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👐 Ruby Conf Th announced a new speaker for RubyConf TH 2023

👐 Helsinki Ruby announced a new conference: Oh the Humanity! 

👐 Ruby On Rails shared about their partnership with Agency of Learning to develop Rails World app

👐 Wnb.Rb announced a new signup form at www.wnb-rb.dev/join-us

👐 I think it would be good to reply to these conversations. It would be great to have a wide range of reasons why learn Ruby or Rails in 2023. And if you have a personal blog, put that also on your blog. Few resources discuss why to learn Ruby and talk for people outside our language.

👐 Nick Schwaderer shared an invitation to join scarpe-team/scarpe: Scarpe - shoes but running on webview

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👉 Tom Stuart shared a problem they encountered while trying to configure --backtrace-limit via RUBYOPT

Chris Zetter shared that this is not possible with RUBYOPT:

👉 Rob Yurkowski shared a code sample about using `%r()` and `%r{}`:

👉 I shared they will start a series of threads about code formatters. This week is about rufo. Here are two of my tweets, but I invite you to read the entire thread:

👉 Rob Whittaker asked a question about how Rails should handle an invalid submission in a dropdown form with scoped values based on the user's role:

Here are two replies, but you should read them all to have the context:

👉Alexandre Ruban shared about itself method in Ruby:

👉 Ruby Cademy shared about endless method syntax:

👉 Xavier Noria shared about loading schema when setting up a project instead of running migrations:

👉 Maciej Mensfeld shared they mitigated an attack on RubyGems before being able to do any harm:

👉 Chris Oliver shared about Rails 7 Active Record excluding method:

👉 Kevin Newton shared about regular expression options in Ruby:

👉 Jess Brown shared about a possible bug with Date in Ruby:

👉 Matt Swanson asked about how to limit job running on different accounts:

Here are some of the replies:

For an in-depth discussion about job fairness you should read this document by Vladimir Dementyev 

👉 Ruby Cademy shared a tip about using install_if in Gemfile:

👉Andrew Hodson shared that Rails 7.1 has support for async_pluck

👉 Kevin Newton shared the addition of a new instruction, opt_newarray_send, to the YARV instruction set:

👉 Matt Swanson shared a code sample showing how to implement with_retries:

👉 Adam Rice asked a question about performance query:

Here are some proposed solutions:

👉 Josef Strzibny shared a code sample showing how to tell ActiveRecord which index to use:

👉 Ruby Cademy shared a code sample showing object-to-proc technique:

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🧰 Gems, Libraries, and Updates

🧰 Mike Dalessio announced that Update Action View to use sanitizers based on HTML5 parsing is merged to Rails 7.1

🧰 Jamie Tanna announced the launch of `openapi-sorbet`, a command-line tool for generating Sorbet types from OpenAPI. Link to repository for schema-sorbet:

🧰 Ronin Rb announced the launch of ronin-exploits: A Ruby micro-framework for writing and running exploits

🧰 Camilo announced the version 1.29.0 of standard

🧰 Nate Berkopec announced the version 6.3.0 of Mugi No Toki Itaru · puma/puma

🧰 Lázaro Nixon shared a PR merged to Rails that will Fix polymorphic association subquery

🧰 Jeremy Evans announced the release of version 5.69.0 of sequel. Read the release notes

🧰 Lázaro Nixon announced a new PR merged to authentication-zero about Add multi tenant artifacts

🧰 Bozhidar Batsov announced a release of version 1.52 of rubocop Read the release notes

🧰 Jason Meller announced a PR was merged to Rails about Pass params to url_for that ONLY get used for named segments; otherwise discard them

🧰 Michael Buckbee shared a new gem alxlion/eyeloupe: The elegant Rails debug assistant

🧰 Mari Imaizumi announced the release of version 1.7.0 of irb Read the release notes

🧰 Jeremy Hinegardner posted a discussion on Puma about Recommended way to implement plugin configuration 

🧰 Maciej Mensfeld announced a new release of Karakfa and published an article about all the changes in Karafka 2.1.0: 

🧰 ViewComponent announced the release of version 3.1.0. Read the release notes

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🤝 Related (but not Ruby-specific)

🤝 Ryan Bates shared a tip about git checkout and going back to the previous branch:

🤝 Dr. Milan Milanović shared some stats about how long software engineers stay at a job:

🤝 Reaper shared a tip about VSCode:

👉 Nate Hopkins shared about how performance is related to doing fewer things:

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📚 Books & Slides

🗒️ Xavier Noria shared their slides from RailsSaas in Athens

📚 Sandi Metz shared  that 99 Bottles — Sandi Metz has a 40% off discount until 13th of June.

