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Why we choose Ruby for our projects

History of Ruby

Ruby, the creation of independent programmer, Yukihiro Matsumoto, began life over 20 years ago. In 2003, Chicago-based 37Signals launched the popular project management system, Basecamp. 37Signals had developed Basecamp in Ruby, and in 2005, they made the web application framework they’d developed — Rails — public.

Article Added by: evtauri // evrone.com

How to Perform Concurrent HTTP Requests in Ruby and Rails

Ruby MRI does not support parallel CPU bound operations due to the dependency on non-thread safe C extensions. Despite that Input/Output operations like HTTP requests, are still a perfectly valid use case for spinning up multiple threads. Read on to learn what tools are available for requests parallelism in Ruby with all their cons and pros.

Article Added by: pawurb // pawelurbanek.com

Kubernetes-native development: sync files with Ksync

Playing around to make a full-featured Ruby development environment on top of Kubernetes and sync files back and forth within Kubernetes and local machine

Article Added by: dsalahutdinov // dev.to

Ruby conferences to attend in 2020

Do you still think Ruby is dying? Meanwhile, Rubyists get the sold-out at more than 20 conferences around the world.
[Here is the list of conference for 2020](https://dev.to/amplifr/ruby-conferences-to-attend-in-2020-2ckn)

Article Added by: dsalahutdinov // dev.to

Roll Your Own Ruby Framework

Every developer toys with the idea of building an MVC (model-view-controller) framework. However, it’s usually written off as reinventing the wheel when applied to real-world projects. On the other hand, given the quality of libraries in the Ruby ecosystem today and the way Rails apps tend to age, building your own application-specific framework might be a perfectly acceptable solution.

Tutorial Added by: ianks // link.medium.com

Automating Database Migrations on Heroku

Learn how to configure Heroku to automatically run database migrations when you deploy a Rails app

Article Added by: scottbartell // scottbartell.com