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On Sorbet, Stripe’s Type Checker for Ruby — Sorbet isn’t new (it was open sourced in 2019) but Stripe is keen to share its successes with it and tell the story of why it’s used over their entire Ruby codebase – some 15 million lines of code. Maybe it’s time to give it a try, if you haven’t yet? Jake Zimmerman (Stripe) |
How to Use Active Record in a Library — (or, more broadly, ‘not in a Rails app!’) — While there are extensions to bring Active Record into things like Sinatra or Roda, what if you want to use AR in regular Ruby projects without any embellishments? It’s more work than you’d hope, but quite doable. Postmodern |
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📕 Articles & Tutorials |
▶ An Hour’s Interview with David Heinemeier Hansson — If you want a Rails or code heavy show, this one isn’t for you as it focuses more on topics like motor racing, politics, and the pros and cons of Twitter. Code with Jason Podcast podcast |
ParallelTests 3.8: More Cores == Faster Tests — Speed up Michael Grosser |
Jekyll 3.9.2 Released — Say hello to Ruby 3.0 and 3.1 support in the popular static site generator. Jekyll Core Team |