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dry-rb 1.0: upgrading validations, types and schemas
I’m enthusiastic about dry-rb gems. Actually, I’ve never worked on Ruby projects without a dry-rb gem. However, some people are sceptical, as a lot of core dry-rb gems are still in their 0.x phase, which leads to a lot of breaking changes and hour...
Ruby on Rails - Bounded contexts via interface objects
In this Article I’ll show you how to organize business classes in Ruby on Rails so your application can benefit from Bounded Contexts while still keep Rails conventions and best practices. Solution is also friendly for junior developers.As this to...
Split RSpec tests with Jenkins Parallel Pipeline to run specs faster
You will use Jenkinsfile and pipeline syntax to get parallel execution of tasks. RSpec tests need to be split in equal time across stages and to do that you need to ensure the time of each RSpec spec file won’t compound on one of the stages becaus...
Direct instruction marking in Ruby 2.6 - The GitHub Blog
We recently upgraded GitHub to use the latest version of Ruby 2.6. Ruby 2.6 contains an optimization for reducing memory usage.We recently upgraded GitHub to use the latest version of Ruby 2.6. Ruby 2.6 contains an optimization for reducing memory...
4 lesser known ways to use Ruby’s Enumerable module
A big reason I love Ruby is how much work I can get done in just a few characters or lines of code, and ensuring that code is still easy to read for my peers. One area where this is most apparent is in dealing with arrays and hashes, also known as...
Why you need backpressure/load shedding for queues?
Backpressure – slowing down producers – and load shedding – dropping messages – are two of the methods you can use to mitigate queue overload. Backpressure and load shedding are reaction mechanisms your producers and/or consumers automatically tak...
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