Caching is a vital and yet often forgotten part of our application that can significantly improve our application’s performance. The simple definition of caching is the act of storing data so that future requests for that data can be served faster. In this article, we are going through low-level caching or model caching that you …
A quick dive into Low-Level Caching in Ruby on Rails Read More »
In this article, I will be diving into the guidelines and best practices in writing performant background jobs in your Rails application. Firstly, when should we move our web transactions to be processed in the background? The below are the three criteria where we should use background jobs to process the transactions instead of having …
Backgrounding Work – How to write good background jobs in Ruby On Rails? Read More »
Working with date and time logic has always been known to be some of the most complex and irritating logic in any application. When you are writing a test case for codes which involve time sensitive functionality, you often encounter the need to create multiple test objects with different date and time attributes in order …
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