Ruby 3.3 resolves the Range#size bug for rational endpoints
Ruby 3.3 addresses a bug in the Range#size method related to rational endpoints, ensuring accurate counting. Learn how this fix enhances functionality and resolves issues in working with ranges.
Rails 7.1 Introduces Default Dockerfiles
Dockerfiles facilitate the deployment of Rails applications in production environments using Docker.Rails 7.1 Adds ActiveJob#perform_all_later To Enqueue Multiple Jobs At Once
perform_all_later allows us to enqueue multiple jobs that belong to different classes simultaneously within ActiveJob.
Understanding Generators, Iterators, and Iterator Helpers in JavaScript
Understand JavaScript generators for pausing functions, ideal with large datasets. Learn iterator basics, next() method, and efficient iteration with helpersRails 7.1 Expands ActiveRecord API with Async Query Support
With the Active Record API for general async queries we can efficiently query not so fast queries asynchronously to improve the performance.
Integrate Google Calendar API into rails application
Read about how we can integrate Google Calendar API.
Rails 7.1 Adds Support for MessagePack as Message Serializer
MessagePack is now supported in Rails 7.1, this new serializer enables the generation of smaller payloads and significantly faster serialization and deserialization compared to other serializers.Rails 7.1 Introduces ActiveRecord::Base::generates_token_for
Generate tokens for specific purposes and verify their authenticity.Rails 7.1 Introduces ActiveRecord::Base::Normalization
Normalization allows us to define custom normalization rules for attributes in our model. This feature is particularly helpful for ensuring that specific attributes are consistently formatted or transformed before they are saved to the database.Limiting Maximum Index Name Length in Ruby on Rails 7.1
Rails 7.1 defined maximum limit of 62 bytes for auto-generated index names.