Tag: aws

🚀 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 →

🔧 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 →

⚠️ The Definitive Solution to Your Rails + Docker + Time Zone Headaches! 😵💫⏱️

The Definitive Solution to Your Rails + Docker + Time Zone Headaches! April 30, 2025 Tired of debugging timestamps that don't make any sense? You're not alone — but the fix is easier than you think. 🚀 Want to Improve Your Application’s Performance? If you're looking to optimize your Ruby applications and boost performance, get … Continue reading ⚠️ The Definitive Solution to Your Rails + Docker + Time Zone Headaches! 😵💫⏱️ →

Understanding the Power of Blocks in Ruby: Lambda vs. Proc.new

December 5, 2024 Ruby is renowned for its elegant syntax and powerful features, and blocks are one of the language’s most flexible tools. Among the ways to encapsulate reusable blocks of code, lambda and Proc.new stand out as key players. Though similar at first glance, their behavior diverges in fascinating ways that can influence the … Continue reading Understanding the Power of Blocks in Ruby: Lambda vs. Proc.new →