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Mastering Roda

Mastering Roda I've been a Ruby on Rails developer since 2011. Rails is a great framework. It's also a big and opinionated framework. It allows us to do almost anything out of the box (whether we need to or not), with little or no extra configuration needed. Unl...

Removing SHA1 passwords from RubyGems.org

Removing SHA1 passwords from RubyGems.org When the RubyGems.org Rails app was created in 2009, the “standard” way to store passwords was to use the SHA1 hashing algorithm. While there were limited academic attacks against SHA1 published as early as 2005, practical attacks didn’t arrive un...

Introduction to Simple Workflow Service (SWF)

Introduction to Simple Workflow Service (SWF) In this post I’m going to explore Simple Workflow Service (SWF) available in AWS.A workflow consists of an orchestrated and repeatable pattern of activity, enabled by the systematic organization of resources into processes that transform materials...

Five common issues with services and dry-monads

Five common issues with services and dry-monads Today I found the source code of a simple test task in GitHub. The code author used dry-monads, services, and other abstractions. I found some issues in that code and recalled that I have seen the same issues in other projects. That’s why I think ...

Test-Driving a Decision Engine. At multiple companies, I’ve had to…

Test-Driving a Decision Engine. At multiple companies, I’ve had to… At multiple companies, I’ve had to build relatively simple decision engines. Something like “given this series of conditions, do we send the customer down one flow or another?” I’ve evaluated a couple Ruby gems before, but found the syntax so obtu...

Rails application templates made even easier with Rails Bytes

Rails application templates made even easier with Rails Bytes It’s no secret that I love Rails application templates. The second post I ever wrote here, ten years ago, was about application templates, and I wrote an update for app templates in Rails 3 a year later, when Thor was introduced as the DSL of choi...

Soft Delete with Discard | Drifting Ruby

Soft Delete with Discard | Drifting Ruby Drifting Ruby Screencasts is a collection of short tutorial screencast videos and documentation for accomplishing functional concepts in web.

Fine-grained concurrency for Ruby

Fine-grained concurrency for Ruby Focused on Developer HappinessPolyphony is designed to make concurrent Ruby programming feel natural and fluent. The Polyphony API is easy to use, easy to understand, and above all idiomatic.Optimized for High PerformancePolyphony offers high perf...

Anonymous Struct Literals Might Be Coming To Ruby

Anonymous Struct Literals Might Be Coming To Ruby What do you think of the new literal syntax Koichi Sasada and Matz have been discussing adding to Ruby?There’s been some really interesting discussion in the Ruby community about adding anonymous struct literals to the language. My Japanese isn’t ...

A Fast Car Needs Good Brakes: How We Added Client Rate Throttling to the Platform API Gem | Heroku

A Fast Car Needs Good Brakes: How We Added Client Rate Throttling to the Platform API Gem | Heroku When API requests are made one-after-the-other they'll quickly hit rate limits and when that happens...

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