If you are actively using Rails for developing your projects, then it’s likely that in at least one of your projects you are using PostgreSQL as the database technology. You have already added the pg in your Gemfile and have already started to use it. Then your client asks you about the version of PostgreSQL that you are using, and you may be confused for a bit about it, as you aren’t sure.
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One of the great things about developing Rails applications is that you don’t have to restart the server to test every change that you have made in your code. Still, there are cases when you may need to restart the server, but may face troubles trying to stop it, especially if you have your project server is started as a demon.
Continue readingIf you have deployed a Rails project to a remote server and want to have it running the whole time, not just when you are accessing it via an ssh connection, here is how you can do that.
Continue readingA lot of us spend a long time watching YouTube videos. We can learn or get entertained without paying anything. A a lot of people, including me, just want to skip ads. We are not interested in watching them. We simply click the icon to skip them and watch the video instead. Now there is a really nice way that you can use to do that.
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