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Sharding in Rails 7: A New Horizon in Database Management

Looking to scale your Rails applications? Dive into the world of sharding with Rails 7 in this comprehensive guide. From automatic role switching to horizontal sharding, this article explores the tools and techniques to efficiently manage large-scale applications. Check it out at https://psmy.medium.com/sharding-in-rails-7-a-new-horizon-in-database-management-6527e34ea8d8 and stay ahead of the curve!

Video: Integrate ChatGPT with Rails 7: Step-by-Step Tutorial

I provide a comprehensive guide to building a Ruby on Rails frontend that interfaces with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Covering user management, conversation creation, and the ability to continue conversations at any time, this tutorial is tailored for both new and experienced developers eager to embrace the power of AI-driven communication. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/_3AsaXoLdj4.

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Maquina, the engine for Rails

Building apps over time, I found some work that needs to be done on every application: Authentication, Authorization, Mailers, etc. I started extracting this standard functionality into a Rails engine a few years ago. Later, tailwindscss, hotwire, stimulus, and phlex entered the picture, so I started the engine again with reusable UI patterns that take advantage of these tools. This is how Maquina was born. https://mariochavez.io/desarrollo/2023/08/08/maquina-the-engine-for-rails/

Rubidity - A Ruby Dialect for Dumb (Blockchain) Contracts

Hello, some years ago I published a red paper to introduce sruby - Small, Smart, Secure, Safe, Solid & Sound (S6) Ruby to the world with a runtime (and gem) called universum. Now fast-forward and middlemarch (a.k.a. Tom Lehman) introduced dumb contracts on ethscriptions with the production code written in a dialect of Ruby called “Rubidity”. Q: Why do you choose ruby for dump contracts? A: Because you can create a mini-language that’s very similar to Solidity and will be easier for Solidity devs to use. Hear. Hear. Update I started a rubidity sandbox to experiment and study and learn together. join us.

Ruby Step-By-Step Guide - Inside Sub1k - The First Thousand Ordinal Inscriptions

is it ordinal summer? i’ve updated the free (online) programming ordinals (in ruby) step-by-step guide / booklet. the new bonus chapter titled Sub 1k - Inside The First Thousand Ordinal Inscriptions - Litecoin Edition shows you how to build a (local) sub1k sqlite database (from scratch / zero) with all metadata and content blobs (using the ordinalslite.com api) - it’s about 160 MB - and than query for analytics / statistics via sql (using activerecord and ordlite). happy programming (and data analytics) with ruby.

Ruby on Rails and the Power of MVC Architecture: A Comprehensive Guide

In the landscape of modern web development, few frameworks have had as profound an impact as Ruby on Rails (RoR). Powered by the elegance of Ruby and the efficiency of the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern, Rails provides developers with tools to craft scalable and maintainable applications. Read at: https://medium.com/@psmy/ruby-on-rails-and-the-power-of-mvc-architecture-a-comprehensive-guide-b50f55950ee0

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