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Andrew Powell-Morse
A now-complete series of posts focusing on Ruby’s rich plethora of built-in exception handling classes. It has just ended with a look at fatal errors.
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Drivy Engineering
Chrome can now run headless, making it possible to run headless specs without PhantomJS.
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mruby
An official lightweight Ruby implementation designed for linking and embedding. mruby 1.3 is a key release including the safe navigation operator, Array#dig, Object#freeze and various bug fixes.
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Honeybadger Sponsored
If you have Honeybadger you'll be alerted with crucial details like the error location, the data being processed and the affected users. So you can deploy a fix quickly and get back to coding.
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Daniel P. Clark
An example on how to generate graph data images from a Ruby codebase’s benchmark suite using a helper you can bring to your own projects.
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Martin Chabot
Using partial function application to make parameter filtering more functional, readable, and extensible.
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Launch School
A thorough modern guide to getting Ruby up and running and how RubyGems, Rake, Bundler, and various Ruby version managers work.
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Jobs
In brief
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