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Superglue 1.0: React ❤️ Rails. A new era of thoughtfulness

Superglue 1.0: React ❤️ Rails. A new era of thoughtfulness I’m thrilled to announce the release of Superglue 1.0. First announced a year ago, Superglue is a library designed to make building interactive Rails and React apps as productive as the classic Rails stack. In every client project we’ve used it on...

Lessons learned Migrating my SAAS to Rails 8

Lessons learned Migrating my SAAS to Rails 8 My side project Abot for Slack, has been around for ~7 years, i.e., since Rails 5.1. It’s now yielding passive income while running on an almost complete autopilot. But I’m still keeping its dependencies up-to-date. The recent migration to Rails 8...

Gem::SafeMarshal escape / nastystereo.com

Gem::SafeMarshal escape / nastystereo.com In September 2023, Ruby added Gem::SafeMarshal in an attempt to make deserialization while processing packaged library .gem files safer. I decided to learn how it works and take on the challenge of breaking it to execute arbitrary commands. # How...

What Is It (in Ruby 3.4)? - Kevin Murphy

What Is It (in Ruby 3.4)? - Kevin Murphy An explanation of the it block parameter introduced in Ruby 3.4The block we pass to map does not define a name for the parameter to represent the variable we’re manipulating in each iteration. Instead, Ruby knows it refers to that variable. Start...

The Silent Guardian: Why Bundler Checksums Are a Game-Changer for Your Applications

The Silent Guardian: Why Bundler Checksums Are a Game-Changer for Your Applications Protect your Ruby projects from supply chain attacks with Bundler 2.6's new checksum verification. Learn how to implement this crucial security feature today.The Ruby ecosystem relies heavily on RubyGems.org as the central platform for distributin...

How to build an API with Ruby and Sinatra | Zuplo Blog

How to build an API with Ruby and Sinatra | Zuplo Blog This article is written by Alvaro, a member of the Zuplo community and longtime API builder. You can check out more of his work here. All opinions expressed are his own. Have you ever heard of Frank Herbert’s Dune saga? I’m not talking about the ...

Dissecting Puma: Anatomy of a Ruby Web Server | Dan Svetlov’s blog

Dissecting Puma: Anatomy of a Ruby Web Server | Dan Svetlov’s blog Puma is the most popular1 web server for running Ruby applications. If you’ve recently started working on a new Rails application, chances are you’re using Puma to serve HTTP traffic, as it is the default Ruby on Rails server. Puma has stood the t...

What changed in Rails this year? | Greg Molnar

What changed in Rails this year? | Greg Molnar 2024 was an amazing year for the Rails community and I’d like to share a summary of what changed in the framework. As a TLDR, there were more than 4000 commits from 562 contributors and 55 releases, including Rails 8!.

Ruby 3.4 Documentation: A Step Towards Better Ruby Documentation

Ruby 3.4 Documentation: A Step Towards Better Ruby Documentation Ruby 3.4 isn’t just about shiny language features; it also comes with meaningful documentation updates. Some of these changes are reflected in the content of docs.ruby-lang.org, while others are behind the scenes in RDoc, the official documentatio...

Useful things you can do with Rails console

Useful things you can do with Rails console Rails console is the type of tool that we, as Rails developers, heavily use in production and development environments for any type of the apps. Besides interacting with the database to read or manipulate records, there are plenty of other use cas...

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