Rails 7.1 supports infinite ranges for Active Record Validators

Rails 7.1 supports infinite ranges that can be used with Active Record length and inclusivity validators.

Athira Kadampatta rails_7     rails     rails 7.1     active-record     ruby     Activerecord Validation     infinte-ranges

Broadcasting your turbo streams as you want them in Rails 7

A blog about broadcasting turbo streams in Hotwire and solution to some of the common scenarios and issues faced while using them.

Imanpal Singh rails_7     hotwire     rails     turbo_stream

Introduction to Ractors in Ruby 3

Ruby 3 has introduced an experimental feature called Ractors. In this article, let's learn more about Ractor with example usage.

Navaneeth Krishnan P ruby3     concurrency     rails     ruby

Rails 7.1 adds the --parent option to the Job Generator

Rails 7.1 adds the --parent option using which we can create a job that inherits from the superclass. Let's learn how to use it.

Krishna Singh rails_7     rails 7.1     rails     active-job     Ruby on Rails

Postgres GIN Index in Rails

This article introduces to GIN index in the Postgres database and how to use it in the Rails application.

Swati Jadhav rails     postgresql     database     ruby-on-rails

Implement Passwordless Authentication via Magic Link in Rails API

Authentication is one of the key aspects of many web applications. It is the process of identifying a person before granting them access to the application. It is very important that the authentication approach is secure and easy to use for all users. What is passwordless authentication? Passwordless authentication is a verification process that determines whether an individual is who they claim to be, without coercion. You do not require credentials to log in. All you need is an email address or phone number associated with an account and you will get a magic link or one-time password each time

Sampat Badhe Magic Link     Passwordless Authentication     Ruby on Rails     api     rails

Everything You Need to know about Serialization in Ruby on Rails - Part III

We had previously talked about the Serialization formats and How Serialization is implemented for storing objects in the relational database in the first two parts of the blog series. This article focuses on the various Serializers that prepare and construct API transferable data in Ruby on Rails.

Athira Kadampatta serialization-in-ruby-on-rails     serialization     rails     ruby     ruby-on-rails     api     json     serializers     api-serializers

Rails Parameters Parsing and the Case of Parameters Corruption

Rails is a developer-friendly web application framework that enables developers to do more with less code, but it isn’t always clear exactly what’s going on under the covers. One area where I’ve had a hard time was understanding how Rails parses the Request query parameters and the Form variables. So what's a query parameter? Query parameters are an optional set of key-value pairs that appear after the question mark in the URL. For example, name=contra is a query parameter in https://example.com/over/there?name=contra. And what's a form variable? When we submit a

Ayush Billore rails     ruby     parsing     query parameter     rack

Rate limiting using Redis in a Rails app

The web is a weird place. You go to sleep thinking that you have a perfectly functional web application and the next day when you wake up, you might find yourself staring at a sudden huge spike in the number of requests. Either your app got popular overnight or you were just a victim of a DOS attack trying to bring your app server down. Usually, it's the latter. There are some popular gems like rack-attack and rack-throttle which work quite well and provides a lot of flexibility. But if you're looking to write your custom logic with minimum dependencies,

Prayesh Shah rails     redis     rate limiting     ruby-on-rails     ruby     middleware     rack-attack

Sync files to a remote location using rsync linux command and Ruby

Note: The entire approach highlighted in this blog about using the rsync command with Ruby is only applicable on Linux-based systems and won't be available on Windows. In this article, we will explore how to use rsync in Ruby to sync files from local to a remote location, how to improve its error logging and how rsync is better than scp. Let's first understand what is rsync: rsync is a Linux command to sync files from one location to another. We can run this command on the terminal and it will copy files from one directory to another, either locally

Supriya Laxman Medankar rsync     file transfer     sync files     scp     ruby     rails     linux