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My previous posts on concurrency in ActiveRecord have been some of the most popular on this blog (which I’d like to think means concurrency is getting more popular in Rails-land), so I’m going to share what I know about some new concurrency architecture in Rails5 — which is no longer limited to ActiveRecord. (update: Hours before I started writing this unawares, matthewd submitted a rails PR for a
You may have reached this blog post because you’re having terribly frustrating problems with Capybara Javascript-driver feature tests that are unreliable in intermittent and hard to reproduce ways. You may think this is a rare problem, since Capybara/JS is such a popular tool suite, and you didn’t find too much on it on Google, and what you did find mostly suggested you’d only have problems like t
My past long posts about multi-threaded concurrency in Rails ActiveRecord are some of the most visited posts on this blog, so I guess I’ll add another one here; if you’re a “tl;dr” type, you should probably bail now, but past long posts have proven useful to people over the long-term, so here it is. I’m in the middle of updating my app that uses multi-threaded concurrency in unusual ways to Rails4
So HackerNews is currently down. It happens, we’ll probably find out why when it returns. For a while yesterday, all HN URLs were returning error messages from CloudFlare, apparently their CDN. But today, all HN URLs are returning an apparently intentional outage message, “Sorry for the downtime. We hope to be back soon.” But they are returning an HTTP 200 “OK” status code with this message. From
If you ever write code to deal with non-ascii unicode text, you probably need to deal with unicode normalization. If you ever need to compare two non-ascii unicode strings for equality, you definitely need to deal with unicode normalization. If you don’t understand why, I recommend reading the first chapter or three of UAX#15. Several times if needed. (It took me a couple). So anyways. ruby 1.9+ i
The following was written a while ago and is about Rails 3.0-3.1. See my latest post on multi-threaded use of ActiveRecord in Rails4 An old post of mine on threading in Rails continues to get Google traffic, even though it was written about Rails 2.1 and is now terribly outdated. I’ve recently been updating the application that uses threading with ActiveRecord to 3.0 or 3.1, so it’s time for an u
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