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Issue 801 - Why Ruby still feels like home

One year of Ruby on Rails configuration | Island94.org

https://island94.org/2026/05/one-year-of-ruby-on-rails-configuration

🛠️ One Year of Ruby on Rails Configuration — The creator of GoodJob shares a tour of the monkey patches, extensions, and appwide behaviors that have accumulated in his Rails app’s /config directory. It’s heavy on examples and things you might want to steal be inspired by.

3 months ago

Ruby 4.0.5 Released | Ruby

https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2026/05/20/ruby-4-0-5-released/

Ruby 4.0.5 Released — An off-schedule release to address a critical use-after-free race condition in the getaddrinfo timeout handler. It also resolves a build system regression under the C locale introduced in 4.0.4.

3 months ago

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🤖 Claude Skills Built Around Your Engineering Process — We created an open-source Claude Code skill for Rails upgrades, leveraging 60,000+ hours of experience. Individual, general skills can only go so far; we build skills that understand your process. Take the next step into AI-assisted development.

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3 months ago

What is Date::ITALY?

http://aesthetikx.info/blog/date_italy.html

🗓️ What is Date::ITALY? — If you guessed that it has something to do with Julian and Gregorian calendars, you’re right, but that’s just the start of it. A fun journey through some date/time esoterica.

#ruby

3 months ago

https://caio.ca/blog/why-ruby-still-feels-like-home

https://caio.ca/blog/why-ruby-still-feels-like-home

Why Ruby Still Feels Like Home After All These Years — A warm retrospective on why Ruby, fifteen years and several language affairs later, remains satisfying to use. Caio highlights language features like refinements, Forwardable, and numbered params, alongside modern tooling like Ruby LSP and Steep, and the performance ceiling YJIT raised.

3 months ago

GitHub - tilo/smarter_csv: Fastest end-to-end CSV ingestion for Ruby (with C acceleration). SmarterCSV auto-detects formats, applies smart defaults, and returns Rails-ready hashes for seamless use with ActiveRecord, Sidekiq, parallel jobs, and S3 pipelines — even for messy user-uploaded real-world data.

https://github.com/tilo/smarter_csv/

SmarterCSV: The Fastest End-to-End CSV Library for Ruby — A CSV parsing and generation library that leans upon C for performance, can handle CSV parsing failures that Ruby's usual CSV library can’t, and with a nicer API too (though migrating to SmarterCSV is a one-line change). The latest release adds support for non-seekable/streaming IO sources.

3 months ago