📑 Short Ruby News - The Content Edition #43

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📚 Books

📚 Noel Rappin announced that Programming Ruby 3.2 (5th Edition) is now draft-complete:

🗞 Newsletters

🗞️ Ruby Weekly published a new edition: Ruby 3.3 makes its first appearance

🗞Vipul A M published a new edition of This Week in Rails about Rails World CFP, ActiveRecord.disconnect_all!, optimized where query and more!

🗞 Greg Molnar published a new edition of Rails Tricks about Shared examples with Minitest - Rails Tricks Issue 7

🗞️ Ruby Libhunt published a new edition of Awesome Ruby Newsletter - Issue 365

🗞️ Ruby Radar published a new edition about Spilling Beans

🎧 Podcasts

🎧 Remote Ruby published a new episode about Railsconf Recap | Remote Ruby | Episode 229

🎧 Ruby Rogues published an episode with Brad Gessler about Building Rails Application with Phlex

Videos

Talks

Screencasts

🎥 Yaroslav Shmarov published a new episode about Rails 7 #133 API Pagination with Pagy

🎥 Dave Kimura published a new episode about Tokenized Search

🎥 Deanin published new episodes about:

✍🏾 Articles

What’s new

Samuel Williams shared their slides from Ruby Conf AU: Asynchronous Rails

On the same topic Sampat Badhe also published an article about Rails 7.1 AR adds normalizes API for attribute values

How-Tos

Akshay Khot published an article about How to Create Custom Flash Types in Rails

Adam Rice published an article about Debugging with introspection

 

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