July 23, 2026
This series about the notable changes in CIDER 2.0 continues with the change you’ll bump into first, whatever your workflow: the transient menus, and the broader push to make CIDER’s functionality ...
Lots of bugfixes in this one, thanks to a bunch of new contributors! Notable changes in this release: Drop support for Ruby 3.1, which has been EOL for a while Improve DISTINCT queries used for pol...
Bump solid_queue to 1.5.0
#810 — July 23, 2026 Read on the Web Ruby Weekly 🔒 RubyGems Revokes Legacy API Keys After Possible Cache Leak — A CDN caching bug, which has existed for years, could have served accounts' legacy...
Rails 8 ships with Kamal 2 pre-configured, so every new app can deploy to any Linux server with zero downtime and automatic SSL — no PaaS required. Many teams pay for expensive Platform-as-a-Servic...
Over the years, we have written about many of the tools we use: Skunk for combining code quality and code coverage data, bundler-audit for security vulnerabilities in your dependencies, libyear-bun...
https://railsdesigner.com/recreating-stimulus-controllers/ Part 1 of 2.
I am releasing SerpTrail 1.0 today, a new SEO rank tracker built with Rails, Hotwire, SQLite, and Kamal
Direct link to podcast audio file The summer heat ended up thawing out my podcast, so I had no choice but to go buy a new microphone and grumble into it for a couple hours. Just how that works. Ple...