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The Changelog
Adam Stacoviak caught up with Matz, the creator of Ruby, to discuss the origins of the language, its history and future, Ruby 3.0, Elixir, and more. (1h20m audio.)
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Jeff Nappi
Rails 5.0 is now more than ready to play with. This is a quick introduction to getting it up and running and a very simple Action Cable example.
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Jesus Castello
Early on in Ruby, you learn to evaluate a math expression in irb . What’s the magic behind this operation? Create your own evaluation engine and find out.
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AppSignal Sponsored
Why pay for an exception tracker plus New Relic, when you can get all the insights you need in a single tool? AppSignal, the European alternative, has fully featured plans starting at just $19 for unlimited hosts.
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RailsConf 2016
Relaxed reflections on the history and meaning of Rails and Basecamp as a way to explain Rails' ongoing relevance. The final 10 minutes has the more feature-based/newsy stuff.
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Devdatta Kane
Devdatta Kane defines JSON Web Tokens and shows how to use JWT authentication in Rails with Devise.
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Google Cloud Platform Blog
Want to deploy Rails, Sinatra, or other Rack-based apps on to Google’s Cloud Platform? Various getting started guides and samples are available.
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AAaron Lasseigne
When was the last time you created an Enumerator? We use enumerables all over the place but it’s rare to see Enumerator.new. Here’s a reminder of what they can do.
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Ruby Heroes
Congratulations to Coraline Ada Ehmke, Akira Matusda, Anika Lindtner, Laura Gaetano, Sara Regan, Koichi Sasada, Richard Schneeman, Avdi Grimm, and Charles Nutter.
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Jobs
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Backend Engineer, Founding Team at RestedOver 40 million Americans currently suffer from some form of untreated sleep disorder. We want to change that. We’re looking for a backend engineer with a passion for helping others to join our founding team. Rested
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Rails Developer at mRelief (Chicago, IL)Join Y Combinator non-profit mRelief and help transform the way low-income Americans access the most important social services through innovative web, text messaging and voice platforms.
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In brief
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Rails 5 Supports Bi-Directional Destroy Dependency news
Abhishek Jain
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GitHub Now Offers Unlimited Private Repos on Any Paid Plan news
For most individual users, things are now a lot better/cheaper. For many businesses, though, bills will be going up. GitHub
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Rails 5 Allows Updating A Record Without Updating Timestamps news
Abhishek Jain
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Free Webinar - How to Launch A Career In Software Development tutorial
Learn what it takes to become a professional software developer, what employers are looking for, and how to make the transformation. Launch School Sponsored
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Lessons Learned From The IceNine Codebase tutorial
IceNine is a ‘deep freezer’ for Ruby objects, but what techniques does it use? Timo Rössner
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First Impressions: Rails 5 on Google App Engine tutorial opinion
Marc G Gauthier
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Use React Today in Ruby by Heading to Cuba tutorial
How to use React (the popular JS library) in Ruby by bringing it into a Cuba project. David Bush
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Using Twitter's Streaming APIs with Ruby tutorial
Lets you monitor and process tweets that come through in real-time. Nguyen Thanh Luan
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Real-Time Rails: Implementing WebSockets in Rails 5 with Action Cable tutorial
An in-depth look under the hood of Action Cable and what it’s really like to implement what DHH calls “the highlight of Rails 5”. Sophie DeBenedetto
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Producing Excel Reports with Rails and jXLS tutorial
Devdatta Kane
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AntiPatterns Basics: Rails Controllers tutorial
Ed Wassermann
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Make Ruby Great Again video
A curious talk that moves between RSpec, Rails 5, and keeping the Ruby flame burning bright. Justin Searls
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Adding a WYSIWYG Editor to your Rails App with Trix video
Trix is a WYSIWYG editor originally built for Basecamp. Drifting Ruby
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Rails Performance and The Root of All Evil opinion
Sudara Williams
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Coming to Rust from Ruby opinion
Rubyists have always been keen to pick up other, complementary languages. Daniel P. Clark
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'Today I Accept That Rails Is Yesterday’s Software.' opinion
Rob Robinson
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Notes from RailsConf 2016 opinion
Kir shares his thoughts and observations from this year’s RailsConf. Kir Shatrov
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Fix bugs in production before anyone even notices them. tools
When people depend on your Ruby apps, you need Honeybadger. We give you complete visibility into production problems the moment they happen, try our tools for free. Honeybadger.io Sponsored
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A Bare Bones, Rails 5 + Postgres 9 + Bootstrap 4 CMS App code
Peter Marklund
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ActiveError: Easily Create an Exception with Backtrace code
Juanito Fatas
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