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💎 Ruby Radar #32 - bundle open ruby_radar
Welcome to the 32nd edition of Ruby Radar! Looking for your first Ruby/Rails job? Be sure to contact us with a short (4 to 5 sentences) bio about yourself to have it included in the newsletter!
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This short post is intended as a how-to get up and running with StimulusReflex and the new importmap-rails gem to go all transpiler/bundler-less in your asset handling.
If you're like me then you probably take Devise for granted because you're too intimidated to roll your own authentication system. As…
Jemma and Brittany catch up with the changes from this past year, talk about some resolutions they are planning for 2022 and whether the pursuit for mediocrity should be one of them. Oh yes, they also touch on the release of Rails 7.
In this episode, we have a chat with Andrew Mason of the Remote Ruby Podcast and the Ruby Radar Newsletter.
Remote Ruby Podcast
Ruby Radar Newsletter
I'll help everyone out:
bundle open sidekiq
That's all you need to do to see the source code of any gem you are using in a Rails app.
— Mike Perham (@getajobmike)
Jan 7, 2022
We listened to the community. Faraday 2.0.1 reintroduces net_http as dependency and default adapter 🙌
rubygems.org/gems/faraday/v…— @[email protected] (@iMacTia)
Jan 5, 2022
Nokogiri (鋸) makes it easy and painless to work with XML and HTML from Ruby.
A command line interface for smithing Ruby projects, You only need to type gem install rubysmith && rubysmith --build my_new_project to get started. 🎉
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