Ruby 3.2 Is EOL: What You Actually Need to Do
Ruby 3.2 hit end of life on March 31, 2026. What that actually means for your Rails app, your real risk, and why Ruby 3.4 is the target to upgrade to.
Posts tagged: security
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How I Audit a Legacy Rails Codebase in the First Week
My Rails codebase audit process: stakeholder interviews before code, Gemfile and schema before any tools, and a single-page triage as the deliverable.
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Rails default_scope: Why You Should Never Use It
`default_scope` quietly breaks `Model.all`, corrupts scope chaining, bleeds into associations, and can leak data in multi-tenant apps. Here's why it's dangerous and what to use instead.
