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JRuby 9000 is out and sounds amazing blog.jruby.org/2015/07/jruby_… well done to @headius and the JRuby team!
Even if you’re not ready to abandon your favorite ORM just yet, check out ROM Mapper guides. You may find it helpful rom-rb.org/guides/basics/…
I've been using Sequel for about a year now and have been super-impressed - learn more: "RubyTapas Freebie: Sequel" bit.ly/1J4WMSM
Pro tip - you can set a program's process name in Ruby by setting a var. Good for progress bars. $PROGRAM_NAME = 'foo'
Thoughtful, interesting article pondering the future of Ruby and dynamic/static typing by @tomstuart codon.com/consider-stati…
Brilliant! @jonelf: This FizzBuzz Ruby hack by @ksknac is very impressive, hard to grok. 1.upto(100){|n|puts'FizzBuzz '[o=n**4%-15,o+13]||n}
Tokaido 2.1.5, 2.1.6 & 2.2.2 have been released. Bundles Rails 4.2.1, Redis, ImageMagick's convert, etc! #RailsConf goo.gl/ARnfgv
The spec for Ruby is not MRI or RubySpec...it is the Ruby defined by the community's code. If you can't run it, you're not a Ruby.
At the end of April I'm going to offer a metaprogramming crash course. You can master Ruby. Details soon…
CVE-2015-1855: Ruby OpenSSL Hostname Verification: ruby-lang.org/en/news/2015/0…
Minitest-expect_hashkeys, a simple minitest extension for comparing hash-keys. github.com/johnsinco/mini…
I can't recall who asked, but here is the article I wrote on creating gems - blog.engineyard.com/2015/its-raini…
Especially seeing how people are taking inspiration from functional languages and using it: awardwinningfjords.com/2015/03/03/my-…
"Up and running with Lotus" ...a nice step by step walkthrough of the Rails alternative bit.ly/1Hh4k22
ENV.fetch('SOMETHING', default) with `dotenv` is my fave way of configuring applications now. Leave out `default` if env var is required.
2015 Ruby Survey Results are live: askr.me/ruby! Key takeaways: 1% of respondents use Ruby 1.8; 7% use Ruby 1.9; 92% use 2.0+.
A comparison of 4 different gems for "Markdown Processing in Ruby" - tl/dr: use Redcarpet bit.ly/19he40h
There's a bug in #Ruby 2.2.0; combining *args & **kwargs can cause a segfault. Backported to 2.2 & patched in 2.3 bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/10685
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