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An extra-lightweight Ruby gem for working with SQLite3 databases
Extralite is an extra-lightweight (~365 lines of C-code) SQLite3 wrapper for Ruby. It provides a single class with a minimal set of methods to interact with an SQLite3 database.FeaturesA variety of methods for different data access patterns: row a...
Using Postgres Row-Level Security in Ruby on Rails
Securing access to your Postgres database is more important than ever. With applications growing more complex, often times using multiple programming languages and frameworks within the same app, it can be challenging to ensure access to customer ...
Sorbet Journey, Part 4: Sorbet Stability | Alex’s Blag
Our original goal was to be able to refactor and develop with confidence on our “mature” Rails codebase. It had reached a size where it was hard to hold all the pieces in your head, and subsystems were stable enough that they wouldn’t need any dev...
A Complete Guide to Hiring Ruby on Rails Developers in 2021
So, you are choosing Ruby on Rails for your web application. The robust framework is the perfect choice for startups and enterprises. There are currently 389,302 websites on Rails. The next step is to hire suitable Ruby on Rails developers for you...
Ruby 3 JIT can make Rails faster. I’ve wondered Why Rails becomes slow
As I wrote in Ruby 3.0.0 Release Note and my previous post, we thought:it is still not ready for optimizing workloads like Rails, which often spend time on so many methods and therefore suffer from i-cache misses exacerbated by JIT.We thought Ruby...
Choosing a Rails XML serializer for your API in 2021 | Callcounter
It's 2021 and you need to build an XML API. Yes, JSON would be preferred by most developers, but sometimes you need to offer both. What are your options?In contrast to the JSON serializers for Ruby on Rails, it seems that not many XML serializers ...
Develop Your Full Stack Application Rails API and React
Hello everyone, you know me as a writer. I like to share information about development technologies and today I am going to take one step ahead. Today we are going to discuss how to develop your full stack application based on Rails API and React....