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The one where Andy Croll launches Ruby-themed t-shirts, Matt Swanson shares their GOAT pattern for Hotwire apps and you can learn about Array#bsearch from Kevin Lou
The one where Stephen Margheim launched a new course High Leverage Rails and Andrew Culver launched Honyaku to translate Rails apps automatically
The one with Ruby 3.4.2 release and a new JRuby release, while Aaron Patterson article was on front page of Hacker News
The one with a new markdown editor for Rails, benchmarks caching solutions for Rails and 18 inspiring Ruby and Rails code samples
The one about where Ufuk Kayserilioglu does a deep dive into how singleton classes work and where Jean Boussier explores what happens when removing GVL
The one about the mythical IO-bound Rails app and where the community debates again the usefulness of Service Objects
The one edition where Active Record Search is announced along with Ruby 3.3.7
The one where Rails publishes so many goodies for the community and Ruby announces 3.4.0 release candidate
Speeding up Ruby, everything to know about SQLite, how to configure custom domains with Caddy and Rails and something extra about CSS state
The one where 1Password joins The Rails Foundation and where Dave Thomas solves Advent of Code with Ruby
The one where Rails World, Friendly.rb and EuRuKo announced the dates for 2025 conferences and Marco Roth announces rubytriathlon.com
Recommended articles about memoization, objects constellations and processing slow requests
