Ruby Weekly
Issue 355 — June 29, 2017
RailsCasts
Ryan Bates returns, offering all Pro and Revised RailsCasts episodes for free going forward.


Christoph Lupprich
It’s possible to create a Rails app from a single file, including migrations, MVC resources, and tests.


Richard Schneeman
Following up on a previous post about building a queue mechanism, this post examines atomicity and lock-free code in Ruby.


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Luke Francl
A post on building a grammar and parse tree, complete with heuristics on top of Elasticsearch.


Leigh Halliday
The art of doing server rendering for React components inside of Rails.


Starr Horne
When reg expressions become complex it may be a good idea to write a parser for your use case.


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