This week's Ruby news, issue 411
| Visualizing Ruby Execution — The author of VisualizeRuby has added the ability to generate an image of the execution path for a given application run, though it's still early days and may not run on all code. Dustin Zeisler |
| Changing the Way Ruby Creates Objects — Tapping into Ruby's metaprogramming to change the way a class (and its subclasses) create objects. Messing around with the way that Ruby creates objects can occasionally be educational, interesting, or useful, and usually in that order ;-) Benedikt Deicke |
 Be the First to Try Powerful CI/CD Pipelines in Semaphore 2.0 — Semaphore 2.0 makes it extremely easy to set up and visualize continuous delivery for your whole organization. Model your custom workflow with powerful pipelines, from commit to deploy. Request access and be one of the first to try it. Semaphore |
| Ruby Together's July News Update — Ruby Together is the organization that helps funds development of common Ruby tools like Bundler and RubyGems. Of particular note here is work on alpha support of two factor authentication for logging into the RubyGems site with CLI 2FA to follow in due course. Ruby Together |
| First Beta of Hanami 1.3 Released — The Hanami framework's 1.3 release is due in October but this will give you an early taster. An interesting update is a switch from Minitest to RSpec in Hanami's testing approach. Luca Guidi |
| Designing Services with dry-rb — Once you start writing service objects, using the dry-rb modules to handle specific responsibilities is a fine idea. Patrick J. Sparrow |
| Paraspec: Parallel RSpec Test Runner — Paraspec uses a coordinator/worker architecture and can assign single specs (as opposed to entire files) to workers resulting in a balanced and resiliant spec runner. Paraspec |
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