#772 — October 23, 2025 |
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Ruby Weekly |
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The Ruby Core Team Takes Ownership of the RubyGems Repo — After several weeks of confusion, the RubyGems/Ruby Central situation reaches a conclusion with ownership of the RubyGems and Bundler repos shifting to the Ruby core team. Ruby Central will, however, continue to manage and govern the projects jointly with the Ruby core team. On X, Rich Kilmer, one of RubyGems' co-creators has celebrated this outcome. Yukihiro Matsumoto a.k.a. Matz |
💡 Ruby Central has also issued a statement on this new development. |
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Rails 8.1 Released — Rails gains some new and improved features, including Active Job Continuations (the ability to split jobs into steps and resume execution from the last completed step), structured event reporting, local CI improvements, native Markdown rendering support, and more. Rafael Franca (Rails Team) |
⚡️ IN BRIEF:
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Packaging Ruby Apps in Executable JAR Files with Warbler — The JRuby world keeps on improving, as shown by the first new release of Warbler in nearly a decade. Warbler creates JAR (Java Archive) files that are the basis of Java’s ‘write once, run anywhere’ mantra. Charles Oliver Nutter |
Active Storage Internals: How Akshay Khot |
Formatting SQL with Kevin Murphy |
🗓️ How did FastRuby.io Build an AI Roadmap for Rails Upgrades? — On October 28th, join us at the Philly.rb meetup and learn from their experience using AI for tech debt remediation. Philly.rb | October Meetup sponsor |
📄 Open Source is the Most Fragile and Most Resilient Ecosystem – Another take on the Ruby Central / RubyGems / Shopify situations. Peter Zhu 📄 Why We're Excited About the SF Ruby Conference – The conference takes place this November 19-21 in San Francisco. Evil Martians 📄 How to Quickly Clear the Rails Cache in Development – By way of 📄 More |
🛠 Code & Tools |
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Stoplight: A Circuit Breaker Pattern Implementation — A useful pattern for gracefully preventing cascading failures when external services misbehave or fail. Circuit Breakers and Ruby in 2025 is a great tutorial that goes into further depth on why and how you’d use Stoplight. Tëma Bolshakov |
Kamal 2.8: Container-Based App Deployment Tool — Originally created by DHH, Kamal has become a popular way to deploy Ruby and Rails apps using a Docker-based approach. v2.8 notably adds the ability to avoid Docker Hub or similar image hosting by pushing/pulling from a local registry instead. The Kamal Team |
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Rails Blocks: UI Components for Rails Apps — If you’ve ever used shadcn/ui in the React world, this is a similar idea for Rails apps: copy and paste UI components styled with Tailwind CSS that you can just drop into your app’s code. Most of the components are free, but there’s also a “Pro” level for which there is a paid license. Alexandru Golovatenco |
bundle_update_interactive 0.12: Adds an Matt Brictson |
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