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dev.to > softwareishappiness > gnome-gjs-activerecord-orm-234e

Gnome GJS - ActiveRecord ORM

5+ hour, 30+ min ago  (220+ words) A lightweight, asynchronous ActiveRecord ORM designed for GJS (GNOME JavaScript) applications. Built natively on top of libgda (GNOME Data Access). Features Native GJS Integration: Uses standard GObject Introspection (imports.gi.Gda). Asynchronous API: All database operations return Promises to prevent…...

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dev.to > shroukabozeid > design-patterns-in-ruby-2-observer-pattern-3g2

Design Patterns in Ruby #2: Observer Pattern

4+ day, 8+ hour ago  (448+ words) Applications often need to react when something changes. When a user signs up, you might want to: One approach is to put all of this logic inside the signup code. While it works initially, the code quickly becomes difficult to…...

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dev.to > kartik_koul_ > kiro-for-ruby-generating-rails-controllers-and-models-1coj

Kiro for Ruby: Generating Rails Controllers and Models

6+ day, 14+ hour ago  (1066+ words) You want to add a new resource to your Rails app. You know the drill — rails generate, tweak the migration, add validations, write the controller actions, set up strong parameters, configure routes. It's not hard, but it's fifteen minutes of…...

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registration.makergear.com Tech Stack · reCAPTCHA, Ruby, Ruby on Rails

1+ week, 20+ hour ago  (20+ words) technologychecker.ai Tech stack detected on registration.makergear.com...

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hafiqiqmal93.medium.com > the-postgresql-guide-to-partial-indexes-on-soft-deletes-cc412a29bae3

The PostgreSQL Guide to Partial Indexes on Soft Deletes

1+ week, 1+ day ago  (34+ words) If every hot query ignores deleted rows, stop paying to index them. Soft deletes feel cheap right up until your busiest query starts with WHERE …...

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dev.to > eayurt > ruby-ecosystem-is-growing-and-changing-it-is-adapting-to-the-ai-era-very-quickly-25m6

Ruby ecosystem is growing and changing. It is adapting to the AI era very quickly.

1+ week, 2+ day ago  (19+ words) What Active Rubyists Are Using in 2026: A Maintainer's Read of the RubyKaigi Survey... Tagged with ai, news, ruby....

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dev.to > danewu > your-sql-is-fast-but-the-api-is-slow-its-the-ruby-layer-2fno

Your SQL Is Fast but the API Is Slow: It's the Ruby Layer

2+ week, 15+ hour ago  (360+ words) Rails Performance: Lessons from Production — #6 A shipments-list API. The APM showed SQL was only 30ms, but the whole request took 800ms. N+1 and indexes were already checked — the DB was fine. The slow part was "what Ruby does after the data comes…...

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dev.to > hasan_dev > how-to-add-a-not-null-column-to-a-large-table-safely-in-rails-41p9

How to add a NOT NULL column to a large table safely in Rails

2+ week, 1+ day ago  (710+ words) First, the part people skip. A migration is a versioned schema change written as Ruby. Each one has a timestamp, Rails records which have run in a schema_migrations table, and db/schema.rb always reflects the current shape of the database....

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dev.to > buhrmi > how-to-match-orders-in-100-lines-of-ruby-4el7

How to Match Orders in 100 Lines of Ruby

2+ week, 1+ day ago  (362+ words) Order matching has dropped in Shitcoin Swap in ~100 lines of Ruby. Most crypto exchanges reach for an existing matching engine or a Uniswap-style AMM. We wrote our own — not because we're smarter, but because the problem is simpler than people…...

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dev.to > danewu > the-fastest-query-is-the-one-you-never-run-the-four-layers-of-rails-caching-fif

The Fastest Query Is the One You Never Run: The Four Layers of Rails Caching

2+ week, 1+ day ago  (708+ words) Rails Performance: Lessons from Production — #4 The first three posts were about making queries cheaper — fewer N+1s, indexes, not dragging data back into Ruby. This one flips the angle: the fastest query is the one you never run. Compute a result…...

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