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There are a myriad of solutions offered within cloud services, and one of the hottest solutions available today is the cloud container service. But why? And how can you take advantage of the service? Before we answer that, let us first understand what containerization is and why it helps speed up development.
With the latest features introduced via the Ruby 3 and the Rails 6 updates, the framework seems to be set to become the perfect alternative for business-minded projects. Ruby on Rails has always been the convenient and easy-to-use solution for critical projects, and with its growing maturity and community, it is bound to get better.
Containers and Microservices have become a modern and essential way to build products. If you want a smoother user experience then it's important to monitor your containers and applications for seamless performance.
While the Python language offers ease of use, that ease of use can also negatively impact performance. But how do you know if your python app's performance needs improvement? This article details all the tips and tricks you need to better your python performance.
SPOTcon 2021 is the latest digital conference for developers from around the world to meet, engage with, and learn about solutions that drive leading-edge transformation in application development.
Twig, which is founded by Symfony, is a modern template engine for PHP. Twig template provides us many features like reusing Twig templates, output escaping, debugging templates, etc.
In this post, we will look at what CI/CD and cloud-native essentially mean. We will also explore several cloud-native tools that you can use to set up a fully automated CI/CD pipeline for your application.
As web applications scale and grow, several performance-limiting factors start coming into the picture and make things difficult. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at some of the most common application performance issues, and try to understand why they happen, and how they can be tackled.
Enumerators are present everywhere throughout the Ruby language, and with the addition of the Enumerator class in Ruby 1.9, enumerators have become all the more important.
A memory leak is the gradual loss of available computer memory when a program (an application or part of the operating system) repeatedly fails to return memory that it has obtained for temporary use.
A look at how blocks and yield help make life easier for Ruby developers. We will also go through other Ruby keywords and concepts that are connected to blocks and understand how everything works together.