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Flutterby Event Handling

I’m building a static site generator that can also be used as a full-on web application framework. Or is it a web application framework that can also be used as a static site generator? Seriously, what is this thing? Have I simply had too much chocolate milk again? [more inside]

The Importance of Benchmarking on Production: Redis Edition

There comes a time to benchmark your application and its services . However, if it’s not done properly, then your results can very misleading. In this post, I’ll throw some numbers at you to demonstrate the massive differences between benchmarking locally, on production, and locally pointing at a cloud resource. The numbers for each set of tests are different by an order of magnitude, demonstrating the importance of using the proper setup. [more inside]

A Secure JWT Authentication Implementation for Rack and Rails

I would like to share two Ruby libraries I made in order to implement some security tips in JWT token authentication. One of them is warden-jwt_auth, which can be used in any Rack application that uses Warden as authentication library. The other one is devise-jwt, which is just a thin layer on top of the first that automatically configures for devise and, subsequently, for Ruby on Rails. [more inside]

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