➕Short Ruby News - The Content Edition #39

Content created in Ruby world - week 16 of 2023

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📚 Books and courses

👀 Jeremy Evans shared that Polished Ruby is now available in Japanese translated by Kakutani Shintaro

I don’t speak Japanese, so I am unsure if there is an official store to buy this book. I found two possibilities: LamdaNote.com and Amazon.co.jp

👀 Pete Hawkins announced they are launching their Rapid Ruby course with a discount. You can check the course at rapidruby.com

🗞 Newsletters

🗞️Greg Molnar announced a new edition of Rails Tricks → Array Tricks - Rails Tricks Issue 3

🗞Ruby On Rails published a new edition of This Week in Rails  The beginning of Trilogy, ChatGPT as a contributor

🗞️ Ruby Weekly published a new edition: 131 billion gems downloaded

🗞 Ruby Radar published a new edition #98 - RailsConf Week

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📽️ Test Double streamed a new talk about Standard Ruby Update Live Stream

📽️ Rubber Duck Dev Show published a new episode about Leaving the Cloud With Chris & Creston

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What’s new

Kevin Murphy published an article in their series “Anyone Can Play Guitar Series” about Composing Our Own Guitar Amps From Inherited Gear

How-Tos

Deep Dives

Gernot Gradwohl published an article on AppSignal blog about How to Load Code in Ruby

Related

Sam Rose published a new article about Load Balancing

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