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Debugging production frontend crashes is rarely straightforward. In this post, we walk through a real issue where the browser console pointed us in the wrong direction, while the actual problem was a circular dependency exposed by production bundling. We also covered why Honeybadger missed the error and how we fixed that. bigbinary.com/blog/debugging…

Debugging a bug that developers can't reproduce is a special type of fun. Recently, a few Neeto customers started reporting painfully slow page loads and sometimes pages wouldn’t load at all. The flow is simple. Browser -> Cloudflare -> Cloudfront -> origin. Finding the root cause was anything but simple. Watch the video to see what the issue was and how it was resolved. You will also see our beloved Cloudflare acting a bit mischievously. bigbinary.com/blog/cdn-cachi…

Playwright traces are like flight recorders for your tests - they capture every action, network request, DOM snapshot, and console log during test execution. When a test fails, especially in CI environments, traces become the most powerful debugging tool, providing a complete timeline of what happened and why. We wrote a very detailed blog on how to analyze Playwright traces. @NeetoPlaydash can analyze Playwright traces. This blog covers the trace viewer, the trace viewer interface, the execution timeline, the environment context, advanced debugging techniques, and some best practices. As AI-assisted tools make it easier to ship code, the importance of having solid tests has increased. Over the years, we looked at Selenium, Cypress, and Playwright. We strongly believe Playwright is the best tool available today. If anyone is interested in learning Playwright then you can checkout this tutorial that we maintain. courses.bigbinaryacademy.com… bigbinary.com/blog/how-to-an…

We wanted to write a blog on how DNS works in Neeto. That we did. But we also ended up writing a lot about how DNS works in general. In this post, we walk through DNS fundamentals, how DNS resolution really works, why propagation takes time and what's so special about www subdomain. We discuss how Neeto simplified custom domain registration, DNS validation, traefik routing and how we automate provisioning of SSL in Neeto. bigbinary.com/blog/dns-basic…

We upgraded our Rails application from 7.1.5.2 to Rails 7.2.1.1, and we started getting StackOverflow issues. To identify the issue we had to take a deep look into ActiveRecord to understand how Rails handles 233 "OR" conditions and what exactly changed in between the two versions. bigbinary.com/blog/debugging…

This was such a great read about performance stuff I learned (often the hard way) about Rails performance: bigbinary.com/blog/scaling-r…

Interesting discussion on Structured Event Reporting PR by shopify folks. github.com/rails/rails/pull/… Why no log level part was particularly interesting . It has a link to dave.cheney.net/2015/11/05/l…

Interesting discussion about maintaining Active Record connection pools in the background. github.com/rails/rails/pull/…

Active Record adds support for deprecating associations Rails 8 lets you deprecate Active Record associations, making it easier to phase them out gradually while keeping them around to safely track and remove their usage. Read more: bigbinary.com/blog/active-re… #Rails #RubyOnRails #ActiveRecord

Active Job Continuations is now part of Rails! This new feature lets background jobs resume from where they left off, making long running jobs more efficient and fault tolerant. 📖 Read the blog to learn more: bigbinary.com/blog/active-jo… #RubyOnRails #Rails7 #RailsDev #WebDevelopment #OpenSource

Continuing our “Scaling Rails” series, our next article is about understanding Queueing Theory. Rails makes handling background jobs a breeze. We have many sensible choices. We don't have to understand queuing theory to get the job done, and that's a good thing. However, for the folks who want to take a look under the hood, this is a great blog that discusses Little's Law, Knee curve, why high utilization could be a bad thing, and more read this blog. bigbinary.com/blog/understan…

Continuing our “Scaling Rails” series, our next article is about how Active Record handles Connection Pooling. As the applications scale, there is an increased load on database operations and connections often become the bottleneck. bigbinary.com/blog/understan…

I came across this excellent “Scaling Rails” series by @BigBinary covering lots of great insights on Puma, GVL, performance tuning & more. Worth checking out! bigbinary.com/blog/scaling-r… #Rails #RubyOnRails

Continuing our “Scaling Rails” series, our next article explores finding the correct number of threads in your Rails application. bigbinary.com/blog/tuning-pu…

Continuing our “Scaling Rails” series, our next article dives into Amdahl’s Law. How many threads should you use within a process? Well, it depends. Read on to learn about the relationship between threads and the amount of work that can be parallelized. bigbinary.com/blog/amdahls-l…

Today, we are kicking off a series of blogs on scaling Rails applications. bigbinary.com/blog/scaling-r… First blog on understanding puma, concurrency and the effect of GVL on performance is out.

Our latest blog is on Benchmarking caching in Rails with Redis vs the alternatives. We compared Redis with alternatives like Valkey, DragonflyDB, DiceDB, SolidCache, and LiteCache, focusing on #performance. Check out the results! buff.ly/3Eo4Uno #redis #rails

Our latest blog is on Requesting camera and microphone permission in an Electron app. Learn how to handle platform-specific permission requests for macOS and Windows. Read here: buff.ly/3ZodoSe #WebDevelopment #ElectronApp #TechBlog

Building Deep-Links in Electron Applications When developing a desktop app, you don’t need to include every feature inside. Learn how to offload tasks like login/signup to a web app and use deep-links to open specific content in your Electron app. buff.ly/3OquCJR #blog