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The ruby 2.5.0 feature nobody talks about
Since many years the ruby community asked to have branch coverage. That’s something that if you worked a little bit with JS frameworks you really missed. If you don’t miss it, you probably don’t.
Simple Intro to CSP for Rails
Security is in the new a lot recently since the disclosure of the Spectre .
A ruby gem for elegant data science and machine learning
Lurn is a ruby gem for performing machine learning. The API and design patterns in Lurn are inspired by sklearn, an analogous library for Python.
Rails on Docker: Getting Started with Docker and Ruby on Rails
Docker is a fantastic tool for isolating your app and its environment, and allows easy distribution and state-replication across multiple environments.
Design Patterns in Ruby: Strategy Pattern
Design patterns can be powerful conceptual models for thinking about how to solve problems in software development. Popularized in the ’90s by the Gang of Four, many of them have remained relevant.
5 Ways to Deal with Nil Headaches in Ruby
Ruby is so much fun in many respects. Everything is an object and all our code are just objects passing messages to one another. We can do awesome, powerful things like metaprogramming with ease. We don’t have to worry about what a thing is, inste...
Rust for Rubyists - Idiomatic Patterns in Rust and Ruby
Personal website of Matthias Endler, a Software Engineer interested in low-level programming and backend development. PHP, Python, Go, Rust.
Ruby Users: Be Wary of Net::HTTP
A few months ago we released We::Call, a gem that wraps popular HTTP-client Faraday. We::Call aims to configure the popular gem with as many best practices for HTTP communications by default as.
Ruby 2.5 Is Out - Let's Benchmark
The benchmarks themselves are not that compute-intense but generate a lot of small objects and strings. As no heavy computation is done it means that potential speed-ups of the Ruby interpreter are most likely not that pronounced.
Top 5 Reasons for Ruby-ists to Use Crystal - The Crystal Programming Language
There are so many reasons for Rubysts to give Crystal a try - in this blogpost, Mark Siemers shares his top 5.
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