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Chris Oliver
Hi, I'm Chris. I'm the creator of GoRails, Hatchbox.io and Jumpstart. I spend my time creating tutorials and tools to help Ruby on Rails developers build apps better and faster.
About This Episode
One fantastic way to improve Rails performance is by using Etags to help the browser keep track if a page has changed or not. This can help Rails skip rendering views entirely and save lots of time.
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Rails Performance Techniques
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Fragment Caching And oEmbed
14m
2
Memoization
17m
3
GoRails Performance - The Techniques I Use
18m
4
Russian Doll Caching with Rails 5
27m
5
Advanced Caching with User Permissions and Authorization
15m
6
Improving Query Performance with Database Indexes
15m
7
Speed up Rails boot times with Bootsnap
8m
8
Amazon Cloudfront CDN for Rails Asset Pipeline & Webpacker
8m
Caching with Etags
7m
10
Rails Fragment Caching with Permissions
9m
11
Parallel ActiveRecord Queries with load_async in Rails 7
6m
12
How to Write C Extensions for Ruby Gems
14m
13
Rails Caching with Memcached
12m