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💎 Ruby Radar #17 - Fall is here!
Welcome to the seventeenth issue of Ruby Radar. Hopefully, you are experiencing some nice shifts in the weather and getting to enjoy it. In this issue, you find a few articles around updates to Hotwire and Stimulus.
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The speed of a single-page web application without having to write any JavaScript
A set of StimulusJS components for TailwindCSS apps similar to Bootstrap JS components.
Watch Ernest Addae create and troubleshoot an application with Subdomain Multitenancy (like shop1.domain.com, shop2.domain.com).At the end we discuss how to ...
Want to learn how to use Hotwire to progressively enhance your applications? In this course we'll build a real-time forum and get into use-cases that aren't as simple as the Hotwire chat demo.
The third major release of Stimulus represents a big milestone for the Hotwire community. This is the first release where every substantial new feature came as a contribution from outside of Basecamp and HEY. We've got a new package, action parameters, default values, target lifecycle callbacks, debug mode, utility-CSS support, and Con...
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Ruby IO may not immediately write where you are asking it to. Here we explore where writing to a stream goes and when it may or may not be committed where you would expect it to.
Delighted to hear from @schneems that the Error Highlight gem in now in Ruby. It's the best error feedback improvement in years since the addition of the did_you_mean gem.
In Ruby 3.1 you'll be able to know *which* object is nil on NoMethodError: github.com/ruby/ruby/tree…
— Olivier Lacan (@[email protected]) (@olivierlacan)
Sep 15, 2021
Ruby isn't just another programming language that lets you do things you already know how to do in other languages.
Ruby opens up worlds of expression which are difficult to replicate in almost any other language.
It's unique. It's weird. It's breathtaking. It's Ruby.
— Jared White 👋 @[email protected] (@jaredcwhite)
Sep 24, 2021
Interesting things discussed today are the CSS bundling stuff that’s been going on, RubyConf 2021 coming up and if it still going to be an in-person event, and Chris tells us about an online talk he’s doing for Sardines.rb you should check out. The guys also have discussions on the new Debugger, using Pry, Stripe Checkout, and an app Andrew loves called RDM.
🎙 The Ruby on Rails Podcast Episode 384: The TextUs Junior Trio with Saundra Catalina, Jeff Golden and Luke Mason — fireside.fm
Brittany has been talking about them for weeks and they are here: the newly minted junior developers of TextUs. Tune into to listen to Saundra Catalina, Jeff Golden and Luke Mason share why they learned to code, how they chose their programs, how they tackled finding their first role, their thoughts on mentorship and of course, any advice they have for the junior listeners out there.
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