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Got a Rails API that needs some love? Learn how to version your API endpoints so that you can introduce new features while maintaining backward compatibility!

Attributes are a powerful feature in PHP that can be used to add structured, machine-readable metadata to annotate your code. In this article, we'll look at what attributes are, how to use them, and how to create your own.

With all your data in one place, Honeybadger is quickly becoming the only monitoring tool you need to keep your web applications healthy and your users happy—and with curated dashboards, it's never been easier to get started!

If you want to run a Docker container in AWS ECS, but the image requires a configuration file to work properly, are you stuck creating a custom image just to add that file? Nope! Learn how to add that file at deployment time.

How secure is your API? Learn how to build an API with Ruby on Rails and use rack-attack to keep the bad actors out.

2024's Blue Ridge Ruby conference in Asheville, North Carolina, was not only a wonderful experience but also highlighted the opportunity (and what's at stake) in the Ruby community.

Unravel the complexity of PHP namespaces and discover how they can transform your codebase into a clean and well-organized masterpiece!

What if you started with a Rails API-only application and now find yourself needing a front-end? In this article we explore how to add a vanilla Rails front-end to your API-only application.

Sending email from a web app is a common feature. But what happens when you need to send an email to 5,000 recipients? In this article, we'll cover how to do this using Mailgun's "batch sending" feature.

Say goodbye to the complexities and costs of managing external services like Redis, and hello to Solid Queue. In this article, we'll explore using Solid Queue to process background jobs, from integration to deployment, and even monitoring!