Debugging Hidden Memory Leaks in Ruby — Tracking down a nasty (new with Rails 6) memory leak using tools like mwrap, heaptrack, iseq_collector, and chap. If these tools aren’t in your toolbox, they might be soon!
Sam Saffron
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Shrine 3.0 Released: The File Attachment Handler — Shrine is a gem for handling file attachments that supports resumable uploads and can work with Rails and standard Rack apps. This version is even more friendly to non-Active Record frameworks, among other things.
Janko Marohnić
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A New Ruby SDK Gem for Rubyists to Use the Square API — The Square SDK gem makes it easy to use Ruby to process payments or store a card on file from your mobile app or web form. You can also make commerce apps that go beyond payments with orders, customers, inventory and more.
Square
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A Detailed Log of the Changes in Ruby 2.4 — “Ruby 2.4!?” you say, “That came out 3 years ago.” True, but zverok has continued to analyse its changes in-depth (as well as those in Ruby 2.5) which can be a handy page to skim to find those new features you simply missed or never noticed (e.g. I never knew about Integer#digits till just now).
zverok
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Ruby 2.7 Introduces a Array#intersection method — Ruby 2.6 added union and difference methods to Array (which broadly work like the | and - operators), and Ruby 2.7 is going a step further with intersection that will work like the & operator.
Aditya Narsapurkar
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faastRuby: An Indie Ruby Serverless Platform Shuts Down? — faastRuby was an interesting, independent serverless platform built at a time when AWS Lambda didn’t support Ruby at all. Reading between the lines, it seems the developer may have been acqui-hired by Shopify but he says he’ll be “taking down all faastRuby servers” as a consequence.
Paulo Arruda
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Rails Developer — Help build crowdsourcing tools that democratize decision making and fight politics in large organizations.
CultivateLabs
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Find A Job Through Vettery — Vettery specializes in tech roles and is completely free for job seekers. Create a profile to get started.
Vettery
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Let's Hash This Out — Some history and advice on using hashes, including why the author prefers Hash over HashWithIndifferentAccess and you probably should, too.
Steve Jackson
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