When calling a method on an object in Ruby, the language searches for that method across a hierarchy of classes and modules. This lookup process ensures that Ruby finds the…
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Database migrations are essential for maintaining the integrity and structure of applications as they evolve. Two primary strategies exist for managing migrations: centralized and decentralized. Each approach has its unique…
Indexes are essential tools in MySQL that drastically improve query performance, especially when dealing with large tables. In this guide, we’ll dive into how indexes work, explore their types, and…