@bradgessler Rails has a built in postgres actioncable adapter that uses notify/listen but it has a limit of 8kb. So you need more than that SolidCable uses polling to get around it.
With Rails 8’s #SolidCable, real-time WebSocket updates are simpler than ever. Use your existing database, drop Redis as a dependency, streamline your stack, cut costs, and maintain high performance. @typecraft_dev shows you how: https://t.co/zwyNIf2zT8
@igor_alexandrov You should try using rubylang/ruby:3.4.1-jammy as the base image. It's basically a drop in replacement but is about 75mb smaller then the https://t.co/zIQko5JZA8 version.
Welp the day has come that the company I worked for got sunset so I am on the hunt for a new job. If anyone happens to know of any great Rails shops(that use turbo 🤞) feel free to reach out! DMs are open. RTs for reach appreciated.
Released a new version of ActiveInsights. Gave it a fresh coat of paint to be similar to the new error pages and https://t.co/gUtc9tfRHw. Before vs After
@roger Author here: it’s not a warning just a note to make people aware that pg has its own adapter that uses notify which is more performant since it doesn’t have to use polling. While also pointing out that the pg adapter does have a limitation which is why sc is tested against pg