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Daily Archives: September 13, 2016

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Mina: Faster deployment and remote server automation

Beginners, DevOps, RailsBy coderhsSeptember 13, 2016Leave a comment

Even though we use CodeShip/Circle CI/Jenkins for continuous integration, we still need to write scripts to automate our deployment. We also need to write small commands to clear cache, restart queues, etc. It’s always a good practice to not have to enter the server directly but to have it done through scripts. There are many tools…

application_record.rb available since rails 5

Beginners, Rails, Rails 5By coderhsSeptember 13, 2016Leave a comment

Those who have been starting with Rails 5, must have noticed the new application_record.rb file present in your model folder. And all new models seems to be inheriting the application_record.rb instead of the ActiveRecord::Base. This is done so that we don’t pollute the ActiveRecord::Base namespace with our own extensions.  Before when we require something, say an…

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