Happy Wednesday! Here is issue #102 of our newsletter with news and the best tools for your current or future Rails projectsโฆ 1.๐Need to find security issues in your dependencies? Check out our security risks resources pageโ 2. ๐ค When we are not working on technical debt remediation projects, our team has invested time in โ AI/MLโ projects for some clients. Amanda recently published a deep-dive into Prompt Engineering Techniques (Part 1) 3. ๐ In one of our recent Tune Report performance optimization engagements, Francois and Rishi found this resource insightful: Minimizing process spawning in your Passenger server ๐ ๐ Frustrated with blog posts, FAQs, and ChatGPT responses that don't address your concerns? Schedule a 45-minute call with our CTO. ๐ Whether you want to geek out, talk shop, technical debt, legacy code, or Ruby/Rails upgrades, Ernesto has some availability to answer these questions. โSchedule a call here! โ๏ธ 4. ๐ This post explains steps you could take to optimize the performance of your server if you make use of Passenger and Nginx: Optimizing Passenger + Nginx - Passenger Libraryโ 5. ๐ Ruby 3.4 enables frozen_string_literal by default โ you can test the Ruby 3.4 preview release today! There isnโt a huge performance improvement, but some benchmarks show it could be 1% more performant. 6. ๐ โ Oh yeah, did we mention that Ruby 3.4.0.preview1 has been released? Here are a couple of notable changes:
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