Issue 232 — February 5, 2015
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SitePoint
Aaron Lasseigne takes a look at some of the new things we can play with in Ruby 2.2, such as Binding#local_variables, Enumerable#slice_after, and Kernel#itself. I hadn’t known about most of these.
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Eqbal Quran
A practical (rather than theoretical) treatment of the various techniques and approaches that are available for concurrency and parallelism in Ruby.
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Ninefold Sponsored
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Simon Eskildsen
A look at the measures taken by Shopify to ensure their busy Rails-based e-commerce system can stand the heat on Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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Koichi Sasada
Ruby 2.2 introduced incremental garbage collection for extra performance through shorter GC pause times. This is an overview of the technique and how it compares to what older MRI implementations did.
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RubyGems.org
The RubyGems site uses so many gems, they’ve split their vendor/cache folder out into a separate repository. Arthur Nogueira Neves looks at the how and why.
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Kamil Lelonek
Ansible is an IT automation tool, most often used for configuring servers and deploying apps.
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Jobs
In brief
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It's Raining Gems: How to Build Your Own Ruby Gem tutorial
Engine Yard
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Using Rails Fixtures To Seed a Database tutorial
Brandon Hilkert
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The Rails API Mini Guide tutorial
Yoni Weisbrod
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Using Ruby Object Type Classes to Safely Build Data tutorial
Daniel P. Clark
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What to Do When Your Rails App Slows to A Crawl tutorial
Just a few tips and things to check for.
Leigh Halliday
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Setting up Ember.js with Rails tutorial
Nando Vieira
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Finding Your Way Around A New Rails Project tutorial
Justin Weiss
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Query JSON with Postgres 9.4 and Rails 4.2 tutorial
Robert Beene
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Authentication with Devise and cancancan in Rails 4.2 tutorial
Jack Zelig
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Deoptimizing Ruby video
Chris Seaton looks at a technique to jump from compiled code back to an interpreter for the ‘tricky’ parts of Ruby only, and how this can yield better performance.
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Jazz Fingers: An Opinionated Set of Console Related Gems tools
Includes Pry, Awesome Print, Hirb, Pry Doc, and others.
Paulo Henrique Lopes Ribeiro
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Testing and Deploying your apps with Codeship tools
Codeship is a hosted Continuous Delivery service that focuses on speed, reliability and usability. Codeship Sponsored
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Spring Is Dead to Me opinion
Steve Richert
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yomu: Read Text and Metadata From Files and Documents code
Supports formats like .doc, .docx, .pages, .odt, .rtf, .pdf and lets you pull out raw text too. Leans on Apache Tika so you need a working JRE present.
Erol Fornoles
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gem-shut-the-f**k-up: Silences RubyGems' Post Install Messages code
For when you want to keep things peaceful and not party hard.
Tim Pope
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6 Gems to Make Rails Development Easier code
Greg Niewisiewicz
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Dream: A Music Video Written in Ruby code
Chris Dillon
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RubyDNS 1.0.0 Released: A DNS Serving and Manipulation Tool code
Samuel Williams
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