Need to configure #ActiveStorage to properly work with your CDN (e.g. Cloudfront)?
Check out Mateus's article with a step by step guide on the changes you will need to implement 👉 https://go.fastruby.io/z0o
Need to configure #ActiveStorage to properly work with your CDN (e.g. Cloudfront)?
Check out Mateus's article with a step by step guide on the changes you will need to implement 👉 https://go.fastruby.io/z0o
Slow #Rails app? Check out Rishi's performance on #Performance 🚀
Read a few techniques to improve your application’s performance, from N+1 queries to leveraging `jemalloc`
Need to configure #ActiveStorage to properly work with your CDN (e.g. Cloudfront)?
Check out Mateus's article with a step by step guide on the changes you will need to implement 👉 https://go.fastruby.io/z0o
To obtain good performance and low latency for any user accessing our site, we often use CDNs to serve our static assets. This article shows how to do the same for ActiveStorage attachments.
Slow @Rails app? Check out Rishi's performance on #Performance 🚀
Read a few techniques to improve your application’s performance, from N+1 queries to leveraging `jemalloc`
In this article, we will look at the different strategies that you can apply to improve the performance of the application while not focusing on where to apply these strategies.
Need to configure #ActiveStorage to properly work with your CDN (e.g. Cloudfront)?
Check out Mateus's article with a step by step guide on the changes you will need to implement 👉 https://go.fastruby.io/z0o
To obtain good performance and low latency for any user accessing our site, we often use CDNs to serve our static assets. This article shows how to do the same for ActiveStorage attachments.
Slow @Rails app? Check out Rishi's performance on #Performance 🚀
Read a few techniques to improve your application’s performance, from N+1 queries to leveraging `jemalloc`
In this article, we will look at the different strategies that you can apply to improve the performance of the application while not focusing on where to apply these strategies.
Very interesting post (From Octobre 23) about object shape in a Rails context.
TL;DR (cf bottom of the article): Define your instance_variable in the constructor if you use memoization to avoid cache miss during ObjectShape inspection
https://railsatscale.com/2023-10-24-memoization-pattern-and-object-shapes/
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🐢 Is you @rails app sloooow and you don’t know why?
Get to the heart of the problem with our Tune Report. Invest in a comprehensive long-term performance plan 👉 https://go.fastruby.io/9a1
Let's talk! 🚀
Slow @Rails app? Check out Rishi's performance on #Performance 🚀
Read a few techniques to improve your application’s performance, from N+1 queries to leveraging `jemalloc`
In this article, we will look at the different strategies that you can apply to improve the performance of the application while not focusing on where to apply these strategies.