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Ruby News@ruby_news3 Jan 2024
One of our favourite Ruby powered apps is live on Product Hunt! Please go check it out, it could use your support producthunt.com/posts/record…

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One of our favourite Ruby powered apps is live on Product Hunt! Please go check it out, it could use your support producthunt.com/posts/record…

Record Once: Create video tutorials with AI that edits and fixes mistakes | Product Hunt

You record as quickly as you can demo your product. Our AI edits the video and removes any mistakes. No need for retakes; you’re done in minutes.

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Ruby News@ruby_news14 Sep 2018
“Ruby goes Serverless! - Apache OpenWhisk adds native support for Ruby” by @Juice10 medium.com/openwhisk/ruby-go…
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“Ruby goes Serverless! - Apache OpenWhisk adds native support for Ruby” by @Juice10 medium.com/openwhisk/ruby-go…
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The awesome team at pr.co is looking for a new team member: prco.homerun.co/back-end-dev…

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Intuitive PR software designed for busy teams to create, publish and distribute beautiful PR content. Get more done with our AI-powered approach to PR campaigns and thrive in today's fast-changing...

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Less than an hour to go before @nibalizer and I start livestreaming our hacking with the Ruby like #Crystal language and experiment with the Rails like #Lucky framework!
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AppSignal@AppSignal29 May 2018
🎩 It’s time for a new Ruby Magic! In issue #13, we’ll discover the ✨magic✨ behind making our own objects enumerable. blog.appsignal.com/2018/05/2…

Enumerable and Enumerator in Ruby: each, Lazy, and Custom Classes | AppSignal Blog

Make a Ruby class enumerable with one each method and include Enumerable, return an Enumerator when no block is given, and use lazy enumerators. Verified on 3.4.

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Serverless Ruby with Docker and Apache OpenWhisk (by @Juice10) medium.com/openwhisk/serverl…

Serverless Ruby with Docker and Apache OpenWhisk

Update 2018/9/14: Apache OpenWhisk launched Native support for Ruby. This following article is still relevant for languages and Ruby…

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Live on Twitch now: Going Serverless with Ruby and Apache OpenWhisk twitch.tv/justinhalsall

JustinHalsall - Twitch

JustinHalsall streams live on Twitch! Check out their videos, sign up to chat, and join their community.

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Managing git branches and writing commit messages in an easier way medium.com/@ibekoros/managin…

Managing git branches and writing commit messages in an easier way

There are lots of good articles about how to manage git branches and how to write good commit messages. I’m not repeating the same thing.

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Sf (Streaming Functions) Teaser xitter.cf/keystonelemur/status/9…
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Ruby 2.6 may get some bonus performance for "free" bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/14…
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Gtk vs Qt for building GUI in Ruby? reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/8…
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Why class_eval is better than instance_eval idiosyncratic-ruby.com/63-in…
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Reducing Sidekiq Memory Usage with Jemalloc brandonhilkert.com/blog/redu…

Reducing Sidekiq Memory Usage with Jemalloc

April 28th, 2018 Reducing Sidekiq Memory Usage With Jemalloc jemalloc, memory, rails, ruby, sidekiq, ubuntu Ruby and Rails don’t have a reputation of being memory-friendly. This comes with a …

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Client-side caching in Rails:conditional GET requests blog.appsignal.com/2018/05/0…

Client-side caching in Rails: conditional GET requests | AppSignal Blog

Rails' conditional GET support allows you to store rendered pages in the user's browser cache to reuse them for repeated requests instead of rendering the same view multiple times.

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Increase Your Productivity with Rails Console Aliases [Quick Tip] pawelurbanek.com/rails-conso…

Boost Your Productivity with Rails Console Aliases [Quick Tip]

Recently I've started using a productivity technique which saves me a lot of unnecessary typing when working with Rails apps. In might seem trivial but I still wanted to share it because it makes my...

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Similar to Caddy but written in Ruby? reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/8…
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⌦⌦⌦⇭ reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/co…
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Ruby's Rack Push: Decoupling the real-time web application from the web bowild.wordpress.com/2018/05…

Ruby’s Rack Push: Decoupling the real-time web application from the web

(UPDATED: updated to the PR are now reflected in the post) Something exciting is coming. Everyone is talking about WebSockets and their older cousin EventSource / Server Sent Events (SSE). Faye and…

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