Issue 384 — February 1, 2018 |
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| David Heinemeier Hansson The beta period is over and we’re headed for final release with Rails 5.2 introducing Active Storage, the Redis Cache Store, HTTP/2 Early Hints, and more.
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Evil Martians Not just interested in the news of the release (above)? This post covers much more including Active Storage, credentials, the Current singleton, CSP configuration, and Bootsnap.
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Phusion Features a major refactoring of configuration option handling which now supports per application options. Ruby 2.5 support has also improved.
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Codeship Sponsored Learn how to develop and test a Ruby app with Docker compose and how to further create a CI/CD pipeline for your app using Codeship.
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Netflix Technology Blog Netflix is open sourcing a Fast JSON API gem which boasts 25 times faster serialization than Active Model Serializer.
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Lazarus Lazaridis A very thorough walkthrough of building a Linux desktop app with Ruby.
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Victor Shepelev Several examples of Ruby 2.5’s all-new yield_self cleaning up older, uglier blocks of code.
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Julia Evans Scrappy and fascinating work digging into Ruby processes from ‘behind the scenes’.
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