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Issue 306 — July 14, 2016
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Tony Arcieri
Under the hood, Rails 5’s ActionCable uses nio4r, a low level non-blocking IO library inspired by Java’s NIO. Here, its author explains how it works.
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Andrew Hao
If you’ve decided to give Phoenix & Elixir a try but your existing user auth is happening through a Rails app, don’t fear, here’s how to share sessions.
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William Kennedy
A look at using SQS and Shoryuken to process queued requests to a third-party API.
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Heroku Sponsored
What if Ruby made it easy for you to write async code and real-time apps? By pairing up JRuby with Ratpack, Joe Kutner shows us that we can teach Ruby some new tricks. Learn More.
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Luiz Rogerio
A practical look at tweaking your background jobs to scale and perform better.
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Glenn Goodrich
Glenn Goodrich explores the Raspberry Pi platform using mRuby and the h2o web server. Learn how to make a quick API or capture a camera image.
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YouTube
In an hour long talk, Oracle’s Chris Seaton shows off the Truffle project, a research project that aims to provide a significantly faster alternative runtime for JRuby.
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