It’s widely known that Ruby on Rails has become an extremely popular web framework for many online businesses. Twitter, GitHub, GoodReads, Groupon, Hulu and so many more services are using RoR 064 nowadays that often we as a Ruby on Rails development c...
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When I am building a Rails app that I expect to be public facing in some sort of capacity, I don’t want to be displaying auto-incrementing… (more…)
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It's inevitable these days: we will see an article proclaiming the demise of Ruby on Rails every once in a while. It's the easiest click bait, like... (more…)
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Contribute to httpvoid/writeups development by creating an account on GitHub. (more…)
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During this year I noticed 2 similar concurrency problems with my Ruby on Rails application and I solved them with distributed locks. I’m going to show you h... (more…)
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