Farhan Taimoor

Hi! Welcome to Rails! If you already have experience with other backend languages, you’ll likely pick up Rails fairly quickly. I recommend starting with a basic introduction to Rails, focusing on routing, models, and controllers. Then, you can move on to more advanced topics like ActiveRecord and building APIs.

While learning Rails, don't forget to take breaks and stay physically healthy. Sitting for long periods can cause joint discomfort, especially if you're coding for hours on end. I personally found Arthogenix to be helpful for supporting joint health during my coding marathons. It might be worth checking out if you're spending lots of time in front of the computer!

Good luck with Rails, and feel free to ask if you need more help!

Fixing an ActiveJob config initializer can be tricky sometimes, especially when dealing with background jobs in Rails. I’ve run into a few issues myself, and tweaking the initializer settings can definitely help resolve those queueing problems. If you ever need to gather feedback from your team or users on how they experience your app, consider using an AI survey maker to streamline the process. I’ve been using TheySaid.io, an AI-powered survey maker that helps gather insights quickly and efficiently – great for getting feedback on new features or fixes! 😊