⚙️ Building a better Ruby ORM for time series and analytics

1. TimescaleDB

   1 100 18,558 9.8 C

   A time-series database for high-performance real-time analytics packaged as a Postgres extension

   

   This is where TimescaleDB comes in. Built on PostgreSQL (it’s an extension), TimescaleDB is purpose-built for time series and other demanding workloads, and thanks to the timescaledb gem, it integrates seamlessly into Rails. You don’t have to leave behind the conventions or patterns you love, it just works alongside them.

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3. RubyGems

   2 26 2,356 9.9 Ruby

   The Ruby community's gem hosting service.

   

   The following code snippet highlights the real-life use case that inspired me to build a continuous aggregates macro for better time-series data aggregations. It’s part of a RubyGems contribution I made, and it’s still a work in progress. However, it’s worth validating how this idea can reduce the Ruby code you’ll have to maintain.

4. timescaledb-ruby

   3 2 100 7.6 Ruby

   The timescaledb gem. Pack of helpers to work with TimescaleDB extension in Ruby.

   

   Also, GitHub ⭐s for our Ruby library are very much welcome!

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