When rate limiting jobs, I use a simple redis rate limit lua script that I posted here: https://mhenrixon.com/articles/client-side-rate-limiter , and I also use a similar scheduler to spread the jobs out. This is how I do it

This one bothered me forever, so I finally sat down to figure out what was happening. 

Do you want to re-run a migration task locally and don't care who is connected to localhost? This is how you avoid waiting for that database to drop.

Due to limitations in VIPS, you won't get animated gifs to play with Active Storage. The solution is pretty simple though.

I never liked the built-in date picker; it looks different in every browser. I wanted a date picker that fits with the existing design without learning how to style a third-party library.

In an attempt to keep things stupidly simple, I had issues choosing tags for my array column tags.  Every library I tried expects me to be more complex, so I "rolled my own™

If your site becomes unresponsive after deploying a change in configuration, this could be the solution.

Turbo modal's can be a sweet addition to your rails app. Let's go over how to get everything working and use them as a turbo confirm

You really don't have to do much to get rid of the jQuery soup. 

After 37signals posted how they sped up their test suite considerably by using cookies directly instead of signing a user in for every test, I wanted to do the same. Why spend more time than necessary on testing, am I right? Unfortunately, 

Puma doesn't support daemonization anymore so the proper way to run puma is to use systemd.

Most people do it wrong, this is how to do it right!

 I wanted a custom font to use for my website. While loading fonts using google fonts is possible, I want to reduce the number of external dependencies as much as possible and this is how I did it.