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ChatGPT makes a contribution to Rails
#646 — March 23, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyParklife: Render a Rack App to a Static Build— Render a Rack app (Rails/Sinatra/etc) to a static site so it can be served by Netlify, Now, GitHub Pages,...
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Progress on Ruby's newest parser
#647 — March 30, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyLive Elements: Interactive, Real Time Apps without JavaScript— Sam saw Phoenix LiveView, which offers Elixir developers rich, real-time user experiences...
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So long Ruby 2.x (2013-2023)
#648 — April 6, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyRuby 3.2.2 (and Friends) Released— Last week, we mentioned a ReDOS vulnerability in URI– releases of Ruby 3.2.2, 3.1.4, 3.0.6 and 2.7.8 have been released...
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Updating Rails weekly over at GitHub
#649 — April 13, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyBuilding GitHub with (the Latest) Ruby and Rails— GitHub is, arguably, the Rails monolith with two million lines of code and 1,000 engineers working on...
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131 billion gems downloaded
#650 — April 20, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyComponent Driven Development on Rails with Phlex— You’ve likely heard of Phlex, a pure-Ruby approach for building views for a web app (in contrast to...
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Some advanced Active Record concepts
#651 — April 27, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyMRSK: Hot Deployment Tool to Watch—or Total Game Changer?— The Evil Martians team gives DHH’s new container-based MRSK deployment tool a ‘vibe check’....
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Faraday keeps us in the loop
#652 — May 4, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyRetries Made Better with Faraday Loop— Ever need a simple way to retry a block of code in Ruby? Maybe with a maximum number of retries or exponential...
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When Google said RubyGems was bad news
#653 — May 11, 2023Read on the WebFrom the editor:This is a re-send of yesterday's issue of Ruby Weekly. 'Google Safe Browsing' flagged RubyGems․org as a malware site in error and, because we linked...
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Ruby 3.3 makes its first appearance
#654 — May 18, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyRuby 3.3 Preview 1 Released— Christmas Day, and the eventual release of Ruby 3.3, might be seven months away, but there’s already a preview release to sink...
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So quiet that I'm Photoshopping broccoli
#655 — May 25, 2023Read on the Web✍️ When I started looking around for things to write up for this issue, I was surprised at how.. quiet it was – even Björk would have something to say about it....
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Euruko's back for 2023
#656 — June 1, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyLet's 'Standardize' Rails? An Experiment in Democracy— The keepers of standard-rails (a Rubocop configuration for Rails) had a RailsConf session where they...
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AWS Lambda loves Ruby again
#657 — June 8, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyRuby 3.2 Runtime Now Available in AWS Lambda— Ruby was one of the earliest languages to be supported on AWS’s serverless Lambda platform, but has been...
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Exciting developments in Ruby parsing
#658 — June 15, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyOn Rewriting Ruby's Parser— The folks at Shopify have been working on a new parser for CRuby called YARP (Yet Another Ruby Parser). Gone is Bison and its...
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Cataloging hundreds of Ruby videos
#659 — June 22, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyLamby 5.0: A Rails & AWS Lambda Integration for Rack— Ken is the most optimistic person I know when it comes to running Ruby and Rails apps on Lambda,...
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Shopify's safer take on ERB
#660 — June 29, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyMaking SQLite Extensions gem install-able in Ruby— There isn’t an obvious ‘big story’ this week, so I want to shine a spotlight on SQLite genius Alex...
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Can AI tools write good Rails code? Well..
#661 — July 6, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyRevisiting Garbage Collection in Ruby— First published in 2020 but now almost entirely rewritten for 2023, Ruby internals expert Peter Zhu takes us on a...
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A proposal for overloaded methods
#662 — July 13, 2023Read on the WebRuby Weeklydefp: Proposing a Way to Define Overloadable, Pattern Matched Methods— Few language proposals made on Ruby’s issues board make it to fruition, but with...
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Fara-way nicer docs
#663 — July 20, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyShale 1.0: Object Mapper and Serializer for Text Formats— A library for converting JSON, YAML, TOML, CSV and XML into Ruby data structures and back again....
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Machine learning in Ruby
#664 — July 27, 2023Read on the WebRuby Weekly▶ Forecasting the Future: An Intro to Machine Learning in Ruby— Why let Python have all the fun? At RailsConf 2023, Landon Gray gave a talk about doing...
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Using Ruby in Jupyter Notebook
#665 — August 3, 2023Read on the WebRuby WeeklyWhy Rails Needs Components— Do you think having shareable, reusable, easily styled components would make Rails even more compelling? Avi makes the case...
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