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Ronin 2.1.0 finally released! | Ronin

Ronin 2.1.0 finally released! | Ronin After nearly a year of development and the completion of Phase 2, Ronin 2.1.0 has finally been released! It might not seem like a big difference between 2.0.0 and 2.1.0, but this release includes a ton of new libraries and commands.

Startups on Rails in 2024: my keynote at RailsConf

Startups on Rails in 2024: my keynote at RailsConf In 2023, I attended my first RailsConf. I made some new friends and got an overwhelming amount of support. After that experience, I wanted to reflect some of that awesome spirit back and be useful for the community in some way. This is when I noti...

Mid-Year Review: IRB and Rails Console Enhancements in the First Half of 2024 | Rails at Scale

Mid-Year Review: IRB and Rails Console Enhancements in the First Half of 2024 | Rails at Scale As a core part of the Ruby ecosystem, IRB (Interactive Ruby) is an invaluable tool for developers. With its rapid pace of changes and improvements, staying up-to-date with the latest features can significantly enhance your development workflow. In...

Abusing Rails' content_for to push data attributes up the DOM | justin․searls․co

Abusing Rails' content_for to push data attributes up the DOM | justin․searls․co f you use Hotwired with Rails, you probably find yourself writing a lot of data attributes. This is great, because (similar to HTMX), it makes the DOM the primary source of truth and all that, but it sometimes imposes one of several vexing constra...

The JRuby Blog : Independence Day

The JRuby Blog : Independence Day As they say, all good things must come to an end, and so it is with our sponsorship from Red Hat. We recently received notice that after 12 years of support, JRuby funding at Red Hat would conclude. Recent reorganization has changed priorities, an...

ONCE — Writebook

ONCE — Writebook Blogging and posting on social is easy. But why is it so hard to publish a whole book on the web? It’s not anymore. Writebook is remarkably simple software that allows you to publish text and pictures in a simple, browsable online book format.Here...

Vignettes on language evolution: discovering an old syntax feature history

Vignettes on language evolution: discovering an old syntax feature history While working on Ruby Evolution-themed articles (and looking for a shape for the future book), I am starting to look deeper and deeper into the history of the language—and into other languages, too, trying to understand when some solutions became ...

API versioning in Ruby on Rails

API versioning in Ruby on Rails Versioning APIs is a critical part of building web applications, as it allows you to make changes that may otherwise break existing API users. Changing the contract between the API and the clients that depend on it is dangerous, and versioning end...

How to Access Raw POST Data in Rails

How to Access Raw POST Data in Rails This post shows how you can access the raw, unaltered request body using a 20-year old `raw_post` method in the Rails frameworkAs always, if you have any questions or feedback, didn't understand something, or found a mistake, please leave a commen...

Better Know A Ruby Thing: On The Use of Private Methods

Better Know A Ruby Thing: On The Use of Private Methods In Ruby, a method without side effects should be public.You should only have a private method if there is a side effect such that the object will end up in a bad state if it called at the wrong time. (Also, you should try to avoid having methods t...

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