Happy Thanksgiving weekend everyone! This is Vipul bringing you the latest from this week’s changes in the Rails codebase. ErrorReporter#unexpected to report in production but raise in development This change adds ErrorReported#unexpected to report precondition…

TestProf is back with new features and tips for hunting slow Ruby tests and improving the developer experience by reducing feedback loop times.

How page refreshes work, and how they compare to stream actions.

GitLab product documentation.

A Game Changer for Active Record

Implementing a Replica Database solution, the article highlights overcoming system strain with a dual DB approach, ensuring streamlined operations and improved performance efficiency

An introduction into the world of Domain-Driven Design in the scope of Ruby on Rails framework.

We unveil the toolbox of the Martian Rails engineer; we begin constructing a Gemfile from the universe of Martian gems that encapsulate our philosophy and soul.

A new DB-based queuing backend for Active Job that we open-sourced today.

In simple terms, continuous refactoring means regularly improving and tidying up your code as you work on it, just like keeping a room clean by picking up after yourself, so that it remains easy to understand and maintain, rather than letting issues pile…

The `perform_all_later` method lets you enqueue multiple jobs together to reduce the round-trip to the job backend.

Drop-in enhancement for Rails cache, offering better performance and compression with Brotli algorithm - pawurb/rails-brotli-cache

Discover the transition from service objects to object-oriented design to enhance code maintainability and scalability in Ruby projects with JetRockets.

Rails 8 will be released this year - let's look at the features.

Work on Rails 8 is starting, so I dug through the official GitHub milestone to break down all the upcoming goodies for you. There's plenty coming, including Solid Queue, Solid Cache and Kamal becoming defaults, better support for PWAs, an official LSP, and…

Kyle Keesling is an Indianapolis-based Ruby on Rails developer. He enjoys coding, cargo bikes, and playing hurling.

Just my website. Some Elixir, some Ruby, some more exotic languages and general thoughts on tech.

Shopify wanted a cache format that would not blow up when we shipped code changes. Part one of Caching Without Marshal describes Marshal, Ruby’s ultimate sharp knife, able to transform almost any object into a binary blob and back.

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