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💎 Ruby Radar #47 - Strings, Heroku, & Search!

💎 Ruby Radar #47 - Strings, Heroku, & Search!

Welcome to the 47th edition of Ruby Radar! We got a few more announcements about RailsConf this week as well as some more advanced topics this week. Thanks for subscribing!

🎙️@railsconf 2022 In-Person Podcast Panel 🎙️
Mod: @JemmaIssroff, The RoR Podcast
@andrewculver | Framework Friends
@jmcharnes@andrewmcodes@excid3 | Remote Ruby
@robbyrussell | Maintainable Software
@leenyburger | Software Social
@BrittJMartin@schwad_rb | The RoR Podcast
— Brittany Martin (@BrittJMartin)
Apr 18, 2022

One of our values at Test Double is inclusive. This sponsorship is one of the ways we’re working to support under represented groups in software development. 💚 @wnb_rb is a wonderful community for women & non-binary Rubyists—check them out! http
— Test Double (@testdouble)
Apr 19, 2022

📝 Code Ranges: A Deeper Look at Ruby Strings (2022) — shopify.engineering

An informal look at what makes encoding-aware strings in Ruby functional and performant, providing insight into all the wonderful things the Ruby VM does.

📝 Testing Techniques: The I/O Table — thoughtbot.com

Leverage the power of the I/O table mindset to make your tests as maintainable and readable as possible.

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🎙 Episode 4 - Brittany Martin — www.buzzsprout.com

In this epic crossover episode, the first-ever winner of "Who Wants to be a Ruby Engineer?", Brittany Martin, joins the show. But only after I join The Ruby on Rails podcast. Come hear Brittany out host me on my own show!

🎙 Heroku Incident, SIM Swapping, and security tools — remoteruby.com

Andrew is rallying the valley with his Suns jersey and Jason is triggered by this since he’s a Grizzlies fan, as well as Chris, and there was talk about minting some Remote Ruby NFTs. Some other things the guys talk about is the incident that happened with Heroku and GitHub, SIM swapping, iPad stealing, and some really great security tools you should be using to monitor your code base and protect yourself.