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Happy Ending for Discrimination Experienced at Tech Companies

I reported a few weeks ago some discrimination that my girlfriend has experienced at a tech team, which is similar to discrimination I have experienced in the Ruby community. The good news is last week, my girlfriend finally had a happy ending to this discrimination problem. The good guys and gals always win in the end! Evil never triumphs permanently! https://andymaleh.blogspot.com/2025/10/happy-ending-for-discrimination.html

Adding Breadcrumbs to a Rails Application

Helping users navigate through our site with ease helps them reach their desired destination thus improving their experience within our application. Breadcrumbs play a crucial part in this: they give users a clear idea of where they are and provide them a path to reach In this article, we will learn how to add breadcrumbs to a Rails app using the different types of breadcrumbs and way to add them in Rails applications. Let’s start by seeing why breadcrumbs are important. If you’re already familiar with the jump to the adding breadcrumbs to Rails apps section Read the full article on: https://avohq.io/blog/breadcrumbs-rails

The Embarrassing Ruby/Rails Subreddit Chronicles 2025-10-09

This covers an interaction that happened after responding truthfully to “Dear Rubyists: Shopify Isn’t Your Enemy”. I have covered multiple times the mean discriminatory ways Ruby/Rails subreddit members treat some Rubyists, which started happening only in the last 10 years. Now, I will be regularly sharing examples of that for everyone to see to increase the level of awareness of the un-Ruby-community-like meanness, lack of sympathy, lying, and discrimination that Ruby/Rails subreddit members practice and moderators tolerate to the detriment of the Ruby on Rails community. [more inside]

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