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🚀 Free SSL Certificates for Your Rails Apps? Yes, Please!

Managing HTTPS doesn’t have to be expensive or manual. I just wrote an article showing how to integrate Let’s Encrypt into your Ruby on Rails application — with automatic verification, issuance, and renewal. 🔐 💡 Plus, I contributed a new generator to the gem that simplifies setup even further. 🙌 If you’re a developer or team looking to secure your Rails apps the right way, for free, this is for you. 👉 Read the full article: https://rubystacknews.com/2025/05/09/%f0%9f%94%92-free-ssl-certificates-for-your-ruby-on-rails-app-using-lets-encrypt/ 💬 Let me know what you think — happy to chat about Rails, infra, or open source contributions!

Multistep forms with Rails and the Wicked gem

Improving our users’ experience when they sign up for our application is usually a good idea. That’s why dividing long forms into multiple steps increases our chances for conversion. In this article, we will build a multistep onboarding form using Rails and the Wicked gem to avoid writing any custom JavaScript while getting a comparable experience. [more inside]

Multi tenant applications with horizontal sharding and Rails Event Store

Have you ever build a multi tenant application? Needed clear data separation? Have you used Rails horizontal sharding? The post provides detailed guidance on setting up shard-aware ActiveRecord models, configuring RailsEventStore with tenant-specific repositories, and handling asynchronous event handlers across shards. It’s a practical resource for developers aiming to scale Rails applications with clear tenant isolation. [more inside]

Scaling Rails - part 2 Amdahl's law

Continuing our “Scaling Rails” series, our next article dives into Amdahl’s Law. How many threads should you use within a process? Well, it depends. Read on to learn about the relationship between threads and the amount of work that can be parallelized. [more inside]

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