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Interview with Daniela Baron, Staff Engineer at FundThrough

Interview with Daniela Baron, Staff Engineer at FundThrough Welcome to the new series on this blog where I interview noteworthy Ruby and Rails developers, especially those who have made significant contributions to the community with their code, writing, or leadership.In this second post in the series, I i...

The Ultimate Loofah Cheatsheet for Ruby | ProxiesAPI

The Ultimate Loofah Cheatsheet for Ruby | ProxiesAPI oofah is a Ruby library for parsing and manipulating HTML/XML documents. It provides a simple API for traversing, manipulating, and extracting data from markup. Some key features:Built on top of Nokogiri, so it inherits Nokogiri's speed and Ruby i...

Should I add typing to my Ruby project?

Should I add typing to my Ruby project? You’ve heard good things about Sorbet and RBS. Over in Javascript land, Typescript is all the rage. The long standing debate of static vs dynamic typing is alive in the software industry with a fresh energy and static typing seems to be currently ...

Understanding Rails Callbacks and Common Pitfalls

Understanding Rails Callbacks and Common Pitfalls I recently spent a good chunk of time debugging a bug and in turn, did a lot of research on how Transactions and Touch work with callbacks like after_commit. Below is the debugging "story" I shared on X, if you like reading those, give it a shot b...

Announcing the end of support for Ruby runtimes 2.3 and 2.4 for the AWS SDK For Ruby

Announcing the end of support for Ruby runtimes 2.3 and 2.4 for the AWS SDK For Ruby Starting November 24, 2023, AWS SDK for Ruby version 3 will no longer support these end of life (EOL) Ruby runtime versions:Ruby 2.3 – EOL began on 2019-03-31Ruby 2.4 – EOL began on 2020-03-31Since these versions are end-of-life, we have seen supp...

“Useless Ruby sugar”: Pattern matching (Pt. 1)

“Useless Ruby sugar”: Pattern matching (Pt. 1) This is a part of a blog post series about “useless” (or: controversial) syntax elements that emerged in recent Ruby version. The goal of the series is not to defend (or criticize) the features, but to share a “thought framework” for analysis of t...

How fast really is Ruby 3.x? / Fujimoto Seiji @fujimotos - YouTube

How fast really is Ruby 3.x? / Fujimoto Seiji @fujimotos - YouTube [JA]How fast really is Ruby 3.x? / Fujimoto Seiji @fujimotos.

The Roadmap to Rails Upgrades by FastRuby.io

The Roadmap to Rails Upgrades by FastRuby.io The roadmap to upgrade Rails is a deep dive into your Rails app. A Ruby and Rails code audit report with an action plan to upgrade RailsWhen the upgrade is finally a priorityUpgrading Rails often lingers at the bottom of to-do lists, with bug fixe...

Customize and abbreviate number_to_human - Andy Croll

Customize and abbreviate number_to_human - Andy Croll One of Rails’s most helpful view helpers is number_to_human and it has many options to customise its output. You can read the detailed documentation of its many flexible options.

Postgres Goodies in Ruby on Rails 7.1

Postgres Goodies in Ruby on Rails 7.1 async queries: send long-running queries the background while the code runs along, great for pages with multiple long-running queries that can be run in parallelcomposite primary keys: native support for using two or more columns as a primary keyc...

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