It's with great sadness I dedicate this issue to Jason Seifer, a popular member of the Ruby community who died last weekend. You may have known him as a Ruby trainer, as DJ Ango, from his famed 2007 'Rails vs' videos, or from the many podcasts he did. He'll be missed. - Peter Cooper
Luca Guidi
A major milestone for an increasingly popular framework. Opinionated like Rails, it takes a more minimal approach in enforcing modularity, avoiding monkey-patching, and the use of POROs.
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Jack Singleton
An in-depth look at the vulnerabilities thrown up by session secrets and how easy bad session secrets are to crack. Sinatra and Rack are used to illustrate the concepts involved.
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Noah Gibbs
Noah continues his series on Rails benchmarking, this time increasing the number of processes. Turns out, more than one makes a lot of sense for big performance gains.
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Heidar Bernhardsson
Better acceptance tests are always welcome. These tips cover scoping your element searches, testing pages that run JavaScript, and more.
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Gregg Pollack
10 years ago Jason Seifer and Gregg Pollack filmed a series of humorous Apple-inspired ‘Rails vs’ videos. We will miss you, Jason.
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Jobs
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