Happy Wednesday! Here is issue #102 of our newsletter with news and the best tools for your current or future Rails projects… 1.🔒Need to find security issues in your dependencies? Check out our security risks resources page 2. 🤖 When we are not working on technical debt remediation projects, our team has invested time in AI/ML projects for some clients. Amanda recently published a deep-dive into Prompt Engineering Techniques (Part 1) 3. 📖 In one of our recent Tune Report performance optimization engagements, Francois and Rishi found this resource insightful: Minimizing process spawning in your Passenger server 🚀 📚 Frustrated with blog posts, FAQs, and ChatGPT responses that don't address your concerns? Schedule a 45-minute call with our CTO. 🚀 Whether you want to geek out, talk shop, technical debt, legacy code, or Ruby/Rails upgrades, Ernesto has some availability to answer these questions. 4. 📚 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 Library 5. 💎 Ruby 3.4 enables frozen_string_literal by default – you can test the Ruby 3.4 preview release today! There isn’t a huge performance improvement, but some benchmarks show it could be 1% more performant. 6. 💎 → 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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