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Monolith Diaries: Upgrading Rails – Skroutz Engineering

Monolith Diaries: Upgrading Rails – Skroutz Engineering We recently upgraded our monolith application from Rails 6.0 to Rails 6.1. By evaluating our prior experience on Rails upgrades, we have streamlined the process and we want to share it with you.In this post we are going to give some insights on ou...

Polishing on "Polished Ruby Programming" kaigionrails 2021 - Speaker Deck

Polishing on "Polished Ruby Programming" kaigionrails 2021 - Speaker Deck Ruby is Nice so We are Nicehttps://speakerdeck.com/kakutani/ruby-is-nice-so-we-are-nicehttps://youtu.be/NctyqVznddg, https://youtu.be/P7AunfXSOTQPolished Ruby Programminghttps://www.packtpub.com/product/polished-ruby-programming/9781801072724Jerem...

How to Migrate a Rails 6 App From sass-rails to cssbundling-rails

How to Migrate a Rails 6 App From sass-rails to cssbundling-rails At Kolide (btw we're hiring), we move swiftly to adopt to new versions of Ruby, Rails, and other major dependencies within a few months of them becoming available. We are at our happiest when we get to use the latest language and framework feature...

Hanami | Announcing Hanami v1.3.5

Hanami | Announcing Hanami v1.3.5 Today we're happy to announce v1.3.5 🙌.Changed ⏩Use JSON as default HTTP session serializer for cookie session storageBug Fixes 🐞Ensure to properly store exceptions in Rack environmentExplicitly limit in gemspec the supported rubies (>= 2.3 and < ...

Rails Wizards Pt. 1 |

Rails Wizards Pt. 1 | A wizard (or as I sometimes refer to them, ‘a multi-step form’) is a user workflow pattern where we push users through a sequence of screens to fill out a large amount of data one chunk at a time. It’s the sort of thing where you click “Sign Up” o...

YJIT Benchmarks | Benchmarks and continuous checks for YJIT performance.

YJIT Benchmarks | Benchmarks and continuous checks for YJIT performance. Benchmarks and continuous checks for YJIT performance.

Reducing memory bloat of a Ruby on Rails application | BigBinary Blog

Reducing memory bloat of a Ruby on Rails application | BigBinary Blog Recently we encountered that one of our internal products had started consuming too much memory. Some of our team members dig deep into it and resolved the issue. After the issue was resolved Unni made a video for internal purpose. In this blog we...

Lazy Load Content in Rails from Scratch

Lazy Load Content in Rails from Scratch Are certain pages on your Rails app loading slowly? You might want to consider loading those requests in the background. It's easier than….

Ruby2JS: an extensible Ruby to modern JavaScript transpiler

Ruby2JS: an extensible Ruby to modern JavaScript transpiler Ruby2JS is for Ruby developers who want to produce JavaScript that looks hand-crafted, rather than machine generated. You can convert Ruby-like syntax and semantics as cleanly and “natively” as possible. This means that (most of the time) you’ll g...

Introduction to Rails transactions

Introduction to Rails transactions Transactions are an essential part of the Rails framework. Even if you are not using them directly, Rails is doing it automatically each time you save or destroy the instance of the model. However, while transactions can bring you many benefits, t...

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