Main takeaways from the RubyConf keynote — Ruby 2.7, 3.0 and the road ahead

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Main takeaways from the RubyConf keynote — Ruby 2.7, 3.0 and the road ahead

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Main takeaways from the RubyConf keynote — Ruby 2.7, 3.0 and the road ahead

Rubyconf 2019 is just behind us, and as always Matz keynote is packed with information on what’s coming next for Ruby.

Rails

Thin and maintainable Rails mailers: how we refactored Rails mailers at mkdev

How to make mailers in Rails simpler, smaller and more flexible using parameterized mailers.

Rails I18n - the power of internationalisation : the burden of processes

Why should any start-up bother about i18n at the start? Starting well to expand fast!

Ruby

Ruby 2.7 adds Enumerator#produce

Ruby 2.7 has added Enumerator#produce to generate Enumerator from any custom data-transformation.

Re-inventing The Wheel (Or, The Circuit Breaker)

A case study on the decision between using a library and rolling your own.

Beyond Ruby

RAMPS - Mastery is Opportunity to Grow

People sometimes confuse the drive for mastery with a drive to know everything. But it’s not the knowing, per se. It’s not catching the skill, it’s chasing the skill.

Test Desiderata 3/12 Readable - Kent Beck

The third in the series on desirable properties for tests suggests that tests should read like a story.

Blast from the past

Adding a NOT NULL CONSTRAINT on PG Faster with Minimal Locking

as a service, we migrate our database schema from time to time to deliver new features; these migrations can be risky and must be handled with care to avoid any disruption.