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Issue 270 — October 29, 2015
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Jamis Buck
Jamis Buck shows off BulkInsert (BuckInsert, surely? ;-)), an ActiveRecord extension to make it quicker to insert 1000s of rows at a time using batch INSERTs.
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Janko Marohnić
Shrine is a new plugin-driven solution for handling file uploads in Ruby apps that aims to provide a very simple interface for developers.
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Calle Erlandsson
ARGF gives you files referenced in command line arguments or passed in over standard input.
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Jason Cummings
This sort of ad-hoc ‘scripting’ style programming is my Ruby bread and butter nowadays. Ruby is amazing for once-off jobs as shown here.
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Brian Shirai
Brian Shirai, famous for his work on Rubinius, the highly concurrent Ruby implementation, has founded a socially-beneficial company to focus on Rubinius’ ongoing development.
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Leigh Halliday
Once you’ve got your Rails app into a Docker container, how can you get it quickly and simply deployed? (In this case, on Heroku.)
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Jobs In brief - Extreme Object-Oriented Ruby video
John Cinnamond stretches Ruby’s object orientation features to their computational limits.
Full Stack Fest 2015 - Bootstrapping a Business Around Open Source video
Ever wondered how the Passenger guys bootstrapped Phusion?
O'Reilly OSCON - Hate Fixing Bugs? Lucky You. We Love It.
Tackling technical debt and integrating disparate systems is fun, too. (Yes, really.)
Corgibytes Sponsored - Cool Ruby Regex Tricks tutorial
I have a huge soft spot for regular expressions. Starr shows off an eclectic handful of quick tricks.
Starr Horne - Layering API Defenses With Caching tutorial
Parker Selbert - How to Traverse Foreign Ruby Code tutorial
Jake Yesbeck - How to Apply RuboCop to Your Large Rails Codebase tutorial
A look at using HoundCI, a continuous integration tool for code style, along with the RuboCop Ruby static code analyzer.
Benjamin Fritsch - How to Deploy a Rails Application to AWS Elastic Beanstalk with Semaphore tutorial
Jelena Keravica - 4 Ways to Parse a JSON API in Ruby tutorial
Using net/http, HTTParty, rest-client, and Faraday.
Greg Baugues - Heroku Style Application Deployments with Docker tutorial
Lauri Nevala - Remove N+1 Queries in Your Rails App tutorial
Edvards Lazdāns - Prevent Information Leaking in Rails tutorial
A very quick tip to prevent browsers from caching pages, if you wish.
Greg Molnar - Sidekiq 4.0.0.pre1 Now Available tools news
Not the final version but just use gem 'sidekiq', '4.0.0.pre1' if you want to get testing.
Mike Perham - Jekyll 3.0 Released: The Ruby Static Site Generator tools news
Even outside of the Ruby world, Jekyll is one of the most powerful and well used static site generators.
- Redis Performance Dashboard and Autoscaling from RedisGreen tools
Seamless scaling and analytics backed by support from engineers who have been scaling Redis for years.
RedisGreen Sponsored - i18n-tasks: Helps You Find and Manage Missing and Unused Translations code
Essentially static analysis for internationalization.
Gleb Mazovetskiy
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