Find time-consuming database queries for ActiveRecord-based Rails Apps
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A flexible, high-performance tagging system for Rails applications with support for polymorphic tags, custom transformers, and database-specific optimizations
mysql ruby rails metadata activerecord library gem validation database rails-engine tags sqlite polymorphic postgresql tagging transformers query-optimization counter-cache associations categorization
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A repository for benchmarking Optimistic Order-Preserving Hash Join (OOHJ) in MySQL using the Join Order Benchmark (JOB). Part of a Master’s thesis project, it includes scripts for setting up the database, running SQL queries, and evaluating performance.
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My Allocine" is a SQL project demonstrating data management and analysis with relational databases. It showcases SQL operations like modifying structures, updating rows, and retrieving data.
database-administration query-optimization data-manipulation rubby sql-fundamentals database-querying relational-database-management sql-commands-and-syntax database-table-structures data-retrieval-and-filtering sql-joins-and-relationships
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RailsQueryTracer hooks into ActiveRecord, finds N+1 queries, slow queries, and provides actionable insights with optional dashboard
ruby rubygems performance gem ruby-on-rails profiling query-optimization active-record slow-queries n1-query active-record-analysis
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🔍 Detect N+1 and slow queries in Rails apps with RailsQueryTracer for improved performance and actionable insights.
ruby rubygems performance gem profiling query-optimization active-record slow-queries n1-query active-record-analysis
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