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Rails Performance: When is Caching the Right Choice?
We've all been there. You're clicking around your Rails application, and it just isn't as snappy as it used to be. You start searching for a quick-fix . -
Introduction to Stimulus Reflex (Example) | GoRails
Stimulus Reflex is one of the coolest new libraries out there. It can update the browser in realtime and allow you to build reactive applications witho.
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ActiveJob, GDPR and my contribution to Rails
What does the ActiveJob module has to do with GDPR you may ask. Let’s focus on application logs first.Logging is a very useful debugging mechanism. Eve. -
Mining for malicious Ruby gems
These days, organizations are acknowledging the importance of the security aspect of their systems. They are putting in effort to adopt security best p. -
Full Text Search in Milliseconds with Rails and PostgreSQL · pganalyze
Imagine the following scenario: You have a database full of job titles and descriptions, and you’re trying to find the best match. Typically you’d star. -
Elasticsearch integrations for ActiveModel/Record and Ruby on Rails
This repository contains various Ruby and Rails integrations for Elasticsearch:ActiveModel integration with adapters for ActiveRecord and MongoidReposi. -
ActiveLdap provides an object oriented interface to LDAP.
'ActiveLdap' is a ruby library which provides a clean objected oriented interface to LDAP library. It was inspired by ActiveRecord. This is not nearly . -
A friendly CLI for deploying Rails apps ✨
Tomo is a friendly command-line tool for deploying Rails apps. It is a new alternative to Capistrano, Mina, and Shipit that aims for simplicity and dev. -
Anyway Config: Keep your Ruby configuration sane
It’s time we have a serious conversation about configuration, settings, secrets, credentials, and environment variables in mature Ruby, and especially . -
A pure Ruby gem implemention of a Prolog-like DSL for AI and logical programming.
ruby-prolog allows you to solve complex logic problems on the fly using a dynamic, Prolog-like DSL inline with your normal Ruby code. Basic use is enco.