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Optimizing Performance and Robustness with Locking, UUIDs, Fulltext Search, Database Views, and Geospatial Data

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Hotwire and Turbo are great for very quickly and easily adding real-time updating of webpages without requiring the browser to reload the whole page.

Development, Test and QA SMTP server for all of your email needs. Mailsnag lets you build resilient SMTP integrations while protecting you from spamming customers during testing.

We’ve released PGMQ, a packaged extension for message queues on Postgres.

Explore Rails Components for improved, aesthetic frontend in Ruby on Rails apps, offering shareable, encapsulated functionality like React Components

Kevin Newton

Overview In this article, we are going to discuss the usage of database triggers in Ruby...

Rails Concerns are a great way to keep your code DRY by making it easy to share code across Modules and Classes. The post will be going through some of the in-and-outs of Concerns, why they’re useful and how to use them.

RicherText is a Rich Text Editor based on TipTap for Ruby on Rails - GitHub - afomera/richer_text: RicherText is a Rich Text Editor based on TipTap for Ruby on Rails

<div><img src="/assets/thumbnails/20230722-10-postgres-tips-for-beginners-3.jpg" alt="10 Postgres tips for beginners"/><div> <p>Getting started with PostgreSQL can be both exciting and challenging. It's more than just another database—it's a system packed with features that can change how you handle data. Every Friday, <a href="https://michristofides.com/">Michael</a> (<a href="https://www.pgmustard.com/">pgMustard</a>) and I discuss these features on our podcast, <a href="https://postgres.fm/">Postgres.FM</a> (there is also a video version on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/PostgresTV">YouTube</a>). We've been at it for 55 weeks straight since July 2022, and we're not stopping anytime soon. Our latest episode was all about helping newcomers to PostgreSQL. After seeing the huge response to <a href="https://twitter.com/samokhvalov/status/1679953049899642880">my tweet</a>, which got over 200k views, 1200+ likes, and 200+ retweets, I wanted to dig deeper and share more about these essential tips.</p> <p>Here are those 10 tips (+bonus) Michael and I have discussed... <a href="https://postgres.ai/blog/20230722-10-postgres-tips-for-beginners">continue reading »</a></p>

Learn JSON interactions including manipulating, querying, saving, and optimizing a simple object structure.

Explore some of the fundamentals of metaprogramming in Ruby.

Using variable fonts and color fonts with @font-face.

Inspired by a desire to understand why more engineers weren't using Ruby for their machine learning (ML) projects, I embarked on a journey to determine if I ...

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

1. Introduction In my company, we lucked out that Rails 5.2 (and Active Storage) was released just before we needed to implement user uploads. This means that we’ve been using it in production for over 5 years, across 3 different hosts (Heroku, AWS, and GCP) and 3 different storage providers (S3, GCS, and R2). Our primary use case is image galleries, either of products we sell, or user-uploaded images for their wedding/birthday/baby shower websites. This means that we rely heavily on image tran...

Marco Roth - marcoroth.dev

Supavisor is a scalable, cloud-native Postgres connection pooler. We connected a million clients to it to see how it performs.

In a project I'm working on right now I've been using a Rails nested form and a couple of things caught me off guard.

Build a drag-and-drop ActiveStorage S3 Direct Uploader using Rails and Direct Uploads. Follow instructions for model, S3, and view setup

Let's dive into some advanced usages of Devise, including the use of OmniAuth, API authentication, and Authtrail.

Discover beginner Ruby & Rails projects: Meal Planner, Lists Share, Habit & Symptom Trackers, SWOT Analysis; learn by problem-solving

Simply trying to tackle the issue as it happens is not a sustainable solution, says new research.

Rails writes a new cache entry based on the first request. But what happens when that request is from an admin?