#377: Rails 5.2.0 Beta Released

This week's Ruby and Rails news Read this e-mail on the Web Ruby Weekly Issue 377 — November 30, 2017 Official Rails Blog Rails 5.2.0 Beta Released The latest 5.x release targets file uploads with Active Storage, a vastly improved Redis Cache Store, HTTP/2 early hints support, and more. Bruno Antunes Talking to ActionCable without Rails ActionCable makes it easy to work with WebSockets from Rails apps, but what about connecting a plain React frontend to a Rails API backend? Confreaks 48 Videos from RubyConf 2017 Didn’t get to RubyConf this year? Watch it online with all these videos. They’re on YouTube too, if you prefer. We’ll link to some of the best over the next few weeks too. Engine Yard  Sponsored PostgreSQL Replication Tutorial For Disaster Recovery If you want to move your Ruby on Rails application to AWS or discuss setting up a disaster recovery environment, contact us for a free consultation. Amit Choudhary 'String#delete_prefix' and 'delete_suffix' Methods in Ruby 2.5 delete_suffix is basically String#chomp and delete_prefix is the inverse. Evil Martians Zero Downtime Rebranding with Heroku How to migrate a Heroku app from one domain to another by rewiring an existing Rails project. Aaron Sumner Removing Business Logic From Controllers Replacing controller tests by moving business logic to models or service objects while keeping test time reasonable. James Thompson A Written Retrospective of RubyConf 2017 The first post in a three-day series on RubyConf with day 2 here and day 3 here. Jobs Can Ruby change Hollywood? Stranger Things happened - Senior Ruby EngineerJoin Studio Engineering, the team behind the streams at Netflix.  Netflix Full Stack Rails Engineer (Remote in US, Canada, Brazil)Help us make the hiring process better for 100m+ job seekers across the globe. Work on product, scalability or internal tools. Interviewed (acquired by Indeed) In brief RubyGems 2.7.3 Released news  The 10 All-Time Most Downloaded Ruby Gems news How many can you guess?  Indrek Lasn Codeship Support for GitHub Enterprise, Bitbucket Server & GitLab Enterprise  Use Codeship with your on-premise or self-hosted Git server for free.  Codeship  Sponsored How to Run Sidekiq on a Heroku Free Dyno with Puma tutorial  Bilal Budhani Clean HTTP OPTIONS Handling in Rails tutorial Rails doesn’t really handle the HTTP OPTIONS very well, so someone made a gem to do just that.  Filippos Vasilakis Instrumenting Ruby Methods tutorial Using prepend and metaprogramming to cleanly instrument methods.  Bradley Schaefer How to Add Comments to Database Columns from ActiveRecord tutorial  Dan Mayer Choosing UUIDs for Model IDs in Rails with Postgres tutorial  Andy Croll Rails on Docker: Using Yarn to Manage Frontend Assets tutorial  Chris Blunt How Does Bitcoin Force Consensus Among Byzantine Generals? tutorial Ruby-themed ponderings on blockchain consensus.  Fabio Akita Reduce the Time Spent on Bugs by 99%  Instantly know whats broken and why. Real-time monitoring, alerting, analytics for Ruby errors w/ Rollbar.  ROLLBAR  Sponsored Good Change, Bad Change: Matz's RubyConf 2017 Keynote video Focused on underlying performance and MRI implementation work.  Yukihiro Matsumoto Test Driven RSpec: A 7 Part Screencast Series video An in-depth video series looking at using RSpec with Ruby and Rails.  Monoso Why and How to Freeze Your Ruby Constants video  Dustin Zeisler Uptime and API Monitoring for Ruby Apps tools  Honeybadger  Sponsored ComfortableMexicanSofa 2.0: A Rails 5.2+ CMS Engine code  Comfy Projects ElasticNotifier: Send Error Notifications to an Elasticsearch Server code For future analysis or reporting.  Fabio Pitino Curated by Peter Cooper and Glenn Goodrich, and published by Cooperpress. Send feedback by simply replying to this mail. Want to sponsor an issue? See our media kit. Want to post a job? Email us or use our self-serve system. Stop getting Ruby Weekly | Change email address | Read this issue on the Web © Cooperpress Ltd, Fairfield Enterprise Centre, Louth, LN11 0LS, UK Email policy Privacy policy