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Issue 255 — July 16, 2015
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Starr Horne
“Case statements in Ruby are a lot richer and more complex than you might imagine,” says Starr Horne. Much of this is from how the case equality operator (===) is used.
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Nate Berkopec
A thorough article covering the rationale for caching, how to measure the benefits, and what to think about in the context of Rails.
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Michał Kalbarczyk
Opal is a Ruby to JavaScript compiler that’s becoming popular.
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Marko Locher
A look at how you can use Docker-based infrastructure for development, not just for running tests.
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Starr Horne
A Ruby-powered look at how Unix sockets can be used for communications between NGINX and Unicorn.
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SitePoint
Enumerated types can be extremely handy and there’s no reason they can’t map directly to your (Postgres) database.
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