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 improvements are
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 to consolidate your content into a single blog, while
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 or just sometimes
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 have its challenges. What if
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 set up an nginx