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Writing AWS Lambda Functions in Ruby

Writing AWS Lambda Functions in Ruby AWS Lambda allows us to set up scalable functions while minimizing overhead. Instead of writing, hosting, and maintaining an entire Ruby on Rails app, we can use Lambda functions to respond to individual events independently. This article will bri...

Audit Logging in Rails - HYBRD

Audit Logging in Rails - HYBRD In simple, CRUD-only Rails applications, the records in your database represent the current state of your system, but don’t tell you much about it’s history. You can see when a record was created, and when it was last updated, but you have no way ...

Compiling Ruby to Native Code with Sorbet and LLVM

Compiling Ruby to Native Code with Sorbet and LLVM AgendaWhy does Stripe care about performance?Why build a compiler for Ruby?How does it work?How are we adopting it?.

Future of Ruby – AST Tooling

Future of Ruby – AST Tooling This is a series meant to explore the potential future of the Ruby programming language by visiting... Tagged with ruby, rails.This is a series meant to explore the potential future of the Ruby programming language by visiting current technologies...

Features, the forgotten feature of Puppet

Features, the forgotten feature of Puppet How to use features (the Puppet feature) to improve custom facts and custom types / providers. Tagged with puppet, ruby.When you write enough Puppet code, you will eventually find yourself in need of a Facter fact or Puppet resource type that does...

7 Patterns to Refactor Fat ActiveRecord Models | Code Climate

7 Patterns to Refactor Fat ActiveRecord Models | Code Climate When teams use Code Climate to improve the quality of their Rails applications, they learn to break the habit of allowing models to get fat. “Fat models” cause maintenance issues in large apps. Only incrementally better than cluttering controllers...

Mixing it up with Mocktail

Mixing it up with Mocktail Mocktail is a new testing library from the lovely folks at Test Double. It seeks to provide a more modern, less intrusive, and friendlier interface for using test doubles (not to be confused with the authors) than prior art such as rspeck-mocks, M...

What's New in Sidekiq 6.3 | Mike Perham

What's New in Sidekiq 6.3 | Mike Perham One consistent issue in communication with the Sidekiq community is the nebulous term worker. Are you talking about a process? A thread? A type of job? Vagueness breeds confusion and frustration. I encourage developers to stop using the term worke...

Run Your Rails App On Kubernetes: A Step-by-Step Tutorial

Run Your Rails App On Kubernetes: A Step-by-Step Tutorial In the past few years, the tools we use to operate backend systems have evolved a lot. Both Docker and Kubernetes have shot up in popularity. Ruby on Rails (or simply Rails) has been making developers’ lives easier since 2004. To put things in con...

Ruby on the Apple M1 Max And Things You Expect To Be Fine But Arent | Remote Ruby

Ruby on the Apple M1 Max And Things You Expect To Be Fine But Arent | Remote Ruby Today, we have Chris and Andrew in the house talking about how long their week was filled with a delay of windows at Chris’s house and Andrew shipping a new project at work. Let’s hope they can look through the glass to a better week ahead! In th...

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