Mar 27, 2022

💎 Ruby Radar #43 - Sin City Success

By Andrew Mason & Collin Jilbert • Issue #38 • View online

Welcome to the 43rd edition of Ruby Radar!

I just got home from Sin City Ruby 2022 with lots of great new content to share with all of you! I want to give a big shoutout to Jason Swett for putting on a fantastic conference, my favorite one to date. Also a big shoutout to all the speakers and attendees who made the conference a great time for all. Hope to see some of you at RailsConf 2022 soon!

- Andrew

📝 Cut your Rails boot times on Heroku in half with a single command

TLDR; heroku labs:enable build-in-app-dir -a <APP_NAME> Now enjoy your Rails app booting.

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📝 How to find your Ruby Software Career Path with Mina Slater

Have you ever reflected on your career goals as a Software Developer? How often do you talk with someone who’s doing the kind of work you want to be doing? Find out how Mina Slater created her own role by taking advantage of her theater management background and expanding the impact of her work.

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Episode #343 - Label Makers with Ruby

Andrew Culver

@andrewculver

Just finished announcing in Las Vegas that Bullet Train, our Rails SaaS template and framework, is now freely available and open-source under an MIT license. You can get an early look at what we’re doing at https://t.co/TFDdNRxpqk.

12:55 PM - 25 Mar 2022

📢 Sema - Looking for recommendations of Ruby best practices

Sema is building a free code review tool. It includes a best practice library to make code reviews more complete. We are looking for suggestions on your favorite Ruby best practice guides to include. The link includes an example of what we’ve built for JavaScript so far. If you have recommendations, will you share them at [email protected]? Thank you. SPONSORED

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Joe Masilotti 📗

@joemasilotti

My RailsConf proposal was NOT accepted.

So I'm going to run a remote workshop instead!

Reply with a 📱if you want to attend and I'll DM you details when I have more details.

Topic: Port your Rails app to iOS with Turbo Native
Abstract: 👇 https://t.co/0NeYLOVmSw

2:02 PM - 24 Mar 2022

🎙️ Load Testing Rails Applications & Rails Conferences

On today’s episode, Jason shares some pretty cool news that happened at Podia with Harry Connick Jr. and load testing, and a cool tool they used called k6. We also hear about Text Editor, the guys submitting talks for RailsConf 2022, and Andrew fills us in on using lol_dba and Derailed Benchmarks. And you can’t miss the hilarious story Jason shares about the fire alarm going off during his talk at RubyConf 2017.

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🎙 The Ruby on Rails Podcast Episode 412: Plant Killers (Brittany + Jemma + Emily)

Emily is guesting as co-host this week with Jemma and Brittany! The trio celebrate Emily’s new role at Shopify and discuss taking breaks between roles. Emily and Brittany just wrapped up reviewing CFPs for Railsconf so Jemma asks them about the patterns they observed. They wrap up by talking about their (not) green thumbs and home desk setups.

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Release v1.0.0 · saturnflyer/surrounded · GitHub

Create encapsulated systems of objects and focus on their interactions - Release v1.0.0 · saturnflyer/surrounded

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🎙️ Ruby Loyalty and Engineering Management with Ufuk Kayserilioglu

Ufuk is the Engineering Manager of the Ruby Infrastructure team (Jemma’s team!) at Shopify. After transitioning his career from physics to software development, Ufuk has had the fortune of working with lots of interesting technologies at various levels of the stack. He, Jemma and Brittany chat about management philosophies, why he remains excited about Ruby and what is the ideal role for Shopify in the larger Ruby ecosystem.

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📺 How Ruby on Rails breaks "duck-typing" in frontend templates

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