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Load web page in less than one second

Load web page in less than one second

How to improve the website load time without much effort? What optimizations and improvements can help to speed up page loading?
Cheap tests with Ghost Inspector

Cheap tests with Ghost Inspector

What do you do when a legacy project has no tests and adding them is difficult?
JetThoughts is recognized by Techreviewer as a Top Web Development Company in 2020

JetThoughts is recognized by Techreviewer as a Top Web Development Company in 2020

Techreviewer named JetThoughts one of its leading web development companies for 2020.
5 Rails Virtual Attribute Use Cases - Skip the Column

5 Rails Virtual Attribute Use Cases - Skip the Column

Use Rails virtual attributes to handle data without adding a database column. Five practical patterns for formatting, confirmation fields, and more.
Migration from Medium to Hugo + dev.to API

Migration from Medium to Hugo + dev.to API

Google started dropping our Medium articles from its index. Why we moved the corporate blog to Hugo, and what the migration actually involved.
More control over enum in Rails 7.1

More control over enum in Rails 7.1

ActiveRecord::Enum in Rails have long been a convenient tool for representing a set of symbolic values within a model.
Upgrading PostgreSQL on Heroku: A Step-by-Step Guide

Upgrading PostgreSQL on Heroku: A Step-by-Step Guide

Are you looking to upgrade your PostgreSQL database on Heroku?
Custom ordering without custom SQL with Ruby on Rails 7

Custom ordering without custom SQL with Ruby on Rails 7

Ordering records by an enum in Rails 7 without hand-written SQL: in_order_of puts the rows in the sequence you name.
How a large transaction can be a source of DB deadlocks and how this can be fixed.

How a large transaction can be a source of DB deadlocks and how this can be fixed.

Recently in a project, we encountered the fact that sometimes we had a DB Deadlocks error.
How to keep clean Ruby on Rails views with the Null Object pattern

How to keep clean Ruby on Rails views with the Null Object pattern

One of the most common errors developers encounter is NoMethodError. It occurs when code is executed according to a script not provided by the programmer.

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