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Concurrent Web Crawling in Ruby with Async | Los Angeles AI Apps

Concurrent Web Crawling in Ruby with Async | Los Angeles AI Apps Los Angeles AI Apps is a digital product agency that builds custom Web applications with AI Integration. Launch an AI MVP in as little as one week.Of all the languages one could use to build a web crawler, Ruby is not one that immediately stands o...

Enumerable’s loveliness - Andy Croll

Enumerable’s loveliness - Andy Croll I’m often nerd-sniped by the “Interview Question of the week” that Cassidy Williams includes in her weekly newsletter. Typically it’s when I see a solution that show’s off Ruby’s cornucopia of Enumerable methods. This week’s odd_sum was catnip. S...

Code, Lies & Termination by Bluethumb.com.au

Code, Lies & Termination by Bluethumb.com.au I worked on May 30 and 31. Then in the afternoon of the 31st, he messaged me suggesting I “finish up” my work that day. I reiterated: if they insisted on lies and false accusations, fine—but we would follow the terms of the contract. I then emaile...

Andrey Eremin | Setting up Steep Properly with Rails

Andrey Eremin | Setting up Steep Properly with Rails Learn how to set up Steep for static type checking in your Ruby on Rails project with a practical Steepfile configuration. Discover tips, tools, and a beginner-friendly approach to adding RBS to your Rails codebase without sacrificing flexibilityS...

Managing PostgreSQL table partitioning in Ruby - Honeybadger Developer Blog

Managing PostgreSQL table partitioning in Ruby - Honeybadger Developer Blog PostgreSQL table partitioning is a great way to improve database bloat but is hard to manage. The pg_partition_manager gem can help you maintain partitions.As your application usage grows, so does your data. At some point, that growth starts to hu...

It’s TRUE, SQL Supports Booleans | Rails at Scale

It’s TRUE, SQL Supports Booleans | Rails at Scale However, sometimes queries are complex enough that they need to be written by hand. This can make it difficult for an application to maintain one of the more interesting benefits of using an ORM (Object-Relational Mapping): database agnosticism. ...

Solidus hits 3 million downloads | Super Good Software

Solidus hits 3 million downloads | Super Good Software Ten years ago, when we were considering forking Spree to create Solidus, we had no idea what the future would hold. We weren’t even sure if forking was the right decision. Today, I’m sure we made the right call. I’m proud to announce that as of th...

Ruby Central's OSS Changelog: May 2025 Hello, and welcome to the May newsletter. Read on for announcements about our Open Source Program and a report of the OSS work we’ve done over the past month.Our Security Engineer in Residence, Samuel Giddins, delivered a talk on the challenges of...

Continuous Delivery for Gems - by James Couball

Continuous Delivery for Gems - by James Couball In modern DevOps practices, Continuous Delivery and Continuous Deployment are two approaches that streamline the software release process, each with its own level of automation and control. Continuous Delivery ensures that code changes are automa...

Finding ideal number of threads per process using GVL instrumentation

Finding ideal number of threads per process using GVL instrumentation In part 1 we saw how to find ideal number of processes for our Rails application. In part 2, we learned about Amdahl's law which helps us find the ideal number of threads theoretically. In this blog, we'll run a bunch of tests on our real produc...

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