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How To Use Active Job In Rails

How To Use Active Job In Rails Active Job is introduced in Rails 4.2 version, Active Job in Rails is a framework for creating, scheduling and executing background Jobs.For example, your business requirement includes sending a notification email to all your registered users, let...

Ruby goes Serverless! - Apache OpenWhisk adds native support for Ruby

Ruby goes Serverless! - Apache OpenWhisk adds native support for Ruby Ruby has finally become a first class citizen in the Serverless world now that Apache OpenWhisk has added native support for the Ruby Runtime. Thanks to the awesome work from Kei Sawada and the OpenWhisk community, Ruby has been added to the list ...

Ruby Serverless Platform

Ruby Serverless Platform A fast and simple serverless platform built for Ruby developers.You trigger a function through a HTTPS endpoint and it returns a JSON response. You can pass a JSON payload via request body and read it as a Hash in your function.Function endpoints ...

How I got RSpec to boot 50 times faster

How I got RSpec to boot 50 times faster Good lord! I understand the 15 seconds as this was quite a hefty feature test, but waiting 30 extra seconds every time I want to check the spec, it’s been adding up. And I want to see ways if I can improve this. My first port of call was the conte...

Blog - Rubygems.org: Upgrading Rails to 5.2

Blog - Rubygems.org: Upgrading Rails to 5.2 After upgrading lobste.rs, I decided to upgrade rubygems.org. I wanted to contribute because I felt that the lobste.rs upgrade went relatively smoothly and I felt that I can take on another similar project. I looked through the codebase and the se...

Sampling profiler for Ruby

Sampling profiler for Ruby Have a running Ruby program that you want to profile without restarting it? Want to profile a Ruby command line program really easily? You want rbspy! rbspy can profile any Ruby program just by running 1 simple command.rbspy lets you profile Ruby ...

Measure performance trends of Ruby code

Measure performance trends of Ruby code Measure performance trends of Ruby code. Contribute to piotrmurach/benchmark-trend development by creating an account on GitHub.

What makes a good changelog?

What makes a good changelog? In the last post I’ve talked about the different needs of developers a changelog addresses. In this article, I would like to talk more about the specific elements that make a changelog work.

Keep your API in shape with API Blueprint

Keep your API in shape with API Blueprint Now, before you begin to consider how to implement your API, your main concern should be how to keep your API documentation up to date. This is something that always creates a sort of tension in projects where the team have to go through many hoop...

Send push notification from rails to an ionic app

Send push notification from rails to an ionic app Setting up push notification is hard. Especially when it comes to hybrid apps. It seems easy at first glance but the more you try to do something specific the more impossible it seems. I myself have a hard time everytime I have to implement push n...

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