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Read blog posts about building and managing your Ruby apps. We share tips & tricks about performance optimization, monitoring, and observability.

Authorization Gems in Ruby: Pundit and CanCanCan
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Authorization Gems in Ruby: Pundit and CanCanCan

Let's take a look at Pundit and CanCanCan, two of the most popular authorization gems in Ruby.

By Aestimo Kirina on

Introducing AppSignal Logging
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Introducing AppSignal Logging

It's time to tap into your application's logs and unleash its full potential.

By Connor James, Milica Maksimović on

A Generalized User-local Container for UI State in Kredis
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A Generalized User-local Container for UI State in Kredis

In the second and final part of this series, we'll develop a generalized user-local container for UI state in Kredis.

By Julian Rubisch on

Making the Most of Your Logs in Rails
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Making the Most of Your Logs in Rails

It's easy to get going with logging with Rails, but not so easy to master it. Discover how you can get the most from your logs.

By Hans-Jörg Schnedlitz on

Storing Ephemeral UI State with Kredis for Rails
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Storing Ephemeral UI State with Kredis for Rails

Let's dive into how Kredis works and how you can use it to store short-term UI state.

By Julian Rubisch on

What's New in Rails 7.1
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What's New in Rails 7.1

Let's take a look at what we can expect from the upcoming Rails 7.1 release.

By Emmanuel Hayford on

Introducing AppSignal for Hanami
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Introducing AppSignal for Hanami

We've added support for Hanami to our Ruby integration. This blog post explains what Hanami is and how you can use it with AppSignal.

By Connor James on

A Guide to Rails View Helpers
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A Guide to Rails View Helpers

Find out how you can keep your Rails views readable using helpers.

By Daniel Lempesis on

Calling Ruby Methods in C: Avoid Memory Leaks
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Calling Ruby Methods in C: Avoid Memory Leaks

Discover how you can avoid memory leaks in your C extension by using functions like `rb_protect`.

By Ulysse Buonomo on

How to Parse Arguments in Your Ruby C Extension
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How to Parse Arguments in Your Ruby C Extension

Let's explore two ways to set up a complex Ruby API written in C.

By Ulysse Buonomo on

Create a Business Language for a Rails Application
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Create a Business Language for a Rails Application

Build and parse a programming language to extend your Rails application's functionality.

By Paweł Świątkowski on

AppSignal’s Top 5 Ruby posts in 2022
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AppSignal’s Top 5 Ruby posts in 2022

Let's look at the top 5 most liked Ruby blog posts from 2022!

By Milica Maksimović on

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