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Joined June 2017
Recent changes in #Twitter (now X) and their leadership are not aligned with our core values. We believe they are taking the social network in the wrong direction and we donβt want to have our brand associated with it anymore. More here:
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RT @jnunemaker: TIL: gem install bundler-leak bundle leak update bundle leak See if you have any gems with known memory leaks!
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Need to configure #ActiveStorage to properly work with your CDN (e.g. Cloudfront)? Check out Mateus's article with a step by step guide on the changes you will need to implement π #RubyOnRails #AWS #RailsPerformance #WebPerf
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Does your #Rails struggle to have a speedy LCP? π Learn more about your LCP and how you can improve it in your #Rails application: #WebPerf #RailsPerf #Performance
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Slow @Rails app? Check out Rishi's performance on #Performance π Read a few techniques to improve your applicationβs performance, from N+1 queries to leveraging `jemalloc` #WebPerf #RailsPerformance
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π #RailsBump is now being supported and maintained by our team. RailsBump is a free & open source web application that allows anyone to check their Ruby gems (or Gemfiles) for compatibility with all major Rails versions. #OpenSource #OSS #Ruby #Rails
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RT @yukihiro_matz: π Stuck on Ruby 2.7? Need to Upgrade on a Budget? Gradually pay off #TechDebt and keep your #Ruby app in top form with Bβ¦
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RT @rubyconf: π¨ #RAILSCONF2025 UPDATE! π¨ We are hoping to host our FINAL RailsConf in Philadelphia in July 2025. Help us make that happen!β¦
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π When tackling a legacy Rails app, where should you focus? We explore quantitative and qualitative approaches to understand a new codebase. Discover our process for Rails βgrokkingβ in our latest article! #Rails #CodeAnalysis #Ruby #BestPractices
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π #RailsBump is now being supported and maintained by our team. RailsBump is a free & open source web application that allows anyone to check their Ruby gems (or Gemfiles) for compatibility with all major Rails versions. #OpenSource #OSS #Ruby #Rails
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Learn how to dual boot the Ruby version during an upgrade, to avoid long running upgrade branches, and to constantly test your code with the next version. #DualBoot #UpgradeRails #UpgradeRuby
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RT @yukihiro_matz: π RailsBump, the #OpenSource Rails compatibility tool, is now maintained by @FastRubyIO. Is your Gemfile ready for Railsβ¦
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New to a Rails app and donβt know where to start? π§βοΏ½οΏ½οΏ½π Weβve got you! Our latest post dives deep into the process of truly understanding (or grokking) a Rails app for the first time. Get started here π #Rails #RubyOnRails #TechDebt #CodeReview
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#Ruby 3.0 has not been getting security patches since April 1st, 2024. Is your application running Ruby 3.0 in production? Have you made any plans to upgrade? Let's talk! We can get you from Ruby 1.9 to 3.3 and beyond! π #TechDebt #InfoSec #DevSecOps
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RT @fastrubyio: π We're hiring Rails Contractors! π Join & OmbuLabs, help clients tackle Rails upgrades. β
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Running into ERB syntax issues when upgrading to Rails 3.1? We feel you! π¬ Explore smart solutions like conditional view loading and temporary variable assignments to make your upgrade smoother! π‘ #RailsUpgrade #Ruby #TechDebt
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β οΈ Upgrading from Rails 3.0 to 3.1? Watch out for the ERB syntax change! π¨ Helper methods like form_for and content_tag now require <%= %> instead of <% %>. We've got tips to handle this breaking change #Rails #RubyOnRails #TechDebt
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