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Upgrading Ruby v2.7 to v3.2 – Vercel

Upgrading Ruby v2.7 to v3.2 – Vercel Ruby v3.2 is now generally available, and is the new default runtime version for Ruby based Builds and Serverless Functions. Additionally, Ruby v2.7 will be discontinued on December 7th, 2023.Existing deployments that use Ruby v2.7 will continue t...

How To Build Desktop Applications in Ruby (Andy Maleh)

How To Build Desktop Applications in Ruby (Andy Maleh) Please star ("⭐️") this project and Glimmer DSL for LibUI to save for later reference with regards to Ruby Desktop Development. Glimmer DSL for LibUI was used in this workshop because it is the simplest and quickest to setup in standard Ruby (aka ...

[JA] How resolve Gem dependencies in your code? / Hiroshi SHIBATA @hsbt - YouTube

[JA] How resolve Gem dependencies in your code? / Hiroshi SHIBATA @hsbt - YouTube [JA] How resolve Gem dependencies in your code? / Hiroshi SHIBATA @hsbt.

Rename a RubyGem

Rename a RubyGem It’s often said that one of the hardest parts of software development is naming things. When I start working on a RubyGem, I often name it something that I end up not liking by the time I finish the Gem so I have to go through and rename a bunch o...

How to use UUIDv7 in Rails for primary keys | ptrchm

How to use UUIDv7 in Rails for primary keys | ptrchm Using UUIDs for primary keys offers many benefits, but there are some downsides to consider. The most widely-used UUIDv4 is fully random, which is ideal for minimizing the risk of collision. However, random IDs as primary keys do not index and sor...

For clarity merging hashes use with_defaults - Andy Croll

For clarity merging hashes use with_defaults - Andy Croll Rails is known for adding methods to existing core Ruby classes for improved readability via Active Support. One such example is the with_defaults method on Hash. This method is an alias of another added method reverse_merge, which should give you...

Building a webhooks service

Building a webhooks service For the Rails developers, here are the models I used when building the service. The goal was to keep it as simple as possible (can always add on more later).There are two models, one for storing the webhook. And another for storing all the events ...

3 ways to model an associated collection in Rails

3 ways to model an associated collection in Rails A look at the Postgres array type and good old join tables, each with their advantages and disadvantages.

How GitHub Actions can turn your code into a Docker daemon: A quick way to automate Ruby releases

How GitHub Actions can turn your code into a Docker daemon: A quick way to automate Ruby releases So let’s say that you have a shiny new Ruby program that you wrote. But how will you ensure every environment has the right version of Ruby installed and every user knows how to install all of its dependencies? Before you answer that yourself, ask...

Fan-out Sidekiq Jobs to Manage Large Workloads

Fan-out Sidekiq Jobs to Manage Large Workloads Performing a resilient operation on bulk data can be challenging, especially if the operation relies on a third party. You can safely do this by fanning out the work to idempotent background jobs that operate on only one piece of data at a time. T...

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