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💎 Ruby Radar #48 - Companions we made along the way

💎 Ruby Radar #48 - Companions we made along the way

Welcome to the 48th edition of Ruby Radar! In this issue, you will find a way to obtain a new companion to engage with daily, a video of Sandi Metz's devs for Ukraine talk, and much more!

After building and testing a long time RubyCompanion, it's finally open to everyone! 🎉
We are still actively working on it and more content will be coming too!
— Sebastien Auriault (@websebdev)
May 1, 2022

TruffleRuby 22.1 is released!🚀🎉 It implements the full semantics of Ruby 3 keyword arguments, handles exceptions from other languages as if they were Ruby exceptions, as well as many compatibility fixes.
Summary:
Full ChangeLog: github.com/oracle/truffle…
— TruffleRuby (@TruffleRuby)
Apr 26, 2022

📝 What’s Next for Bridgetown, Cherry Blossoms 2022 Edition

Now that we’ve had a bit of time to breathe and get fully settled into v1.0, there is a myriad of enhancements and fixes we’re looking to pull together for the next point release. Here’s a sneak peek.

📝 How to Access Hash Values Like Methods in Ruby

In Ruby, if you want to access hash values like methods on an object, use...

‎🎙Computer Science: Just the Useful Bits: With Shai Schechter: Hustle Hard, Do What's Practical — podcasts.apple.com

Shai Schechter, co-founder of RightMessage, has been hustling since he was 11. He believes that what's practical is very different for different people. If you see a task through a particular lens (e.g. tech) then that's the way you should do it. Do what comes naturally.

🎙Power Rangers & Building Products — remoteruby.com

Andrew’s team lost, Jason’s team won, and Chris tells us about some cool stuff he worked on with shipping a Command Pallet in Jumpstart and using Ninja Keys. Some other things the guys chat about today are Shoelace, CSS Toggles, building a product, Jason’s book, Software Testing, Apache Cordova, Stripe stuff, Payment Element, Power Rangers, and Jason’s minivan that has Wi-Fi. Go ahead and download this episode now to find out more!

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