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Issue 342 — March 30, 2017
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Richard Schneeman
Performance issues often start with N+1 problems but fixes can cause memory bloat. Here’s a way to solve for both.
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Phil Nash
The example app adds user information to a Google Spreadsheet of users interested in an app launch. Prefer a video? Here you go.
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ruby-lang.org
70 bug fixes wrap up Ruby 2.2’s normal maintenance phase, with only security fixes to come in future. Using 2.2? Consider your 2.4 migration plan soon.
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Owning Rails Sponsored
The creator of the Thin web server brings you the best advanced Rails course online, updated to Rails 5. Never get stuck in the framework again. Dive into Rails code, fix bugs, discover features and master everything from ActiveRecord to ActionCable.
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Daniel Bovensiepen
The story behind Shopify's bug bounty program, what came out of it, and why it may have been the best thing to happen to mRuby, the lightweight Ruby implementation.
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Rob Race
Sure, it’s a list, but sometimes they can be a handy way to find new tools :-)
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Daniel P. Clark
If you need server-side triggered updates, multi-user interaction, or simply more dynamic content, ActionCable might be a good fit for you.
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Jesal Gadhia
Whilst searching for a viable replacement to Sprockets, Jesal landed on Browserify and Webpack as possible contenders. Here’s his experience integrating each one with a Rails app.
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