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Weekly Digest #3: Rails 8 introduces a built-in rate-limiting API

Curated and handpicked Ruby on Rails blogs.

Suraj Mishra
4 min readFeb 19, 2024

Introduction

In this issue, we have picked 10 interesting articles published last week that are worth reading. These articles cover topics such as rails8 rate limit, ruby 3.3, full-text search, duck typing, custom URL helpers, turbo views, ActiveRecord association, and ahoy analytics. Consider subscribing, liking, and sharing it.

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1. Rails 8 introduces a built-in rate-limiting API

Rails 8.0 introduces a native rate-limiting feature to the Action Controller, streamlining the process and eliminating the need for external gems. The rate_limit method allows developers to define limits within their controller actions, specifying the maximum allowed requests and the corresponding timeframe.

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2. What is new in Ruby 3.3

Ruby 3.3 has introduced several new features, enhancements, and bugfixes to the Ruby community. Prism Parser is now the default gem, offering improved reliability and performance. YJIT, a Just-In-Time compiler developed by Shopify, has been improved with Ruby 3.3, allowing…

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Suraj Mishra
Suraj Mishra

Written by Suraj Mishra

Staff Software Engineer @PayPal ( All opinions are my own and not of my employer )

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