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Up the Ancestor Chain with method_missing

Clutch your carry-on luggage, because today we’ll travel all the way up the ancestor chain. We’ll follow a method call and see how it goes up the chain as well as find out what happens if the method is missing. And because we love to play with fire, we won’t stop there but continue on to playing with fire overriding the BasicObject#method_missing. If you pay attention, we might also use it in a practical example. No guarantees though. [more inside]

New form gem SexyForm.rb Released!

The first version of SexyForm.rb has now been released! SexyForm is a dead simple HTML form builder for Ruby with built-in support for many popular UI libraries such as Bootstrap. Pairs nicely with any Ruby web framework such as Rails. https://github.com/westonganger/sexy_form.rb This library was originally born from FormBuilder.cr that I created for the Crystal language. The pattern/implementation of FormBuilder.cr turned out so beautifully that I felt the desire to have the same syntax available in the Ruby language. What was awesome is that, the Crystal and Ruby syntax is so similar that converting Crystal code to Ruby was straight forward and quite simple.

HNPWA built with Ruby on Rails and Stimulus.js

Sometimes you want a development side project that will push you. A project that is non trivial, and provides lots of opportunities to build a complicated, data hungry application. Here is an example of such a project that rivals any complicated website in performance, and interactivity, built entirely in Ruby on Rails and Stimulus.js https://johnbeatty.co/2019/05/06/hnpwa-with-rails-and-stimulus-introduction/

Ruby Conferences 'n' Camps in 2019 Update - What's Upcoming in May? What's News?

Hello, I’ve updated the Ruby Conferences ‘n’ Camps in 2019 - What’s Upcoming? Calendar page @ Planet Ruby. ++ Tue+Wed May/14+15(2d) - Ruby Conference Cracow @ Cracow, Poland ++ Fri+Sat May/17+18(2d) - Balkan Ruby @ Sofia, Bulgaria ++ Fri May/24 (1d) - Pivorak Conf @ Lviv, Ukraine ++ Sat+Sun May/25+26(2d) - Ruby Unconf Hamburg @ Hamburg, Germany. Happy meeting up with rubyists in 2019. Cheers. Prost. PS: Do you have a favorite conference? Let’s give a shout-out to EuRuKo 2019 (in June in Rotterdam, the Netherlands).

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