April 25, 2025 I recently built a small Ruby on Rails app with a simple but insightful purpose: 👉 Display all the HTTP headers your browser sends when visiting a page. It’s a straightforward project, but it helped me explore how HTTP headers work and provided a neat way to learn more about browser requests … Continue reading 🛠️ Building a Simple Rails App to Display HTTP Request Headers
April 24, 2025 In a world overflowing with data, compression isn't just a matter of saving space—it’s about efficiency, speed, and clean design. That’s where lossless data compression stands out: perfect reconstruction of original data, with zero information loss. Recently, I explored a classic algorithm—Run-Length Encoding (RLE)—and implemented it in pure Ruby. It’s a great … Continue reading ✨ The Art of Lossless Data Compression in Ruby
On January 13th, 2025, I started writing and sharing regularly here and on my blog. What began as a way to organize my thoughts and give back to the dev community has turned into something much more fulfilling. The feedback I’ve received since then has been incredible—encouragement, insightful comments, and even a few “this helped … Continue reading 💬 Grateful for the Feedback!
April 23, 2025 When it comes to memory management in Ruby applications, especially those that run for long periods or handle large volumes of data, efficient allocation is key. One powerful tool to help improve memory handling is the jemalloc memory allocator. Even better, the Ruby gem jemalloc-rb makes integrating this allocator into your Ruby … Continue reading Optimizing Ruby Memory Usage with jemalloc-rb
Modeling Dynamic Product Fields in Rails with the EAV Pattern April 22, 2025 In some applications, products aren’t all the same. A bottle of milk, a car, and a cow each need their own unique fields. Traditional relational databases don’t play well with highly dynamic schemas — and that’s where the Entity-Attribute-Value (EAV) pattern comes … Continue reading 🧩 Modeling Dynamic Product Fields in Rails with the EAV Pattern
April 21, 2025 Ruby is often praised for its expressiveness and ease of use. But behind the scenes, there's a powerful virtual machine making it all happen: YARV (Yet Another Ruby VM). If you’ve ever wondered how your Ruby code actually runs, this article is for you. Let’s dive into the inner mechanics using this … Continue reading 🧠 Understanding Ruby’s YARV (Yet Another Ruby VM) Stack Mechanics – From Code to Execution
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