People complain that Ruby isn't fast. Stripe—one of the world's largest and most influential Ruby shops—is working hard to change that. In addition to type-checking, this article explores a new, ahead-of-time Ruby compiler Stripe is developing as a part of their Sorbet Ruby Gem.
The JavaScript EvalError occurs when the global eval() function is used in a way that is not allowed. This exception is not thrown by the latest versions of JavaScript, however the object remains for compatibility.
As we look ahead to 2023, Damien Murphy, Solutions Architecture Manager at Bitrise, hosted a panel of industry experts from Dyson, eBay, and more, to discuss the mobile trends to watch in 2023. From shift-left security to ChatGPT and beyond, learn about the top mobile app trends in 2023.
Rails 7 was a welcome release that brought a lot of significant features and changes. On the backend, Rails 7 introduced asynchronous query loading and Zeitwerk for autoloading. The frontend saw Hotwire becoming the default solution for new Rails apps. Rails 7.1 will add to these notable features. In this post, we'll discuss some noteworthy additions that are likely to be shipped.
JavaScript has been the silent revolution in the world of web development. It has made creating new websites much faster and easier for developers. Features such as decoration function in javascript have blessed developers with scalability and adaptability to new user demands effectively. Just imagine the joy of customizing your T-shirt logo however you please whenever you have a new idea, that’s how easy scaling the website functionalities with the decorator function is!
If you want to turbocharge your Product Led Growth (PLG), it’s time to take a long, hard look at your Customer Success Management practices. The way you approach your customer success activities can make a significant difference in how fast and how seamlessly you scale.
Key-based caching is now officially out of beta and ready to use for all users on Bitrise. Have more explicit and granular control on what to cache, share a cache across workflows, branches, and stacks, and automatically invalidate your stale cache files.