🗞 Newsletters

• 🗞️ Greg Molnar published a new edition of Rails Tricks - Modify database schema with migrations - Rails Tricks Issue 9

• 🗞️ Ruby On Rails published a new edition of This Week in Rails - HTML5 sanitizer, path_params and more

• 🗞️ Ruby Libhunt published a new edition of Awesome Ruby Newsletter - Issue 367

• 🗞️ Ruby Radar published a new edition about Your Sunday Scoop of Ruby

• 🗞️ Ruby Weekly published a new edition: Euruko's back for 2023

🎧 Podcasts

• 🎧 Ernesto Tagwerker shared a new episode of IndieRails | Ernesto Tagwerker - Building an agency & productized services

• 🎧 Tightly Coupled Book Club shared a new episode about the Tightly Coupled Book Club - Active Record Migrations (chapters 1-4)

• 🎧 The Build And Learn Podcast published an episode about Build and Learn | Chris Oliver: Building a Life (and Businesses) on Rails

• 🎧 The Ruby On Rails Podcast published a new episode about All I Wanted Was An Environment Variable (thoughtbot) with Victoria Guido and Joe Ferris

📽️ 🎥 Videos

Talks

📽️ Justin Searls shared their RailsConf 2023 talk about Let's Standardize Rails!

📽️ Jason Swett shared an older episode from Code With Jason Meetup in Europe about How to get freelancing clients

📽️ Joe Masilotti published a video about Turbo Native in 15 minutes

Screencasts

🎥 Yaroslav Shmarov published a new video about Ruby on Rails #134 Date Range Picker

🎥 Hanami Mastery published a new episode about Contact Forms with Hanami View

🎥 Alexandre Ruban published a new video about Learn to create internal gems in your Rails applications by rebuilding Pundit in 30 lines of code

🎥 Chris Oliver announced they published a new video in GoRails Learning Path about Build a Password Manager with Rails 7 Series

🎥 Matt Swanson published a video about Walking through some code where hiding the implementation details is Not Good Actually

🎥 Dean De Hart published a new video about Active Record Encryption in Ruby on Rails 7

🎥 GoRails published a video about The difference between Link_to vs Button_to in Ruby on Rails

🎥 Drifting Ruby published a new episode Episode 404 - Page Not Found

✍🏾 Articles

What’s new

Andy Croll published a new article about Really, Really, Really Don’t Interpolate Strings into Active Record Methods

Carla Urrea Stabile published a new article about What's the Right Authorization Model for My Application?

Jorge Manrubia published an article about A Friday email incident

Nathan Willson published a new article about RubyKaigi 2023: Matsumoto

Konnor Rogers published a new article about button_to vs link_to and the pitfalls of data-turbo-method

Josef Strzibny published a new article about I am building a Ruby on Rails SaaS template

How-Tos

Matt Brictson published a new article about Advanced techniques for calling HTTP APIs in Ruby

Keshav Biswa published a new article about Shaping Rails to Your Needs, Customizing Rails Generators using Thor Templates

Gowsik Vivekanandan published an article about Extract Sample Rate of an Audio File with Audio Analyzer in Rails 7.1

Dr Nic Williams published an article about 7 steps to setting up Stripe payments with Jumpstart Pro

Aestimo Kirina published a new article about How to Use Sinatra to Build a Ruby Application

Akshay Khot published an article about Generating Secure Tokens on Your ActiveRecord Models

Janko Marohnić published a new article about Upgrading from Selenium to Cuprite

Akshay Khot published an article about How to Create a Form with Multiple Submit Buttons to Different URL Endpoints

Okarsono published a new article about Capturing browser console logs on automated test

Deep Dives

Ben Sheldon published a new article about Rebuilding Concurrent Ruby: ScheduledTask, Event, and TimerSet

Benoit shared an article from Gitlab about Efficient `IN` operator queries

Related

Josef Strzibny shared a resource about Don't Do This - PostgreSQL wiki

Shami (Jose Miguel) Tomita Rodriguez published an article about Git Rebase/Squashing Commits

Lucas Barret published an article about Let's MERGE INTO Postgres !

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