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Creating continuous aggregates with Ruby and Timescale

Creating continuous aggregates with Ruby and Timescale Continuous aggregates are designed to make queries on very large datasets run faster. TimescaleDB continuous aggregates use PostgreSQL materialized views to continuously and incrementally refresh a query in the background, so that when you run the...

Ruby Learning Center - Rebuilding Rails - Ch 1 - YouTube

Ruby Learning Center - Rebuilding Rails - Ch 1 - YouTube Chapter 1 of Rebuilding Rails from the Ruby Learning Center -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/baweaver - Join us at rubylearning.de.

A Better Way to Sort Ruby Objects: How our Put gem makes sorting by multiple conditions easy

A Better Way to Sort Ruby Objects: How our Put gem makes sorting by multiple conditions easy I have a confession to make: I’ve been programming Ruby since 2004 and I still get tripped up whenever I encounter the <=> spaceship operator. As recently as this week, I’ve caught myself slowly and unconfidently working out the rules in my head: ...

Text generation with GPT-2 in Ruby

Text generation with GPT-2 in Ruby Many people think that accessing AI from languages other than Python is too difficult. Recently, however, a large number of pre-trained models have been published, making it easy to run AI inference from a variety of platforms and programming lang...

Episode 367 - Tailwind CSS | Preview - YouTube

Episode 367 - Tailwind CSS | Preview - YouTube In this episode, we look at adding Tailwind CSS to our Rails 7 application as well as applying a component library on top to add simplicity and consistency to our views. https://www.driftingruby.com/episodes...This episode is sponsored by Honeybad...

OAuth2 explained with cute shapes

OAuth2 explained with cute shapes We’re currently refurbishing 🙃 our authentication stack at Back Market, and we need to onboard our developers and teams to various OAuth2 concepts. Here’s our take on OAuth2.

Ruby Code Linting and Auto-formatting with RuboCop

Ruby Code Linting and Auto-formatting with RuboCop Linting is the automated detection of programmatic and stylistic errors in source code. A static code analysis tool known as a linter performs this checking. A code formatter, on the other hand, is a tool that is concerned with formatting source c...

Securely Using SSH Keys in Docker to Access Private Github Repositories

Securely Using SSH Keys in Docker to Access Private Github Repositories If you search online for using SSH keys with Docker, to access private Github repositories, you will get a lot of search results, but the solutions you’ll find are almost all out of date, insecure, or fragmentary (i.e. they provide a small snippet...

Deploying Rails with Docker and AWS Fargate

Deploying Rails with Docker and AWS Fargate In this tutorial, you'll learn how to deploy a dockerized Ruby on Rails 7 app on Amazon's Elastic Cloud using Fargate. We will learn what Fargate is and how it makes the deployment of containerized applications relatively seamless.After completing...

My Hybrid Docker

My Hybrid Docker After fucking up my install of MySQL last year by trying to move from MariaDB to MySQL as I wanted to try JSON support out, I set out to find a better way of developing my Rails apps, instead of resorting to using something like Vagrant which woul...

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