Rails 5.1 comes with a bunch of noteworthy enhancements along with changes in its API. Those related to "dirty attributes" are not quite highlighted, while heavily impacting our codebase... in a very appreciable manner!
Using a different memory allocation library, you can reduce your Ruby application’s memory usage and response time. Learn how to use it on a hosting service (like Heroku or Scalingo) or your own server.
Spare disk usage, but also shorten downloading time on a repository by removing large blobs of useless data.
Automating the deployment of a static website makes updating it much more enjoyable. This blog is hosted on a basic plan which offers only FTP and SFTP access. Here’s how we deploy it in a matter of seconds using our CI server, with the security of SSH keys and lftp instead of rsync.
It is time for us to give back to the OSS community after it gave us so much!