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Ruby memory management best practices for large applications

Memory leaks killing your app's performance? Learn how to optimize Ruby memory usage, prevent leaks, and build memory-efficient Rails applications that scale.
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Rails 8.0 Enterprise Migration Guide: Complete Strategy for Production Applications

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Ruby Concurrency Patterns: Modern Guide 2025

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Hanami Framework for Rails Developers: Complete Guide

A comprehensive comparison of Hanami vs Rails for Ruby developers, covering architecture, migration strategies, and practical examples to help you choose the right framework.
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Solid Queue vs Sidekiq: Complete Comparison Guide for Rails Background Jobs

Comprehensive comparison of Solid Queue and Sidekiq for Rails background job processing. Performance benchmarks, migration guide, and decision framework included.
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Falcon Web Server: Async Ruby in Production

Master Falcon, the modern asynchronous web server that brings fiber-based concurrency to Ruby applications. Learn architecture, benchmarks, and production deployment.
When Small Method Choices Cascade Into Big Performance Wins

When Small Method Choices Cascade Into Big Performance Wins

Three months ago, I spent an embarrassing amount of time optimizing a complex Redis caching layer -...
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Ruby 3.4 YJIT Performance Guide: Complete JIT Optimization for Rails Applications

Master Ruby 3.4's YJIT compiler for up to 30% performance gains in Rails applications. Complete guide with benchmarks, configuration, and production deployment strategies.
Understanding Optimistic and Pessimistic Locking in Ruby on Rails

Understanding Optimistic and Pessimistic Locking in Ruby on Rails

When several people touch a database simultaneously, software conflicts can occur when more than one...
The behavior of stringify_keys in the upcoming version of Rails has changed.

The behavior of stringify_keys in the upcoming version of Rails has changed.

A new Rails update fixes how the stringify_keys handles different types of hash keys. This change...