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Programming with a love of the implicit

Programming with a love of the implicit It’s always better to be explicit! That’s pretty much a programming truism. Rarely directly challenged, lest one betray the foundational tenors of Proper Programming. But challenge it we should, and head on.

Crystal from a Rubyist's Perspective

Crystal from a Rubyist's Perspective Crystal is a language written to be very much like Ruby but as a compiled language rather than an interpreted one. This gives us the advantage of compile time optimizations which will make our code run much faster.

Hidden features of Ruby you may not know about

Hidden features of Ruby you may not know about How well do you know the language you’re using? What if I tell you that even you use it the whole day and every day it still can hide some tricks that you might not be aware of? I’d like to reveal some less or more known, but certainly interesting...

Services - what are they and why we need them?

Services - what are they and why we need them? Model-View-Controller is a design pattern which absolutely dominated web frameworks. On the first look it provides a great and logical separation between our application components. When we apply some basic principles (like ‘fat models, slim contr...

Microservices - 72 resources

Microservices - 72 resources Microservices - everyone talks about them nowadays. There’s no common understanding however what they are. I’ve been researching this topic for a while, gathering and evaluating articles, presentations and conference videos.

Mastering Exceptions in Ruby

Mastering Exceptions in Ruby This is a publication of Honeybadger, the Ruby exception monitoring experts. We publish a lot of blog posts about Ruby and web development. When you sign up we'll send you around one or two emails per month with our most popular content.

Hello Sidekiq 5.0

Hello Sidekiq 5.0 After a few months of work, I'm happy to announce that Sidekiq 5.0 is now available. Sidekiq 5.0 refactors the core job processor to work better with Rails 5 and includes a few breaking changes that have been pending for a while.

Helix: Native Ruby Extensions Without Fear

Helix: Native Ruby Extensions Without Fear NATIVE RUBY EXTENSIONS WITHOUT FEARHelix makes writing Ruby classes in Rust safe and fun.

Bundler’s new update options

Bundler’s new update options The main reason behind all the new options is to allow a more “conservative” approach of updating gems. “Conservative” is quite a broad term, but for Bundler it means two things.

March 2017 Monthly Update - Ruby Together

March 2017 Monthly Update - Ruby Together On the whole, this month was pretty quiet. We filed our taxes, worked on some plans for the future, and continued to pay for developer hours to maintain Ruby’s tooling infrastructure.

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