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Yes! You can create a full functioning search engine with Rails. In this tutorial you will be learning how to create a search engine with Rails by using elasticsearch. You will learn to configure elasticsearch in the rails app, create search view to search and show results and bonus feature of highlighting matched texts like Google does in it's search results.

This is a live blog, I will be updating this blog every time I complete reading the book. Books here are divided first by year and then by their type/category. Most of the books are accompanied by related blogs with extractions from my experience.

Did you know? We can also build bot with Ruby. Today we will be building twitter bot that retweets set of hashtags. We will be using twitter gem which uses Twitter API under the hood.

Active Job is a framework for declaring jobs and making them run on a variety of queuing backends while sidekiq is a battle tested gem that does the same thing. Rails provides an easy way to setup Active Job with Sidekiq which we will look into in this blog.

Capistrano provides a one line command deployment to remote servers. In this tutorial, we will be looking at how we can setup capistrano with our Rails application and deploy the app to remote server.

In Ruby on Rails applications with mysql2 gem, mysql2 gem always threw error when trying in the new M1 Mac. The error always said "ld: library not found for -lzstd" and "make failed".