Sometimes I come across something which wouldn't really make for a good episode of my screencasts, but I still want to share it with you.
I've been using Ruby 3.2.1 + YJIT for some time now and overall, I'm seeing anywhere from 10-20% performance improvements over running Ruby 3.0.5. Sorry, I don't have an apple-to-apple comparison for just YJIT vs non-YJIT. However, the performance...
Have you ever found yourself needing to publish your code to multiple repositories? Perhaps you have a static site hosted on Github Pages and want to have multiple domains point to it. Or maybe you manage multiple technology-related blogs and need...
This is a neat Docker trick for those who have an ARM development machine (Apple M1), but sometimes need to build x86/amd64 images locally to push up to a registry.
Sure, having a CI/CD platform to do this is probably ideal, but for little programs...
Sometimes we get into situations where we need to remotely transfer a file. This file could be large or it could be tiny. This file may be sensitive or could be of little importance. Regardless, sending this file over to a remote location could still...
I'm writing this more as documentation for myself as I have several domains which I often use as playgrounds for certain things. This could be a kubernetes environment or a docker cluster where I have several applications deployed, but don't want to...
So to start, I am a Ruby person. I love Ruby and also Ruby on Rails. They are my language and framework of choice. However, like all things, over time the framework will evolve as well as the community.
With the evolution of Ruby on Rails over time...
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About this time last year, I covered Ruby on Rails 5.2 Deprecations and got lots of appreciative feedback. With the upcoming next major update of Ruby on Rails, I'd figure that I would do a new article and make it a tradition.
NOTE: Ruby on Rails...
I've been using the same audio equipment for a few years now and initially they were exactly what I needed at the time. I posted my set up on how I screencast a few years ago https://blog.driftingruby.com/how-i-screencast/ which gives a pretty thorough...
A lot of times, we will create a new Ruby on Rails application and go through the process of our normal configuration setup. Sometimes, we will create a template to expedite our setup like in a recent screencast episode. https://www.driftingruby.com...