🚀 Mastering CD Across GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, CircleCI & Bitbucket — Deploying Seamlessly to AWS, GCP, DigitalOcean & Heroku

May 16, 2025 📌 Don’t read this Unless you’ve read this article on mastering CI — otherwise you’ll miss the foundation of what Continuous Delivery truly relies on. Continuous Delivery (CD) isn’t magic. It’s the final step in a pipeline that must begin with a healthy CI setup and strong code review culture. Trusting CD … Continue reading 🚀 Mastering CD Across GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, CircleCI & Bitbucket — Deploying Seamlessly to AWS, GCP, DigitalOcean & Heroku →

Mastering CI Across GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins & CircleCI — Without Losing Your Sanity

May 15, 2025 CI isn’t just a nice-to-have—it’s your early warning system against code chaos. Think of it as the oracular gatekeeper of your project: it may come with some setup costs, but those are nothing compared to the cost of bugs slipping through unnoticed. With the right CI strategy, we don’t just prevent our … Continue reading Mastering CI Across GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins & CircleCI — Without Losing Your Sanity →

🎸 Building a Multi-Tenant Rails App for Music Stores Using Apartment

May 14, 2025 A few months ago, I had to build a SaaS platform for music instrument stores. Each store needed to manage its own products, customers, and sales, but everything had to run under one codebase. I ended up going with the apartment gem to handle multi-tenancy — specifically, schema-based separation using PostgreSQL. It … Continue reading 🎸 Building a Multi-Tenant Rails App for Music Stores Using Apartment →

🎉 RubyStackNews.com Is Reaching the World! 🌍

🌍 RubyStackNews.com Is Reaching the World! Today I’m feeling incredibly grateful — RubyStackNews.com has been visited by people from more than 25 different countries! 🚀 It’s amazing to see developers, tech enthusiasts, and Ruby fans come together from all over the globe to explore ideas, tools, and best practices. Here are just some of the … Continue reading 🎉 RubyStackNews.com Is Reaching the World! 🌍 →

🔧 Managing Files on AWS S3 with Ruby Shouldn’t Be a Hassle — So I Built S3FileManager

May 13, 2025 As developers, we tend to take small file operations for granted—until they start piling up. Let me paint a picture: You upload a file to an S3 bucket. Then your PM asks: “Can we rename it?” Then a bug pops up because two versions of the file are floating around. Then you … Continue reading 🔧 Managing Files on AWS S3 with Ruby Shouldn’t Be a Hassle — So I Built S3FileManager →

Getting Started with Capybara and Selenium for Web Testing

Getting Started with Capybara and Selenium for Web Testing May 12, 2025 In modern web development, automated testing is crucial to ensure application quality and stability. One of the most effective ways to test user interactions in a browser is with Capybara, a Ruby-based framework that provides a high-level API for simulating how users interact … Continue reading Getting Started with Capybara and Selenium for Web Testing →