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How I Upgrade Ruby on Rails

Rails 6.1 looks to be a solid release. Though, despite all the new features and fixes a new Rails version brings, there is always one looming problem for developers - the upgrade. I wrote a blog post outlining the steps taken when I upgrade a Rails app. Hopefully others can find this helpful.

Easy Sitemaps

I’ve been doing some reading and learning about SEO of late. An easy thing to do is to create a sitemap and submit it to google’s search console. [more inside]

Kafka for Rubyists Mini Course

I’ve been recently planning to record a couple of tutorials for my team in BookingSync, focusing mostly on monitoring and some other more advanced aspects of Kafka and Karafka. But if I was already recording something, then why not make it available publicly so that more developers could benefit from it? So, in the end, I decided to make a bit more effort and recorded this mini-course, which will be available for everyone ;). [more inside]

Glimmer DSL for SWT 4.18.0.0 Is Finally Here!

SWT (Standard Widget Toolkit) 4.18 and JRuby 9.2.14.0 were just released this month, so Glimmer DSL for SWT now supports them in v4.18.0.0. Also, the Glimmer Meta-Sample now permits changing/experimenting with Desktop GUI code before launching samples. Last but not least, Hello, Link! has been added to the list of Desktop GUI samples supported by Glimmer DSL for SWT. Happy Glimmering! https://andymaleh.blogspot.com/2020/12/glimmer-dsl-for-swt-41800-is-finally.html

Ruby Blockchain Week 2021, January 3rd to 9th - 7 Days of Crypto Gems Upcoming

Hello, as a follow-up to the Ruby Advent Calendar ongoing now :-) - join us in 2021 and claim a free day in the upcoming Ruby Blockchain Week 2021, January 3rd to January 9th - 7 Days of Ruby (Crypto) Gems. Why not highlight a blockchain / cryptos gem with your write-up in the ruby universe? Yes, you can! All welcome from no coiners to bitcon austrian school of economics “I HODL! You HODL! We HODL! Number Go UP!” maximalists to universum is the new ethereum world computer blockchainers. Cheers. Prost.

cryptoquotes gem v1.0 - incl. oracle tool to get a random crypto quote of the day

Hello, Number go up. Fear of missing out (FOMO) on the latest all time-high (ATH) Bitcon bull run hitting $20 000? I have put together a little gem - that is, cryptoquotes - that gets you a random crypto quote of the day on the command line - on the new new “in math we trust” ponzi economics, on get-rich-quick blockchain secrets, on bitcon maximalists, scammers, morons, clowns, shills & bagHODLers and more. Cheers. Prost.

Load Test Your Rails Apps with Apache JMeter

Every Rails app has a breaking point; a level of activity that it simply cannot handle. Your braking point depends on big architectural decisions, yes — and also on the tiniest changes committed by your most junior developer. That’s why it’s vital to regularly test your application’s performance under load. In this article, Milap Neupane gives us a Rails-centric introduction to load testing with a powerful open-source tool called JMeter. https://www.honeybadger.io/blog/rails-load-testing-jmeter/

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