Rails 8 brings some cool new security related changes and I will also sum up why I think Rails is one of the best options for an application with high security requirements.

I will have some capacity for Rails work soon, my DMs are open and retweets are appreciated for reach. More details: My ideal setup would be a part-time position(2 days a week) with flexibility of shifting those 2 days and be available 4 days on some weeks and be away for a whole week about once a month, because when I do a pentest, it takes usually 5 days. Alternatively I would be also open to short-term full-time contracts up to 1 month or fixed scope work that wouldn't take longer than that. I consider myself a full-stack developer and I can handle backend and frontend, and I can take a project from a design to reality. I also have a lot of experience with performance optimization and security. I don't have much recent experience with React, so if you need someone who can hit the ground running with a React frontend, I am not your best option.

I would love to find out what folks use for file uploads in Rails apps. Would you mind sharing it with me? Retweets for reach are appreciated.