📑 Short Ruby News - The Content Edition #41

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🗞 Newsletters

🗞️ Ruby Weekly published a new edition: Faraday keeps us in the loop

🗞️ Greg Molnar published a new edition of Active Record where tricks - Rails Tricks Issue 5

🗞️ Greg Molnar published a new edition of This Week in Rails: Rails World tickets waiting list, caching improvements

🗞️ Ruby Libhunt published a new edition of Awesome Ruby Newsletter - Issue 363, March 4, 2023

🗞️ Ruby Radar published a new edition about What's a Turbo Boost?

🎧 Podcasts

🎧 Tightly Coupled Book Club published a new episode about Getting Started With Rails (chapters 8-13)

🎧Code And The Coding Coders Who Code It published a new episode Episode 20 - Julie J

🎧 Indie Rails published a new episode Chris Oliver - The story of GoRails: pivots, near failures, and random surprises

🎧 Jason Swett published a new episode about ChatGPT and Testing with J. B. Rainsberger

🎧 The Rails Changelog published a new episode about Rails 7.1 got rid of the apostrophe for the right single quotation mark!

🎧 Ruby For All published a new episode about Exploring UX Research with Megan Brown

Videos

Talks

📽️ Dave Kimura published the video version of This Week in Rails - May 5th, 2023

📽️ Joe Masilotti streamed a video on Twitter about Turbo Native office hours - a live Q&A on building hybrid iOS apps with Turbo Native

Screencasts

🎥 Dave Kimura published a new episode about Active Storage Validators | Drifting Ruby

🎥 Deanin published new episodes:

• Rails Performance Gem | Ruby on Rails 7 Gem

• Content For Dynamic Partials in Ruby on Rails 7

🎥 Yaroslav Shmarov published new episodes:

• Ruby on Rails #128 Communicate between two Rails apps

• Ruby on Rails #129 API Token generation UI

🎥 Nate Hopkins published a video about Simple Rails + Docker for development and deployment

✍🏾 Articles

What’s new

Victor Shepelev published a new article about A few words on Ruby's type annotations state

ASWIN K V published an article about Ruby Code Vulnerability Analysis: ConfirmSnsSubscription RCE

Gelsey Torres published an article about The Dangerous Query Method Deprecation

Vlad Hilko published a new article about Say Goodbye to Messy Constants: A New Approach to Moving Constants Away from Your Model!

Ben Sheldon published a new article about Whatever you do, don't autoload Rails `lib/`

Jason Swett published an article about In defense of productivity

Brad Gessler published about Welcome to Rails Cheat Sheet, containing a collection of resources to read when starting with Rails:

How-Tos

JT Dev published an article about How a large transaction can be a source of DB deadlocks and how this can be fixed

Tyler Smith published a new article about Resize images before saving them with Ruby on Rails Active Storage

Raymundo Alva published a new article about Rails Self-Referential Relationships

Deep Dives

Felipe Vogel published an article about Parsing text in Ruby, part 2

Paweł Dąbrowski published a new article about Extending Ruby classes

Cem Karakurt published a new article about Refactor Ruby On Rails Application In 5 Steps

Samuelodan published a new article about How To Deploy Your Rails App to a DigitalOcean Droplet Using Dokku

Erim Icel published two articles: Ruby and Ruby on Rails: Tips and Tricks #1

and the second article is Ruby and Ruby on Rails: Tips and Tricks #2

Gokul published a new article about Become a Rails Association Pro: Replicating has_many with Pure Ruby

Related

Jason Swett published an article about Using ChatGPT to reduce "study and synthesize" work

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