Backwards Compatible Feature Development with Zero Downtime Deployment
Backwards Compatible Feature Development with Zero Downtime Deployment
Katapult
Ruby
We do pretty much everything in Ruby. We love it. We have a lot say about it.
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How to increase database performance with a Recursive Common Table Expression
Avoid N+1 queries when retrieving tree-like hierarchical data.
How to Deploy a Ruby on Rails Application to Katapult Using Kamal 2
Follow our step-by-step guide for a seamless setup and deployment process.
Lessons learned with Hotwire
We've been using Hotwire for the past couple of months and we've largely tried to stick to the Rails way of doing things, but there have been a few times when we've been unsure on the correct approach. This article explains how we've handled flash messages, modals, and async actions.