A Weird and Wonderful Trip through Ruby’s Standard Library

03-Jan-2019 2167
You’ve probably heard the news by now — Bundler is getting merged into Ruby core! It’s great to see that projects like Bundler, which have become so central to the Ruby experience, are becoming part of Ruby in a deep way.It also got me thinking: what else is in there? I use Ruby primarily for writing web applications, but Ruby’s rich history as a scripting language means that there’s lots of functionality I don’t use every day, and probably lots that I don’t even know existed.
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