Prathamesh Sonpatki

We have multiple micro services at Memory.ai which talk to each other and share data. As we are extracting more and more micro services, we were facing the problem of adding authentication layer in every service. In an ideal world, only one service would perform the authentication and other

We have multiple micro services at Memory.ai which talk to each other and share data. As we are extracting more and more micro services, we were facing the problem of adding authentication layer in every service. In an ideal world, only one service would perform the authentication and other

It is common practice to run a Rails app using a custom domain locally. app.lvh.me is very common. We also use ngrok.io sometimes to interact with third party services. If you are using a custom domain on a Rails 6 app, you will see an error with

Rails 6 is released. This post is part of the Road to Rails 6 series which will prepare you for Rails 6. Every time a new major Rails version is released, there are tons of breaking changes. Upgrading existing app to the new version can be sure shot recipe for

Active Record provides unscoped to remove all the scopes added to a model previously. class Article default_scope { where(published: true) } end Article.all # SELECT * FROM articles WHERE published = true Article.unscoped # SELECT * FROM articlesLet's say I want to fetch all articles of an author, published or otherwise. author = Author.