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Five Turbo Lessons I Learned the Hard Way | Viget

Five Turbo Lessons I Learned the Hard Way | Viget We've been using Turbo on our latest client project (a Ruby on Rails web application), and after a slight learning curve, we've been super impressed by how much dynamic behavior it's allowed us to add while writing very little code. We have hit so...

Building a Programming Language in Ruby: The Interpreter, Part 2

Building a Programming Language in Ruby: The Interpreter, Part 2 This article is the next in our series about building a toy programming language in Ruby. Alex Braha Stoll shows us how to implement the interpreter for function definitions, variable declarations, and more.

Kubernetes

Kubernetes There are many ways to deploy a Ruby on Rails application: one of them is using Docker containers and Kubernetes for orchestration. This guide shows some of the advantages of Kubernetes compared to other solutions and explains how to deploy a Rail...

The Developers Guide To Scaling Rails Apps

The Developers Guide To Scaling Rails Apps From Airbnb to Zendesk, a ton of really great apps were built using the Ruby programming language and the Rails web framework. Albeit a less popular option than other front-end frameworks such as React, Angular, and Vuejs, Rails still holds substa...

Becoming a 10X Developer

Becoming a 10X Developer 10x developers are 10 times as productive, and 10 times more likely to write software that stands the test of time. Experience building software matters, but passion is much more important. If you didn't have passion for building maintainable, ele...

6 Command Line Tools for Productive Programmers - Earthly Blog

6 Command Line Tools for Productive Programmers - Earthly Blog Lately, I’ve been doing a lot more things at the command line. I’m not a hard-core terminal guy – I use VSCode more than Vim – but I’m always surprised at the number of complex tasks that can be done using just the POSIX standard command-line tool...

Sorbet Compiler: An experimental, ahead-of-time compiler for Ruby · Sorbet

Sorbet Compiler: An experimental, ahead-of-time compiler for Ruby · Sorbet For the past year, the Sorbet team has been working on an experimental, ahead-of-time compiler for Ruby, powered by Sorbet and LLVM. Today we’re sharing the source code for it. It lives alongside the existing code for Sorbet on GitHub, mostly in t...

Rails is the Hot Way

Rails is the Hot Way A blog touching on doing things “the Rails way.” Articles include a file browser with Turbo Frames, loading frames on-demand, and separating concerns. https://railshotway.com.

HTTP server in Ruby 3 - Fibers

HTTP server in Ruby 3 - Fibers Historically Ruby's been lacking in the concurrency department. Ruby has "native" threads (prior to 1.9 there were only "green"), which means there can be multiple threads controlled by an OS, but only 1 thread can be executed at a time, this is m...

Open Source Thursdays Expert Session with Rafael França on Aug 5th | hexdevs

Open Source Thursdays Expert Session with Rafael França on Aug 5th | hexdevs Open Source Thursdays is a project from hexdevs. We’ve been making Open Source contributions more inclusive.On August 5th at 5 PM EST, Rafael França will join us as our expert guest. Rafael França is a Rails Core team member and Principal Engineer...

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