Modern applications often rely on efficient communication between microservices, and gRPC has emerged as a go-to solution for this purpose. Leveraging HTTP/2 and Protocol Buffers, gRPC enables low-latency, scalable communication. In this blog, we’ll explore how to integrate gRPC into a Ruby on Rails ap...
As Rails developers, we often need to sift through vast amounts of code, logs, and data to find that one elusive bug or pattern. This is where grep—the powerful search tool built into Linux—becomes your best friend!
Here’s how you can leverage grep to supercharge your Rails development workflow:
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As a Ruby on Rails developer, you’re likely familiar with the importance of server management, but have you explored how Linux administration can make your life easier and your apps more efficient? This blog post will cover essential Linux administration tips and tools specifically for Rails developers...
As a Ruby on Rails architect, your role extends beyond writing code to shaping the entire application’s structure, ensuring it scales seamlessly while remaining maintainable. This post explores key principles and best practices for designing robust Rails applications that can evolve with the business n...
When managing Ruby versions, three popular tools are often compared: RVM, rbenv, and asdf. Each has its strengths and ideal use cases. Here’s a comparison to help you decide which one best suits your needs:
1. RVM (Ruby Version Manager)
Overview:
RVM is one of the oldest and most widely used Ru...