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Exploring Ruby’s Set Class by Tay James - YouTube

Exploring Ruby’s Set Class by Tay James - YouTube Talk given by Tay James at the online WNB.rb Meetup on January 25th 2022.https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA...

Formatting Ruby

Formatting Ruby Ruby formatter is a reimplementation of the prettier plugin for Ruby written in pure Ruby. It will provide an executable that can be used to format Ruby files from the command line. It will also provide a language server that can be used to integr...

Introduce-a-new-signing-mechanism· Shopify/rfcs

Introduce-a-new-signing-mechanism· Shopify/rfcs Gem signing as it exists today is unwieldy and little-used, even though signatures form a vital part of ensuring the security of software supply chains. This RFC proposes a replacement system for signing gems and verifying gem signatures. The new ...

What level of test coverage should I shoot for? - Code with Jason

What level of test coverage should I shoot for? - Code with Jason “What level of test coverage should I shoot for?” is one of the questions most commonly asked by beginners to Rails testing.My answer is that you shouldn’t shoot for a particular level of test coverage. I recommend that instead you make testing a ...

Of bugs and giants

Of bugs and giants In October of last year, we started to receive reports about chats that stopped working in Basecamp. They were all iOS/Safari users. Campfires wouldn’t work, as if there was no internet connection, and the only solution was completely restarting ...

Rubygems Adoptions - RubyGems Blog

Rubygems Adoptions - RubyGems Blog No matter how near and dear a project was once to your heart, we all know that with time priorities change. You may no longer have the time or enthusiasm toward solving the issues of strangers on the internet as you once used to. It is reasonable ...

Rails 7 allows setting timestamps on insert_all/upsert_all record creation | Saeloun Blog

Rails 7 allows setting timestamps on insert_all/upsert_all record creation | Saeloun Blog ActiveRecord is one of the most useful utilities in the Rails toolkit. It allows us to perform complex database queries while abstracting the adapter, essentially making a database “pluggable”.However, some edge cases stand out like a sore thumb. ...

Single attribute in-place editing with Rails and Turbo

Single attribute in-place editing with Rails and Turbo Turbo can largely simplify our front-end needs to achieve a single-page application feel. If you have ever wondered how to do a single attribute in-place update with Turbo, this post is for you.I’ll assume you have Turbo (with turbo-rails gem) ins...

Ruby on Jets | The Ruby Serverless Framework

Ruby on Jets | The Ruby Serverless Framework Jets: The Ruby Serverless FrameworkRuby on Jets allows you to create and deploy serverless services with ease, and to seamlessly glue AWS services together with the most beautiful dynamic language: Ruby. It includes everything you need to build an...

That's Not a Memory Leak, It's Bloat

That's Not a Memory Leak, It's Bloat Our Rails customers often run into memory issues. The most frequent cause these days is what we in Support dub ‘bloated mongrels.’To be fair, bloat has absolutely nothing to do with mongrel itself, which is a solid and fine piece of work. You can ...

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