Rails
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Running Rails on AWS Elastic Beanstalk
Recently, I got a Rails app running on AWS Elastic Beanstalk for the first time. While other tutorials exist, this one walks you through everything you need step by step — even if you don’t have prior AWS knowledge. -
Why it’s worth outsourcing your Rails upgrades
Our consultants have already built the expertise to minimize risks and avoid common mistakes – allowing your team to stay focused, without disruption or slowdown of day-to-day production. -
Why Rails upgrades are so important
When budgets are limited, can you just skip the upgrades and stay on an older Rails version? Or wait until the next major release and do all the updates at once? Here's what you need to know. -
The future of Rails test data management
A year ago, I created one of the most ambitious, creative, and potentially impactful libraries of my career… and I never told anyone about it. Here's why -
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Stop ignoring your Rails (and Ruby) deprecations!
What if you could ship a big part of your upgrade before ever running 'bundle update rails'? Don't ignore deprecation warnings—let them work for you! -
Meet the Double Agents at RailsConf 2023
Test Double has 5 Double Agents giving talks at RailsConf, plus Office Hours for pair programming, and the chance to meet 22 Double Agents. -
Get Bootboot to work on Rails 4.x in deployment environments with Docker
Bootboot is a great tool for dual booting your Rails upgrade, but it doesn't play well with deployment environments running Rails 4.x. In this blog post we'll show you how you can leverage Docker to effectively get Bootboot to work in these environments. -
Podcast: Don't sleep on Ruby and Rails
Using Rails 7 with Turbo, Stimulus, and Tailwind is so productive Justin Searls had to share with the The Changelog folks.
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