I honestly didn’t use Solid Cable much, apart from indirectly. It’s an Action Cable adapter which again uses a database by default. It’s useful for real-time websockets features, although I only ended up using it to enable debugbar for local testing. Debugbar provides a handy toolbar that lets you inspect your SQL queries, HTTP requests and other useful debugging features while you’re developing. Reminded me a lot of the debug toolbars found in a lot of PHP frameworks like Symfony. Still, I really appreciated again being able to make use of all this without needing to spin up additional infrastructure.
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Wordle today: Answer, hints for March 14, 2026
When I checked out Rails 8, I noticed straight away that not only is there now a new pragmas: block available in the database.yml, but the defaults are now also set to sensible values for a production application. The values provided to my fresh Rails app were equivalent to: