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Ruby GraphQL field notes - Ryan Bigg

Ruby GraphQL field notes - Ryan Bigg Here’s a series of my notes of working within a GraphQL application as I can think of them. This comes out of my work on Twist’s GraphQL API, and other GraphQL APIs that are deployed in production.Overall sentiment is that GraphQL is an improvemen...

Rails on Docker · Fly

Rails on Docker · Fly Rails 7.1 is getting an official Dockerfile, which should make it easier to deploy Rails applications to production environments that support Docker. Think of it as a pre-configured Linux box that will work for most Rails applications.That means y...

An Overview Of Ruby on Rails 7.1 Features. Part III.

An Overview Of Ruby on Rails 7.1 Features. Part III. This post brings us to the last in the “An Overview Of Ruby on Rails 7.1 Features” series. Rails has improved a lot over the years, no question about that, but this minor version, in my books, is the most exciting. Rails now comes inbuilt with Doc...

Ruby 3.2 YJIT is Production-Ready (2023)

Ruby 3.2 YJIT is Production-Ready (2023) Back in July 2020, I joined the Ruby & Rails Infrastructure (R&RI) team at Shopify. Our team focuses on making sure that Ruby as well as Ruby on Rails, central to the infrastructure behind all Shopify stores and much of the modern web, run as smoo...

How to minimise the impact of a DDOS attack on your Ruby on Rails app - CookiesHQ

How to minimise the impact of a DDOS attack on your Ruby on Rails app - CookiesHQ Distributed-Denial-of-Service (DDoS)/ brute force attacks are a pain for every growing application. They will happen randomly, they will only last for a period of time, and they might not come back again for a long time. While you can’t necessaril...

Sharing 2 free tickets for Ruby Global Summit 2023

Sharing 2 free tickets for Ruby Global Summit 2023 Hi there, very soon we are gathering on the latest Ruby Global Summit 2023 and I have 2 free tickets for the event.So, I am sharing them with YOU. Please apply on BLOG RUBYONRAILS.BA. Thank you!.

What's New in Ruby 3.2

What's New in Ruby 3.2 Ruby 3.2 was released on Christmas day, and I’ve been playing around with its new features. The highlights this year are the performance gains from YJIT, WebAssembly support, faster regular expressions, and a new way to define immutable value obje...

How to create a Ruby on Rails gem from your existing code

How to create a Ruby on Rails gem from your existing code It is almost instinctive for developers to search for solutions that other developers have successfully used when faced with a problem. (Even better if there is a preexisting library that we can plug right into our code and save ourselves some tim...

This Year in Rails, a summary of 2022!

This Year in Rails, a summary of 2022! This is Emmanuel, Greg and Wojciech, bringing you the summary of what happened with Rails in the past year. It was a busy year with 3131 commits from 491 contributors and 31 releases! We carefully selected the most significant pull requests for in...

Year in Review 2022: Tenderlove's Ruby and Rails Reflections and Predictions — Development

Year in Review 2022: Tenderlove's Ruby and Rails Reflections and Predictions — Development Hi everyone! How are you doing? It's me, Aaron (some people know me on the internet as Tenderlove)! I hope you're doing well. ❤️Since we're coming up on the end of the year, I thought it might be a good idea to take a moment to reflect on cool stu...

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