4 strategies when you need to change a published event | Arkency Blog
4 strategies when you need to change a published event| Arkency Blog
4 strategies when you need to change a published event| Arkency Blog
Rails 8 upgrade story: duplicate keys sneaking into our JSON responses| Hi, we're Arkency
Evolving event names and payloads in Rails Event Store without breaking history| Arkency Blog
Watch out for this one deprecation warning when upgrading from Rails 7.1 to 7.2 on Heroku| Arkency Blog
Stop concatenating URLs with strings — Use proper tools instead| Arkency Blog
Breaking the Singleton: How to Reload Ruby Singleton Instance| Hi, we're Arkency
In my line of work as a consultant I’m often reviewing Rails codebases. Most of the time they’re not the greenfield apps — developed with latest and greatest Rails and Ruby releases. They power successful businesses though. To keep them running smoothly and securely they sometimes need a little push to stay within framework maintenance window.| Arkency Blog
Do you tune out Ruby deprecation warnings?| Arkency Blog
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