~rubyweekly | Issue 713 - How Ruby's IDE experience continues to improve (11)

Puma Worker Killer: Automatically Restart Cluster Workers Based on Available Memory — Remember the days of running Rails with FastCGI and frequent app restarts? Those days are gone, but if you’re encountering memory issues and are using Puma, this could get you out of a bad spot temporarily.

Major Ruby LSP Enhancements in 2024 So Far — The Ruby Language Server Protocol gem (and VS Code plugin) has been busy this year, adding many, many features and improvements. Stan demonstrates several of these features (in VS Code) along with some coming experimental enhancements to improve your Ruby code editing experiences.

Understanding Hash Value Omission — This feature was added in Ruby 3.1 and has its detractors, but Lucian explains the rationale and some use cases that may have you not omitting it in your code.

What's Coming in Rails 7.2: Database Features in Active Record — These include minor composite-primary key changes, better instrumentation for transactions, and other transaction changes to benefit queuing use cases (for Solid Queue).

Event Sourcing Simplified: Building a Basic Event-Driven System — Event sourcing is a pattern that can feel simultaneously very useful and complex. Luckily, it’s possible to start small and pare down the implementation to get the benefits without team-crushing complexity.

The librdkafka Supply Chain Breakdown: rdkafka's Darkest Hour — A retrospective on an incident caused by an open source library (librdkafka) suddenly going private, stunting the ability to do rdkafka-based deployments. Lessons about dependency management and immutable builds lie within.

bundle_update_interactive: Adds an update-interactive Command to Bundler — This gem installs an update-interactive command for Bundler that mirrors the yarn command by the same name. Shows a list of out-of-date gems and lets you pick which ones to update.

Get Process Memory: Get the Memory Usage of a Process — It could be your current Ruby process, a process you’ve spawned, or anything you have the process ID for. Uses different techniques to support macOS, Linux, and Windows.

UpgradeRails.com is Now a Test Double Operation 💚 — The folks at Hint trusted Test Double to carry on an incremental approach to Rails upgrades. Make scary things boring.

🗓️  Ice Cube 0.17: A Date Recurrence Library — Let’s say you want to know when every Friday the 13th that falls in October is, Ice Cube will give you the dates or let you query dates or date intervals against that rule.

reinteractive::Custom AI Integrations with RoR — Struggling with AI integration in Rails? Tell us your project - we'll show you how. Book a meeting.