#361: A Crash Course in Analyzing Memory Usage in Ruby

This week's Ruby and Rails news Read this e-mail on the Web Ruby Weekly Issue 361 — August 10, 2017 Dependabot Fixing Bundler's Dependency Resolution Algorithm A bug leads to a journey into the resolution logic of Bundler (and a fix that speeds things up immensely). Thoughtbot A Crash Course in Analyzing Memory Usage in Ruby How to use simple tools to measure the allocated and long-term memory usage of your apps. Redisgreen  Sponsored Redis 4.0 now on RedisGreen Redis 4.0 is out and available on RedisGreen with full visualization of your memory usage and top-tier performance. Alex Taylor Looking Into CSRF Protection in Rails Understanding the concepts and implementation of CSRF in Rails by walking through the code. Daniel P. Clark Advanced Enumeration with Ruby The methods available on enumerable objects in Ruby make it easy to do powerful transformations on your data. Fabio Akita Why It's Just Lazy to Bad-Mouth Rails A new onslaught of "Rails is Dead" posts is addressed in this post about the history of Rails and why its future is just fine. Chris Jeon Effectively Managing Localization Files in Rails Tips on setting up the process and tools for keeping your i18n translation files healthy. Jobs Senior Backend Engineer at Stash (New York City)We're looking for a Senior Backend Software Engineer with a passion for building reliable, scalable, and performant software. Stash Developer - Web TechnologiesBroaden your impact and hone your craft; build apps from scratch for expert clients. Pick your tools: Ruby, JavaScript, Elixir… Raizlabs Can't find the right job? Want companies to apply to you? Try Hired.com. In brief Rails 5.1.3 Released news  Official Rails Blog Is your Rails app fast?  Speed is the most important feature. Find out bottlenecks in your code with RoRvsWild.  RorVsWild  Sponsored Modeling has_many Relationships with AWS DynamoDB tutorial  Parth Modi Using Gemstash for Private Gem Hosting tutorial Installing Gemstash on EC2 and allowing access to push and fetch gems for your team.  Showoff Tips on Treating Flakiness in your Rails Test Suite tutorial Includes factories, timestamps, external services, and Ajax.  Semaphore CI Faster Rails: Eliminating N+1 Queries tutorial  Igor Šarčević Quick Tip: The --profile Hammer and RSpec tutorial  Nick Schwaderer Create a State Machine with AASM, Sequel, SQLite, Rake, and RSpec tutorial Learn how to connect AASM (a state machine for Ruby) with Sequel and how to create a micro Ruby application using Rake, DotEnv, SQLite and RSpec.  Nopio Using Ruby and Amazon SQS FIFO Queues tutorial How to use Ruby and the Shoryuken gem to ensure the order of messages for an SQS queue.  Pablo Cantero Using dry-container to Implement Inversion Of Control for Hanami::Events tutorial  Sergii Makagon Defining 'Super Secret' Hard-to-Call Methods tutorial  Tom Dalling 4 Ways to Secure Your Auth System in Rails tutorial  Sid Krishnan Bundler and Private Dependencies tutorial A look at the many ways you can tell Bundler how to access private dependencies.  Florian Munz Case Study: How TravelPerk Increased Their Build Times With Codeship    Codeship  Sponsored What I Learned to Love About Ruby When I Switched to Python video  Lauren Ellsworth A Collection of Ruby One-Liners code  Benoit Hamelin graphql-guard: Simple Authorization Gem for GraphQL code  exAspArk Reduce time spent debugging by 90%  Instantly know what's broken and why. Rollbar is monitoring, alerting, and analytics for production errors. Try it.  ROLLBAR  Sponsored Curated by Peter Cooper and Glenn Goodrich, and published by Cooperpress. Send feedback by simply replying to this mail. Want to sponsor an issue? See our media kit. Want to post a job? Email us or use our self-serve system. Unsubscribe | Change email address | Read this issue on the Web © Cooperpress Ltd. Office 30, Lincoln Way, Louth, LN11 0LS, UK Email policy Privacy policy