notion-ruby-client is an Open Source gem that abstracts away the Notion API intricacies so that you can focus on building your own integration.

In this article, Ruby on Rails developers (and backend engineers in general) can learn to implement table partitioning in PostgreSQL databases and explore common problems and pitfalls.

Each programming language has its version of memory management so, let us look into how Ruby does this under the hood.

How we sped up GitHub.com by moving slow, non-critical code into rack.after_reply.

This auto-reloading technique makes the development experience so much better!

How can we create ranges out of custom objects?

An informal look at what makes encoding-aware strings in Ruby functional and performant, providing insight into all the wonderful things the Ruby VM does.

Decoding features like record & replay debugging, postmortem debugging, and VSCode integrations are provided by the new debug gem.

In this blog let us understand how Variable Width Allocation works in Ruby

I truly adore this design pattern. Once you know it, you start to see its usefulness across a wide variety of scenarios, codebases, and even programming languages.

Use a config option to now switch between eager and lazy schema cache loading.

Imagine that you need to put the number of likes for each post in a list, but avoiding n+1 queries.
posts.each do |post|
post.likes.count # n+1 queries
end


One way to avoid n+1 queries here, is to preload the association and the count the records...

Validating data input is an extremely important problem to tackle in all applications. In Ruby ecosystem there is no better tool for that than dry-validation. Here is why!

Hi everyone!!!! This is an announcement to let you know that Rails 7.0.2.4, 6.1.5.1, 6.0.4.8, and 5.2.7.1 have been released!

This is a partially-written post, which will never be complete I've been writing this article on-and-off since June 2020. I didn't like how it turned out and re-wrote it numerous times. It tries to cover way too many things at once, and that's the problem…

I use Visual Studio Code daily for web development with Ruby on Rails. By default, it is a great editor with handy tools. But its great…