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What's New in Rails 6 - YouTube
Overview of notable features coming soon in Ruby on Rails 6.... -
Serverless Ruby and the Future of Web Development
Ruby was first conceived in 1993 by Yukihiro “Matz” Matsumoto in Japan with the first public release, 0.95, coming later in 1995. It took about a decad. -
Speeding up your app’s navigation with Turbolinks
Turbolinks has been bundled with Rails and included in new applications by default since Rails 4. Rails 5 ships with Turbolinks 5, which is a rewrite o.
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Scaling Ruby Apps to 1000 Requests per Minute - A Beginner's Guide
Scaling is an intimidating topic. Most blog posts and internet resources around scaling Ruby apps are about scaling Ruby to tens of thousands of reques. -
Speeding Up Your Ruby on Rails App
There are a wide variety of tools which can help you spot and monitor performance issues, ranging from free to expensive, easy to use to less-easy to u. -
How I Built a Simple Command Line App in Ruby with ActiveRecord
Command line apps — boring? I used to think so. When I first got interested in programming many years ago, I wanted to dive in at the deep end and buil. -
Don’t Sweat It
If you’re like me, you love writing code. You could do it for hours a day every day, and feel like you’re living your best life, but what about writing. -
Two Ways of Finding the Element That Occurs the Most in an Array with Ruby.
In my post I will discuss a specific task operated on an array, that to me is a bit interesting and I like it, and also exemplifies the Ruby idea that . -
8 Ruby frameworks that aren’t Rails
There are many other options out there for Ruby developers, that aren’t Rails. The majority of us have heard of Sinatra or Padrino, but there’s a ton o. -
Sail is a lightweight Rails engine that brings an admin panel for managing configuration settings on a live Rails app
Sail is a lightweight Rails engine that brings an admin panel for managing configuration settings on a live Rails app - vinistock/sail.This Rails engin.
