In this episode we discuss the database consistency gem with its creator Eveginy Demin.

In this episode, we discuss StoreModel, with Dmitry Tsepelev.

Dmitry is long time rubyists, that have created and contributed to many gems.

StoreModel enables to use JSON, from your SQL databases, as something similar to models.

In this episode, we discuss autoloading in Ruby and Rails thanks Zeitwerk with Xavier Noria.
Xavier is a member of Rails Core Team and decided to create Zeitwerk due to the pitfalls of the "Classic" autoloader.

We have discussed the creation, and how this gem improved the life of many devs.
If you want to know the difference between eager loading and autoloading, listen to this episode.

I hope you will appreciate this episode :).

In this episode, we discuss SQLiteOnRails with Mohammed A. Ali
Mohammed has contributed to the Ruby community extensively, and he decided to create Litestack a all-in-one gem
that enables you to ease a lot of Production issue thanks to SQLite.

He has also created one of the first connector gem to connect your Ruby app to MySQL
SQLiteOnRails is something that is taking some place in the ecosystem, I am sure you will learn some new stuff.

I hope you will appreciate this episode :).

In this episode, we discuss SQLiteOnRails with Stephen Margheim
Stephen has contributed to Rails and he created a gem to bring this experience to all the Rails developers.
He has also created another gem called AcidicJob.

SQLiteOnRails is something that is taking some place in the ecosystem, I am sure you will learn some new stuff.

I hope you will appreciate this episode :).

In this episode, we discuss Reactive Rails with Julian Rubisch.

Julian is a core maintainer of CableReady, which we discuss mainly in this episode. Build, he also contributed to many gems in the StimulusReflex Ecosystem. He works as a freelancer specializing in Reactive Rails.

If you love WebSockets, this episode is made for you. (And even if you do not actually)

I hope you will appreciate this episode :).

In this episode, we discuss ActiveJob Backend with Ben Sheldon.

Ben has developed GoodJob, a Rails Job Backend based on PostgreSQL. He works at Github as an Engineering manager and is passionate about Rails and Postgres.

It was cool to speak with and learn from him.

I hope you will appreciate this episode :).

In this episode, we discuss authorization with Vladimir Dementyev, thanks to the ActionPolicy gem.

Vladimir works at Evil Martians and has contributed much to the Ruby Community with Open Source Gem.

We also talk about his new book, and if you have ever wondered what the difference is between Action and Active, this episode is made for you.