An overview of Ruby GUI development in 2018

This week's Ruby and Rails news Read this e-mail on the Web Ruby Weekly Issue 390 — March 15, 2018 Olivier Lacan Why Won't Bundle Update? If you’ve ever seen a notice like “Bundler attempted to update nokogiri but its version stayed the same” and struggled to work out why, this interesting dig into Bundler is a worthwhile read. Satoshi Tagomori Deferral: Go-Style 'defer' for Ruby An proof-of-concept Ruby implementation of Go’s defer, a way to ensure certain things occur upon the conclusion of a method (such as closing files). REINTERACTIVE  Sponsored Spend Your Time Writing Code, Not Debugging Operations Our out-source DevOps solution keeps your app updated and running. Pre-baked blue/green deployments mean you’re always able to push updates, 24/7 support means we wear the pagers. Serverless Ruby We Demand Serverless Ruby An online petition to drum up support for Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) providers to add Ruby as a supported language. Psst.. we have a serverless newsletter as well :-) Thoughtbot Using 'yield_self' for Composable ActiveRecord Relations A practical example of using a new Ruby 2.5 feature to refactor complex relationships and conditions in Rails. Nick Gorbikoff 25 Years of Ruby Commits, Visualized Uses gource.io to show the commit graph of Ruby over the past 25 years. Saverio Miroddi An Overview of Ruby GUI Development in 2018 It’s not often written about but building graphical apps in Ruby is a thing, and here’s a comparison of the most popular approaches. Jobs Full-Stack Rails Engineer (San Francisco)Join Instacart's world-class engineering team (just 150 people). Help us scale across North America. Enjoy lots of autonomy. Instacart Full Stack Engineer - (Paris, France)Come and join Europe’s #1 carsharing service, opening cars with smartphones. With almost 2M users in 6 countries, we’re looking to grow even more. Drivy Open To Hearing About New Ruby Jobs?Try Underdog.io, where hundreds of the best tech companies go to meet top Ruby engineers. Companies email you directly as soon as next Monday. Underdog.io In brief Parallel Testing Coming in Rails 6.0 news A pull request (and great conversation) adding a parallelize method to ActiveSupport::TestCase.  Ruby on Rails Coinbase Funding Ruby Projects with its Open Source Fund news  The Coinbase Engineering Blog Pro Tip for Your First Pipeline: Managing Build Versions in GoCD tutorial Managing build versions is key when designing CD pipelines. This example web service shows you how to get started.  GoCD  Sponsored Deduplicating Large Data With Rails tutorial  Cheyne Wallace Ruby 2.5's New Exception#full_message Method tutorial  Vishal Telangre Fix Slow Active Record SQL Queries in Rails tutorial New Relic, PgHero, and EXPLAIN ANALYZE are your allies in this fight.  Paweł Urbanek Ruby Testing Micro-Course tutorial Four lessons to get you started with testing using RSpec and plain Ruby.  Jason Swett The Proxy Pattern Revisited tutorial Trading out method_missing for prepend.  Fred Heath Run Capybara Feature Specs with Selenium and Headless Chrome tutorial A CircleCI 2.0 case study.  Artur Trzop How We Started using Redux-Form in our Rails Apps tutorial  Andrey Suhomozgy Yes, Ruby 1.9 Can Support TLSv1.2 tutorial Handy if you still need to keep Ruby 1.9 apps running.  Mike Herrera Updating Dependencies Sucks, So Let's Do More of That    Depfu  Sponsored How to Develop a Facebook Messenger Bot in Pure Ruby video  Andy Barnov Outside of Models, Only Use Named Scopes opinion  Andy Croll Test Kitchen: An Integration Tool for Testing Infrastructure Code tools  Test Kitchen Build, Deploy & Scale Ruby Apps Faster - $100 Credit On Us tools  DigitalOcean  Sponsored FasterPath: Faster Pathname Handling for Ruby with Rust code Not a new project but has had several updates recently.  Daniel P. Clark Doorkeeper: An OAuth 2 Provider for Rails and Grape Apps code  Applicake pwned: A Ruby Wrapper for the Pwned Passwords API code Check if a password has been found in any of the huge data breaches. There’s also devise-pwned_password if you prefer a Devise-oriented approach.  Phil Nash 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