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Ruby 3.3 Implements Range#reverse_each Method For Very Large or Beginless Ranges And
With Ruby 3.3, Range#reverse_each can now process very large or beginless ranges with an Integer endpoint and raises TypeError for endless ranges. [more inside]
Pagy Out, Turbo In: Transforming Pagination with Infinite Scrolling and Turbo
Miha walks through a very elegant way to implement infinite scrolling using just the tools available out of the box with Rails, relying heavily on Turbo: Pagy Out, Turbo In: Transforming Pagination with Infinite Scrolling and Turbo
Etcher 1.0.0: A flexible configuration loader and transformer.
In case you ever have a need for loading, transforming, and overriding application configuration information and love blending Functional Programming with Object Oriented design via the Railway Pattern, you might enjoy this 1.0.0 release of the Etcher gem. The design is flexible, highly customizable, and fault tolerant (yay, monads). Enjoy!
Awesome Ruby blogs
Hello! 🖐️ See the updated blog list about Ruby and Rails and send me pull request if I missed something! 💎 Thanks and have a nice day! 💎
[Screencast] Turbo 8
With Turbo 8 comes a lot of new features and in this episode, we’ll explore an upgrading a blog post with comments to add in the new functionality. https://www.driftingruby.com/episodes/turbo-8
Understanding Big-O Notation with Ruby
If the whole Big-O notation thing baffled you in college, guess what? [more inside]
New version of DnsMock has been released 🚀
Added ability to mock SRV records. Mimic any DNS records for your test environment and even more: https://github.com/mocktools/ruby-dns-mock
Montreal.rb Dec 2023 Building LLM-powered Applications
The video of the Dec 2023 Montreal.rb Ruby Meetup A.I. talk “Building LLM-powered Applications” by Andrei Bondarev (Solutions Architect / Owner at Source Labs LLC) has been posted. The 2023 breakthroughs in Generative AI (Artificial Intelligence) have been taking the software development world by storm. We’ll take a look at a few components of what is quickly becoming the modern stack for building LLM (Large Language Model) powered applications. Andrei will build a case for Ruby in the emerging AI trend, and show how some of the AI capabilities can be leveraged today! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQlgWT6y5QY&list=PLRAf4zt5oEjc2mqmEN9m_O0JovQCXxvxt&index=9
Code Archeology: The Evolution of ActionController::Parameters From Rails 4 to 5
Interested in the evolution of ActionController Parameters from Rails 4 to 5? Running behind on your Rails version? [more inside]
8 Turbo 8 Gotchas
I’ve been using Turbo 8 page morphs in production for the past few weeks since Beta 1 and wrote an article about a few things that I think could trip people up at https://fly.io/ruby-dispatch/8-turbo-8-gotchas/. Hope this helps others to make for a smoother experience with Turbo 8!
Punks, The Mini Edition (12×12px) - Let's Generate Top Selling or Sub1k Ordi Punks
Hello, i prepared a quick starter kit for punks, the mini edition in 12px (“classic” is 24px). yes, 75% less pixels. Generate top selling or ordinal sub1k punk look-alikes in 12px using text-to-image prompts. e.g. orc, eye mask, goat, gold chain or zombie, chinstrap, earring, crazy hair. Yes, in ruby. happy pixel pushing with ruby.
New version of actual_db_schema gem
Entering the New Year with a powerful update to the actual_db_schema gem - version 0.6.0. It adds db:phantom_migrations rake task to effortlessly view all phantom migrations in the current branch. Explore the details in this PR: https://github.com/widefix/actual_db_schema/pull/35
Business Class 1.3 released with support for Stripe
Start your 2024 business on Business Class, a Ruby on Rails SaaS template! The new version comes with support for Stripe and an improved CRUD generator. Read more
Montreal.rb Nov 2023 Anatomy of a Payment
The video and slides for the Nov 2023 Montreal.rb Ruby Meetup talk “Anatomy of a Payment” by Michel Jamati (CTO/Co-Founder of Lexop) have been posted!! This talk will provide an overview of the business payment world. Attendees will become familiar with the actors and economics of the payment ecosystem, learn about the major regulations in the payment space that need to be complied with, and understand the Lexop approach to navigating these different challenges. Ruby on Rails examples will be demonstrated along the way to illustrate various types of payments that can be made with different payment processors. [more inside]
Ruby Community Conference! 2 February
I invite all Ruby enthusiast for the second edition of Ruby Warsaw Community Conference! 4 renown speakers, workshops and big after party! [more inside]
Rack::JetRouter 1.4.0 Released
Rack::JetRouter 1.4.0 relesed. Rack::JetRouter is a super fast router library for Rack application. [more inside]