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Ruby Weekly

Russ Olsen announces Eloquent Ruby, 2nd Edition to be published by The Pragmatic Bookshelf

linkedin.com/posts/russolsen_i

Discussions: discu.eu/q/https://www.linkedi

www.linkedin.comI'm thrilled to announce that Brandon Weaver and I have just kicked off… | Russ Olsen | 11 commentsI'm thrilled to announce that Brandon Weaver and I have just kicked off work on a second edition of Eloquent Ruby, to be published by our friends at The Pragmatic Programmers. The idea is to keep the basic structure of the book the same while updating it to Ruby as it is used today. While we are all excited, let me repeat something that Brandon and I tell each other every day: This is a big project and we want to do it right. So while the second edition is on its way, it is going to take time, time measured in months. But Eloquent Ruby, Second Edition is on its way. | 11 comments on LinkedIn
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Brooke Kuhlmann

Excited to share a bit more of what I'm working on at #trmnl (usetrmnl.com) where I'm in charge of the Open Source aspects of the company. Specifically, I'm focused on the Build Your Own Server (BYOS) side of the stack.

So I'm quite happy to share more about the BYOS server I've been working which is completely written in #ruby and #hanami. 🎉 Source: github.com/usetrmnl/byos_hanami

Super easy to spin up and render whatever you want on your own e-ink devices. Enjoy!

usetrmnl.comTRMNL | E-ink dashboard to stay focusedClarity, at a glance.
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Scott Chamberlain

[blog] Picking a web framework

recology.info/2025/03/web-fram

Wrote up some thoughts/learnings on looking into what web framework to use for a work project #python #ruby #svelte #htmx

Recology · Picking a web frameworkOver the past few months at work we’ve been looking into web framework options for a project that currently uses R Shiny. Our needs have grown beyond what Shiny can provide. We decided to try Rails, SvelteKit, and HTMX/FastAPI to see which one would best suit our needs. The frameworks Info and links on each: Rails Main language: Ruby Docs: Rails Guides Svelte Kit Main language: JavaScript Docs: Svelte Kit Docs HTMX/FastAPI Main language: Python Docs: HTMX Docs, FastAPI Docs Build minimal apps I built a minimal version of our existing Shiny app using each framework. For each app I created only the landing page, and two other pages - in total these three pages encompassed a lot of the complexity of the app, and allowed me to get a feel for how it would be to use each framework IRL. Because of reasons I’m not going to share these minimal apps.
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maarten brouwers

Contributed a #ruby #Ractor variant to the programming languages benchmark game: salsa.debian.org/benchmarksgam

(was an example where Ruby was slower than Python, so got interested :))

Might not be published anytime soon (as the benchark game isn't updated as often anymore, and was only recently updated), and it will also not be the fastest version, but was fun to experiment with Ractors in ruby, a way to have true parallelism is ruby.

(btw the reason ruby is slow in this test is that instantiating an object for a single character is much overhead that can't be reasoned away by the JIT-compiler I guess...

GitLabRuby k-nucleotide using by Maarten Brouwers (using Ractor) (#559) · Issues · The Computer Language Benchmarks Game / benchmarksgame · GitLab Source code Parallelism using Ractor (current fastest ruby variant is using process forking). I'd say pretty idiomatic ruby code, albeit...
#performance
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WNB.rb

Are you a Nonbinary or Women Rubyist attending @tropicalonrails ? Come join some WNB.rb members for an after conference dinner!

Venue: Baccio del Nonno
Address: R. Júlio Diniz, 158 - Vila Olímpia, São Paulo - SP, 04547-090, Brazil
Directions: maps.app.goo.gl/PxJdizE5opiyYR

Dinner will start around 7:30pm (April 3rd) All attendees will need to adhere to WNB.rb’s Code of Conduct: tinyurl.com/wnb-rb-coc
RSVP: forms.gle/TRwP3niFfRKofgQz6

WNB.rb Dinner on a teal background with lots of purple leaves, and a yellow sun in the middler. Tropical on Rails 2025. Join WNB.rb for dinner after the conference. Baccio del Nonno. April 3, 2025, 7:30pm.
#TropicalOnRails#Rails#Ruby
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Lucian Ghinda

After writing last week about creating value objects in #Ruby with Data class, here are some real examples of some cases where I use it and one example from TheOdinProject.

There are other cases and probably better ways to use it but I just wanted to provide some real examples:

Screenshot of Rate Limit object
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