#24 Some useful gems list

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Purposegem
DebuggingPry
Email testLetter Opener
Testingrspec
simplecov(check test code coverage)
Factory_bot
rswag
faker
environment variablesfigaro/magic-multiconnection
tracking visitsahoy
Background jobsidekiq
Searchelasticseacrh
deploymentcapistrano-rails
Databasepg
cacheredis
serialize json dataactive_model_serializers
logindevise
scheduler(cron job)rufus-scheduler
notify exception via emailexception_notification
push notificationruby-push-notifications
Json Web Token (JWT)
 for token based authentication
RabbitMQbunny
Securityhttps://github.com/Snorby/snorby
puma_worker_killer
spring
magic_multi_connection
allocation_stats
puma_worker_killer
hyper-rails
memory_profiler

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