Issue 235 — February 25, 2015
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Phil Nash
A look at Envyable, Figaro, and Dotenv, which provide different ways to store environment variables alongside a Ruby app.
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Peter Cooper
A primer on binary, binary operations, and how it all comes together in Ruby for various purposes (such as packing and unpacking or flags).
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Andrew Sinner
A comprehensive Rails 4.2-based tutorial on uploading files directly to S3 using Amazon’s AWS SDK if, say, you don’t fancy using an upload system like CarrierWave.
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ruby-lang.org
With this release, Ruby 2.0 goes into a security maintenance phase with only critical security fixes being applied to it in future. Ruby 2.0 maintenance will end on Feb 24, 2016 so migrate to Ruby 2.1 or 2.2 by then.
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Brian Hempel
A four part series (the first two parts are available so far) on optimizing a potentially memory-heavy Rails action without resorting to pagination.
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Blake Mesdag
A look at some under-utilized convenience methods that can help when debugging.
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In brief
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Brighton (UK) Ruby Conference 2015 - July 20, 2015 news
The CFP is open until the end of April. Avdi Grimm, Sarah Allen, and others are already confirmed to speak.
Andy Croll
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EuRuKo 2015: The European Ruby Conference, in Austria over Oct 17-18 news
Euruko
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Rails 4.2.1.rc2 and 4.1.10.rc2 Released news
Final 4.2.1 and 4.1.10 releases are expected on Mon, Mar 2.
Official Rails Blog
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Different Methods for Merging Ruby Hashes tutorial
Gordon Diggs
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Building an Activity Feed in Rails tutorial
SitePoint
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Writing Methods for Both Class and Instance Levels tutorial
Daniel P. Clark
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Using ECMAScript 6 with Rails 4.2 Projects tutorial
Umair Siddique
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Sharing Code Between ActiveAdmin Resources tutorial
Tamás Michelberger
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Replacing The Rails Asset Pipeline with Gulp tutorial
Bugsnag
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The Beginners Guide to jQuery.Deferred and Promises for Ruby Programmers tutorial
Marcin Grzywaczewski
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How to Configure Your Rails App to Ship tutorial
Justin Weiss
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A 14 Minute Introduction to Ansible video
The server configuration, orchestration and deployment tool.
Ruby Tree Software
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Fragment Caching with Ruby on Rails 4.2 video
Stefan Wintermeyer
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Phusion Passenger 5 Release Candidate 2: Lots of Bug Fixes tools news
Phusion
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Tokaido 2.1 Released: A Ruby and Rails Stack for OS X tools
Includes Ruby 2.1.5, RubyGems 2.4.6, Rails 4.2, Redis 2.8, and more.
Tokaido
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biz: Time Calculations using Business Hours code
Zendesk
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Gorack: A Go Frontend Webserver for Ruby's Rack Applications code
Still an alpha / proof of concept.
gmarik
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Melt: A Way to Unfreeze Ruby Objects code
This doesn’t sound like a great idea, but hey.
Žižkov.rb
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react.rb: An Opal Ruby Wrapper of React.js code
David Chang
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Authie: Improve Session Security in Rails Apps code
Adam Cooke
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haikunator: Heroku-like Random Name Generator code
This should be called 'rough-snowflake' or 'cheeky-monster', no? :-) Usman Bashir
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