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How Solid Queue works under the hood

Picture this: you’re six months into a fresh Rails app that processes business-critical jobs with Solid Queue—and you deployed a bug that is wreaking havoc in thousands of jobs. How do you find them? You’ll wish you’d read our latest article from Jeffery Morhous! Learn how Solid Queue works

I really loved digging into Solid Queue!

Top 10 Most Excellent Gems to Use in Any Ruby Web Application

The Ruby ecosystem is rich with libraries to enable all sorts of useful functionality. However, at times it’s a challenge when you’re working within a broader Ruby context (aka not using Rails) to find ones which integrate well. Thankfully, there are plenty of gems which are quite solid to use no matter what architecture you choose, and in this article, I’ll share some of my favorites!

Open Sourcing our MVP built using Rails7, Litestack, and Kamal

The app gives the website user a wizard form to fill his/her personal details and get matched with 3 best fee-only financial planners. Once the form is filled successfully and all validations are done then user gets registered automatically and see 3 matchings. The user can then book meetings with any 1 or all 3 financial planners. [more inside]

Setup Rails 7.2 and Docker Compose for Capybara/Selenium/RSpec and more: Step-by-Step

Set up Rails 7.2 with Docker Compose! Learn to configure Capybara, Selenium and RSpec for testing, PostgreSQL and Sidekiq. By the end, you’ll have a complete Rails Dev Environment running in Docker where you can see tests running in a browser inside the docker container! [more inside]

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