What Puma, Falcon, and Pitchfork teach you about Ruby concurrency
by I went on a tour of Ruby concurrency while preparing a RubyConf talk on Ractors. Going in, I knew Puma, Falcon, and Unicorn. Coming out, …
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My First Two Weeks as an Agentic Engineer
by There’s a version of this post where I tell you AI made me 10x more productive, everything clicked on the first try, and I’m now …
Stop Reading AI Code. Start Measuring It. (A Rails Playbook.)
by So I was scrolling through Twitter the other day — half-reading, not really looking for anything — and this tweet from Uncle Bob caught my …
How To Build An AI Agent For Talent Matching – Part 2
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 …
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 …
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 …