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The TLDR on Ruby's new TLDR testing framework

The TLDR on Ruby's new TLDR testing framework My buddy Aaron “tenderlove” Patterson and I paired on his livestream recently on a brand-spankin’ new testing framework for Ruby. I spent the next few days and, yes, nights sporting my mad scientist lab coat and experimenting to see if I could mak...

EURUKO 2024 - City pitching Tuzla, Bosnia.

EURUKO 2024 - City pitching Tuzla, Bosnia. EURUKO 2024 - City pitching Tuzla, Bosnia.

The Ruby on Rails Podcast Episode 490: Ruby On Rails As A Career Choice with Olly Headey

The Ruby on Rails Podcast Episode 490: Ruby On Rails As A Career Choice with Olly Headey Olly Headey joined the show to talk with Elise about his recent blog post concerning the future of Ruby on Rails as a career. We discuss his post, some survey data, and talk about software developers might want to think about this.

How to communicate like a GitHub engineer: our principles, practices, and tools - The GitHub Blog

How to communicate like a GitHub engineer: our principles, practices, and tools - The GitHub Blog As a company that’s been remote-first since day one, GitHub Engineering has learned a lot about how to communicate effectively across time zones, teams, and tools. We’ve distilled our experience into a set of guidelines that we call “How we commun...

On using Phlex | katafrakt's garden

On using Phlex | katafrakt's garden The most important characteristic of Phlex in my opinion is that, at least for Rails, it’s a view layer we never had but always needed. Rails, despite stating that it’s MVC, does not really offer much on the “V” front. It feels much more like a mo...

Gosu Game Jam 5 - itch.io

Gosu Game Jam 5 - itch.io A game jam from 2023-10-08 to 2023-10-23 hosted by Cyberarm .

Writing Object Shape friendly code in Ruby

Writing Object Shape friendly code in Ruby Ruby 3.2 includes a performance optimization called Object Shapes, that changes how the Ruby VM stores, looks up, and caches instances variables (the variables that look like @ivar) . YJIT also takes advantage of Object Shapes, and the upcoming Ru...

Rails 7.1 adds support for multi-column ordering in ActiveRecord::Batches - BigBinary Blog

Rails 7.1 adds support for multi-column ordering in ActiveRecord::Batches - BigBinary Blog In Rails versions prior to 7.1, when batch processing records with a composite primary key, like id_1 and id_2, developers could use the :asc or :desc argument to control the sorting order. However, there was a limitation in how this sorting worke...

Natalie, a Ruby Dialect

Natalie, a Ruby Dialect Natalie can already run quite a few small scripts, which you can find in the examples directory: a small program that brute forces arithmetic for a math game, the ubiquitous recursive Fibonacci script, a GTK hello world example, and so on.The bigg...

How dare you test a private method

How dare you test a private method I feel inspired to talk more about “testing a private method” (gasp!). Since people seem to get upset about it.Where did this idea of it being bad even come from? I remember when learning to code it was all over the place. Blog posts, books, podca...

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