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Issue 280 — January 14, 2016
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Daniel P. Clark
A fun grab bag of interesting things (and their usage) in Ruby, from Hash#invert and IRB’s _ to unary operators and aliases. How many do you already know?
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Ben Halpern
A brief interview with DHH about Rails’ position in the world of frameworks, Rails 5’s new features, and what other programming ideas are on his radar.
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RailsConf 2016
Get in before midnight Central on January 15. The event takes place in Kansas City this May 4-6.
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Nate Berkopec
While full support for HTTP/2 in Ruby web frameworks is still a way off, you can still benefit from it and it’s worthwhile learning what’s coming in the future anyway.
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Syed Humza Shah
An interesting look at how two seemingly equivalent pieces of code do not compile to the same thing internally.
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Nick Janetakis
Read about the advantages of using Docker and learn how to build and dockerize a Ruby on Rails application that uses PostgreSQL, Redis and Sidekiq.
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John Leach
Brightbox has again created some handy Ubuntu packages for the latest version of Ruby.
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Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski
A complete introduction to oPRO (OAuth PROvider), a Rails engine from Richard Schneeman that lets you quickly build your own authentication provider.
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