what is the difference between the Observers and Callbacks in Ruby on Rails?
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Answer / Karan Majumdar
In Ruby on Rails, both observers and callbacks are used for handling events. However, observers allow you to observe multiple models at once and execute code when associated events occur. Callbacks, on the other hand, are methods that get executed automatically when a specific event occurs within a model.
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