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Using CockroachDB with Rails
CockroachDB is a scalable, highly available database, and you can use it in your Rails apps today. In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps to using CockroachDB with Rails. -
Announcing Standard Ruby 1.0
After two years of community feedback and 80 releases, Standard Ruby hit 1.0 this week. Find out what's new and why there's never been a better time to standardize your app! -
Speed up your Rails app with upsert_all
Rails' ActiveRecord is—16 years in—almost feature complete, but Rails 6 introduces `upsert_all`. Here's how it can speed up some of the slowest parts of your app. -
Let's hash this out.
How hashes have changed in the last few versions of Rails, and how you can handle them to minimize the pain of your next upgrade. -
3 keys to upgrading Rails
Leveraging dual booting and CI a Rails upgrade can be a team effort that does not stop ongoing feature development -
Debrief: RailsConf 2019
Test Double consultants share their favorite talks from RailsConf. -
Enumerate your enums.
Rails defaults can lead you astray when creating enum attributes. This guide will show you an easier and less error-prone way that leverages custom enum types in Postgres. -
Do we need dependency injection in Ruby?
What is Dependency Injection anyway? Do we need it at all in ruby? We'll go over a small example and review how being familiar with DI can lead to a better design. -
Music Cards
Software doesn't always have to be amazing. Sometimes, it can just be useful. -
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