How To Build An AI Agent For Talent Matching – Part 2
by In the first post of this series, our great Edy Silva tried multiple approaches for a Talent Matching system that would work for our little …
Category: Ruby on Rails
Rails Multi-Databases and Tenancy: How You Can Do It TodayExploring how to implement multi-databases and tenancy in Rails 8.1 with SQLite and ActiveRecord::Tenanted
by Portuguese version here: https://tech-pills.github.io/2025-09-18-Rails-Multi-Databases-e-Tenancy-como-fazemos-isso-em-2025/ Hey everyone! Hope you’re doing well. So, you’re building an application and you’ve reached that moment when you think: "Damn, how …
An Introduction to Ruby on Rails – From someone with a frontend backgroundNew to Rails? Let's skim over the basics of the framework!
by If you’ve come here looking for a post from a Ruby on Rails expert, I’m sorry to inform you that I’m not that person. What …
Packing It All for the Last RailsConf
by As the Last RailsConf approaches, the nostalgic feeling gets stronger. It’s the end of an era, a celebration of the history of Ruby on Rails …
Ruby on Rails: The Open-Source Blueprint
by 1. Rails & Open Source: A Match Made in Developer Heaven Since its debut in 2004, Ruby on Rails has embraced open-source principles like no …
Database Relationships Explained: From Theory to Rails ImplementationFrom Core Concepts to Building Robust Rails Applications
by Before we dive into the topic of relationships between tables in a relational database, it’s worth revisiting the key concepts we explored in our previous …
What It Takes To Foster A Community Around RailsHow Rails Shaped The World And How Codeminer42 Helped With It
Rails was launched in 2004 and it was a game changer for web development. It was very disruptive at the time, as it didn’t require …