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SitePoint
Application templates are Ruby files that use a DSL for adding gems/initializers and other features to freshly created Rails projects. Glenn Goodrich shows off some examples.
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Avdi Grimm
Avdi compares the performance of multiple ways to dispatch calls within an object, from dynamic to hard coded approaches.
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Stefan Wintermeyer
A 500 page book available in Kindle format. Usually around $10 but Stefan has made this available free for today only (most likely before midnight Pacific time on June 4th).
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Bert Goethals
A quick reminder of how using Hash’s ‘default’ mechanism can help produce more lazily evaluated code.
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Kickstarter
If you want to help fund the development of what I'm sure will be ten great in-depth Ruby articles, check this out. Greg's reputation is beyond reproach. Don't believe me? Enjoy some of these previously published works.
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InfraRuby Vision
An intriguing project which compiles specially type annotated Ruby (so don’t expect Rails to run!) to run rapidly under the Java Virtual Machine. Usage instructions here.
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RubyFlow
RubyFlow was created so any Rubyist could easily share their blog posts, libraries, etc. with the community. It gets about 10 posts a day and we use it to find items for Ruby Weekly so consider posting there too :-)
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Jobs In brief - Mongo BSON Injection: Ruby Regexps Strike Again news
A subtle bug in bson-ruby (as used by several Mongo libraries) which can result in a BSON injection vulnerability.
Egor Homakov - How to Simplify Active Record Scopes That Reference Other Models tutorial
Alex Okolish - Mark Methods Private When You Don’t Test Them tutorial
Pat Shaughnessy - Make Your Own Rack Server tutorial
Brandon Rice - Build Custom User Analytics with Parse tutorial
SitePoint - A Week with A Rails Security Strategy: More Security, New Habits tutorial
An outline for a week with mini habits that form a Rails ‘security strategy.’
Heiko Webers - Capturing stdout & stderr from Shell Commands in Ruby tutorial
Starr Horne - Removing N+ SQL Queries for Speed video
Rubycasts.io - Find Bugs Before Your Users Do - A Few Lines of Code is All it Takes tools
Real-time error tracking for Ruby on Rails that you can set up in minutes.
Raygun Sponsored - Why I’m Betting On Elixir opinion
A Rubyist reflects on the Ruby-like Erlang VM based language. Mostly of interest now as Matz has linked to it.
Ken Mazaika - Don't Use before_action to Load Data opinion
DRY vs obviousness
Jeroen Weeink - The Tumblr Client Wrapper: Embed Multiple Tumblr Posts into Rails Views code
A Ruby wrapper for the official tumblr-client gem and Tumblr API v2.
evenix - matchete: A DSL for Method Overloading Based On Pattern Matching code
Alexander Ivanov - Emailhunter: A Ruby Wrapper Around the Email Hunter API code
Email Hunter is essentially a search engine of email addresses.
Davide Santangelo - Webinspector: Scrape and 'Inspect' a Web Page code
Given a URL, Webinspector can return the page’s title, description, links, images, etc.
Davide Santangelo - Lapine: A Gem for Speaking to RabbitMQ code
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