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Is Ruby dead? Hell no! - Analyzing RubyGems stats for 2016 | Infinum

Is Ruby dead? Hell no! - Analyzing RubyGems stats for 2016 | Infinum At the beginning of last year we used the official Rubygems data dumps which consisted of a Postgres database and a Redis store to create an overview of the Ruby ecosystem in 2015. Due to Rubygems simplifying their stack, we could no longer access...

Top 8 tools for Ruby on Rails code optimization and cleanup | Infinum

Top 8 tools for Ruby on Rails code optimization and cleanup | Infinum Keeping your code clean and organized while developing a large Rails application can be quite a challenge, even for an experienced developer. Fortunately, there is a whole category of gems that

Ruby on Rails Developers - dotErb

Ruby on Rails Developers - dotErb dotErb is Ruby on Rails development company. We are delivering custom software solution for web and mobile.

Building a GraphQL API in Rails — Part 1 – Medium

Building a GraphQL API in Rails — Part 1 – Medium Yes, GraphQL has been around for a while already. The reason why I decided to write this series is because Github recently released its GraphQL API alpha. Github has been at the forefront of

A community-driven Rails Security Checklist

A community-driven Rails Security Checklist This checklist is limited to Rails security precautions and there are many other aspects of running a Rails app that need to be secured (e.g. up-to-date operating system and other software) that this does not cover. Consult a security expert.

Asynchronous Programming in Ruby – Medium

Asynchronous Programming in Ruby – Medium In traditional programming practice, I/O operations happen synchronously. The main thread will be blocked until I/O operation gets completed and CPU remains idle for the time I/O operation is

Ruby Coercion Protocols Part 1 - DNSimple Blog

Ruby Coercion Protocols Part 1 - DNSimple Blog Ruby has powerful protocols to coerce a type into another one. We'll learn how to take advantage of this mechanism to make our code open for

On upcoming immutable string literals in Ruby - Arkency Blog

On upcoming immutable string literals in Ruby - Arkency Blog Today I checked one of the solutions made by our Junior Rails Developer class student. As part of the course they make Rails apps but also learn from smaller code examples delivered by exercism.io. I found there an opportunity for him to learn mor...

AnyCable: Action Cable on steroids — Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog

AnyCable: Action Cable on steroids — Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog This article tells the story of the AnyCable project that aims to increase Action Cable performance and capabilities.

Event sourced domain objects in less than 150 LOC - Arkency Blog

Event sourced domain objects in less than 150 LOC - Arkency Blog Some say: "Event sourcing is hard". Some say: "You need a framework to use Event Sourcing". Some say: ... Meh. You aren't gonna need it.

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