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The Production-Grade Ruby Microservices Stack (2026) March 2, 2026 Microservices don’t fail because of Ruby. They fail because of architecture. Most “microservices” I see in Ruby are: • HTTP chains tightly coupled together • Shared databases behind the scenes • No tracing • No event replay • No contract validation That’s not distributed architecture. That’s … Continue reading 🚀 The Production-Grade Ruby Microservices Stack (2026)
February 22, 2026 A fully client-side Ruby playground powered by WebAssembly — promising, experimental, and not quite ready for prime time Running Ruby directly inside the browser has long been a dream for educators, tooling developers, and the Ruby core community. Thanks to WebAssembly (WASM), that vision is no longer theoretical. Rubox, a browser-based Ruby … Continue reading 🧪 Ruby in the Browser? Exploring Rubox and the Future of Ruby WASM
From Delayed Job to Solid Queue: How a 10-Year Rails App Finally Achieved Linear Scaling February 16, 2026 Lessons from Kaigi on Rails 2025 — Shohei Kobayashi In large Rails systems, background jobs are not a detail — they are the system. Email delivery, AI processing, document generation, data cleanup, notifications, analytics pipelines — everything … Continue reading From Delayed Job to Solid Queue: How a 10-Year Rails App Finally Achieved Linear Scaling
February 4, 2026 At Kaigi on Rails 2025, one talk stood out for being refreshingly honest about infrastructure. Not a tutorial. Not a product pitch. But a real report from production. In Hall Blue, yappu presented: “Kamalって便利？社内プロジェクト3つをKamal + AWSで運用した体験談” (Is Kamal useful? Operating three internal projects with Kamal + AWS) What followed was exactly the … Continue reading Kamal in the Real World: Lessons from Running Rails Apps on AWS
May 26, 2025 If you're a Rubyist like me, you know that making an API call can go from a quick one-liner to a full-blown production-ready beast — and everything in between! Let’s take a journey through the best-to-least optimal approaches for making API calls in Ruby, with a dash of humor to keep us … Continue reading How to Use APIs in Ruby: A Step-by-Step Guide with Faraday, HTTParty, and Net::HTTP
May 16, 2025 📌 Don’t read this Unless you’ve read this article on mastering CI — otherwise you’ll miss the foundation of what Continuous Delivery truly relies on. Continuous Delivery (CD) isn’t magic. It’s the final step in a pipeline that must begin with a healthy CI setup and strong code review culture. Trusting CD … Continue reading 🚀 Mastering CD Across GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, CircleCI & Bitbucket — Deploying Seamlessly to AWS, GCP, DigitalOcean & Heroku
March 7, 2025 Integrating Google Drive API with Ruby seemed straightforward—until it wasn’t. From cryptic exceptions to OAuth nightmares, I hit some tricky roadblocks. Here’s how I debugged my way to success and what I learned along the way. 📢 Need a Smarter Way to Store Files on Google Drive? If you’re looking to enhance … Continue reading 📂 Store Your Ruby-Generated Files on Google Drive Effortlessly!
December 16, 2024 Managing file uploads can often feel like a cumbersome task in web development. However, with Active Storage, Ruby on Rails simplifies the entire process, offering a robust and developer-friendly way to handle file attachments. Whether you're building an application that needs to manage user avatars, document uploads, or media galleries, Active Storage … Continue reading Streamlining File Uploads with Active Storage in Ruby on Rails
February 7, 2025 Deploying a Ruby on Rails application to production involves more than just uploading code to a server. It requires careful preparation, configuration, and adherence to best practices to ensure performance, security, and reliability. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the process. 🚀 Need Expert Ruby on Rails Developers to … Continue reading Deploying a Ruby on Rails Application to Production: A Complete Guide
November 13, 2024 Introduction Kafka has become a popular tool for managing data streams across distributed systems, making it a natural choice for applications that need to communicate with multiple services reliably and efficiently. It’s particularly valuable for applications that work with real-time data or need to ensure reliable data delivery across various systems. In … Continue reading Introduction to Kafka with Ruby: Installing and Integrating Shopify and SendGrid
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