Packages - RubyGems Blog Please pardon a blog post that is a bit different from the standard RubyGems release announcement. Today, I’m going to spin you a tale about the impact malicious software packages have on application developers. I want you to close your eyes, ta...

TIL in CFP Coaching: How to Submit a RailsConf Talk Proposal

TIL in CFP Coaching: How to Submit a RailsConf Talk Proposal RailsConf 2025 planning is in full swing! With our program committee selected, a theme decided on, and preparations underway, we’re working hard to make the final RailsConf an unforgettable experience. But the heart of any great conference isn’t j...

Company Spotlight: How Ruby Shaped DNSimple’s Growth

Company Spotlight: How Ruby Shaped DNSimple’s Growth DNSimple, a long-time Ruby Central sponsor, helps businesses simplify domain management, including registration and DNS hosting across multiple providers. Their roots trace back to RubyConf 2010, where CEO Anthony Eden introduced the company to th...

How a Ruby Upgrade Broke MS Edge Support in a Rails App · Daniela Baron

How a Ruby Upgrade Broke MS Edge Support in a Rails App · Daniela Baron A user reported that they were being redirected to the /unsupported_browser page on Edge, despite having used the app for years without issues. This behavior was unexpected because Microsoft Edge, being Chromium-based since January 2020, is a mode...

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