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#365: Sequel 5.0.0 Released
This week's Ruby and Rails newsRead this e-mail on the WebRuby Weekly Issue 365 — September 7, 2017 Practical AI Teaching a Neural Network to Play a Game Using Q-LearningIf you’re into AI, this is a...
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#366: Ruby 2.4.2 Released With Multiple Security Fixes
This week's Ruby and Rails newsRead this e-mail on the WebRuby Weekly Issue 366 — September 14, 2017 ruby-lang.org Ruby 2.4.2 Released With Multiple Security FixesThe vulnerabilities include a buffer...
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#367: Loading 1 Million Lines of Ruby in 5 Seconds
This week's Ruby and Rails newsRead this e-mail on the WebRuby Weekly Issue 367 — September 21, 2017 Marc Anguera Insa Awesome Ruby: Curated List of Ruby Libraries and ToolsIt’s been over a year since...
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#368: Visualizing Your Ruby Heap
This week's Ruby and Rails newsRead this e-mail on the WebRuby Weekly Issue 368 — September 28, 2017 Aaron Patterson Visualizing Your Ruby HeapCore team member Aaron ‘tenderlove’ Patterson digs into...
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#369: Could We Drop Symbols From Ruby?
This week's Ruby and Rails newsRead this e-mail on the WebRuby Weekly Issue 369 — October 5, 2017 Robert Pankowecki Could We Drop Symbols From Ruby?A potentially controversial thought experiment here....
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#366: Ruby 2.4.2 Released With Multiple Security Fixes
Ruby Weekly Issue 366 — September 14, 2017 ruby-lang.orgRuby 2.4.2 Released With Multiple Security FixesThe vulnerabilities include a buffer under-run vuln in Kernel.sprintf and RubyGems issues. Ruby...
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#367: Loading 1 Million Lines of Ruby in 5 Seconds
Ruby Weekly Issue 367 — September 21, 2017 Marc Anguera InsaAwesome Ruby: Curated List of Ruby Libraries and ToolsIt’s been over a year since we’ve linked to this epic, categorized collection of Ruby...
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#368: Visualizing Your Ruby Heap
Ruby Weekly Issue 368 — September 28, 2017 Aaron PattersonVisualizing Your Ruby HeapCore team member Aaron ‘tenderlove’ Patterson digs into what it takes to write a program for visualizing Ruby heap...
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#369: Could We Drop Symbols From Ruby?
Ruby Weekly Issue 369 — October 5, 2017 Robert PankoweckiCould We Drop Symbols From Ruby?A potentially controversial thought experiment here. Could symbols simply be replaced by frozen, immutable...
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#370: Ruby 2.5 Preview 1 Released
Ruby Weekly Issue 370 — October 12, 2017 ruby-lang.orgRuby 2.5 Preview 1 ReleasedThe first official preview release of 2.5 is here (fingers crossed for a final release at Christmas). Aaron...
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#371: Configuring Puma, Unicorn and Passenger for Maximum Efficiency
Ruby Weekly Issue 371 — October 19, 2017 Nate BerkopecConfiguring Puma, Unicorn and Passenger for Maximum EfficiencyA guide to optimizing resource usage and maximizing throughput on three popular Ruby...
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#372: Ten New Features in Ruby 2.5
Ruby Weekly Issue 372 — October 26, 2017 RubyMine Blog10 New Features in Ruby 2.5Bundler is now bundled with the standard library, backtraces are experimentally shown in reverse order, and more. Mike...
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#373: Memory Conscious Programming in Ruby
Ruby Weekly Issue 373 — November 2, 2017 Avdi GrimmEnough With the Service Objects AlreadyA critique of the common advice to encapsulate business domain actions in “Service Objects”. Samuel...
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#374: Discussing Ruby 3.0 with Matz
Ruby Weekly Issue 374 — November 9, 2017 Ross KaffenbergerHow We Switched From Sprockets to WebpackA thorough writeup of what was involved and what was learnt by adopting the Webpacker system in an...
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Implementing a Worker Pool in Ruby
Ruby Weekly Issue 375 — November 16, 2017 Andrey DeryabinSniffer: Log and Analyze Outgoing HTTP RequestsHooks into Net::HTTP, Patron, Curb, Typhoeus and other Ruby HTTP libraries to log outgoing...
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Improving Ruby Performance with Rust
Ruby Weekly Issue 376 — November 23, 2017 Daniel P. ClarkImproving Ruby Performance with RustRust is a (compiled) systems language focused on speed and safety. What about integrating it with Ruby?...
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#377: Rails 5.2.0 Beta Released
Ruby Weekly Issue 377 — November 30, 2017 Official Rails BlogRails 5.2.0 Beta ReleasedThe latest 5.x release targets file uploads with Active Storage, a vastly improved Redis Cache Store, HTTP/2 early...
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#378: A Progress Update on Ruby 3x3
Ruby Weekly Issue 378 — December 7, 2017 Noah GibbsAn Update on the Progress of Ruby 3x3Ruby 3x3 is the idea that Ruby 3 should aim to be 3 times faster than Ruby 2.0. But how’s that working out so...
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#379: Ten New Features in Ruby v2.5
Ruby Weekly Issue 379 — December 14, 2017 Tom Lord10 (More) New Features in Ruby v2.5Ruby 2.5’s release is scheduled for December 25th, as is traditional in the Ruby community. Here are some features...
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#380: The Best of Ruby Weekly in 2017
Ruby Weekly Issue 380 — December 21, 2017 In this final issue of 2017, we look back at our most popular links of 2017, so no news this week, other than Stefan Wintermeyer, the author of Learn Rails...
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