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Issue 327 — December 8, 2016
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Leigh Halliday
A look at replacing the routing and views of the Sidekiq UI with a pure Rack implementation, inspired by incompatibilities introduced by Rails 5.
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Peter Cooper
Rekognition is a new Amazon Web Service that ‘makes it easy to add image analysis to your applications’ and, indeed, it’s easy to use from Ruby too.
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Jesus Castello
Set#compare_by_identity, Hash#transform_values, Thread#report_on_exception, and more. You may also be surprised to find out Float#round will now round to the nearest even number.
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Sam Livingston-Gray
Refactor your code using a struct table to drive out new understandings of the domain.
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Joshua Plicque
The first step is to get ‘legacy’ code covered by tests, then refactoring can begin.
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Conner Shea
How GitLab replaced a custom Ruby script with a static site generator (nanoc) and GitLab CI for their documentation site.
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