Hackernews posts about Ruby
Ruby is a high-level programming language known for its simplicity, flexibility, and ease of use, making it an ideal choice for scripting and web development.
- Why Ruby on Rails still matters (www.contraption.co)
- Implementing a Game Boy emulator in Ruby (sacckey.dev)
- Ruby not dead it seems (i-love-ruby.gitlab.io)
- ZJIT: Building a Next Generation Ruby JIT (rubykaigi.org)
- What's the Deal with (Ruby) Ractors? (byroot.github.io)
- Surely you must be joking, Jupyter notebooks with Ruby [video] (www.youtube.com)
- OmniAI 2.0: An LLM-Agnostic Ruby Library (ksylvest.com)
- Code Master Blog: Ruby Programmer Happiness Explained (andymaleh.blogspot.com)
- Show HN: Rhino editor – a TipTap editor made for Ruby on Rails (rhino-editor.vercel.app)
- Compile Ruby Apps with Tebako (terminalwire.com)
- Advanced Queries in ActiveRecord for Ruby on Rails (blog.appsignal.com)
- Phlex 2.0 – server-side rendered views in Ruby (www.phlex.fun)
- Jupyter Notebooks with Ruby [video] (www.youtube.com)
- Testing Ruby Code Like a Pro: The Power of RSpec Mocks and Doubles (rubystacknews.com)
- Mastering Iterators in Ruby: Unlock the Power of External and Internal Iteration (rubystacknews.com)
- Dealing with (Hypothetical) Sham Ruby Packages (blog.rubygems.org)
- Compile Ruby Apps with Tebako (terminalwire.com)
- Tebako: An executable packager (for Ruby programs) (github.com)
- SDB Scans the Ruby Stack Without the GVL (github.com)
- Calling all Ruby developers and crypto builders (rubystacknews.com)
- Recreating the Classic Snake Game in Ruby: A Nostalgic Coding Adventure (rubystacknews.com)
- The Ruby on Rails Podcast Episode 533: Catching Up with Nick Schwaderer (www.therubyonrailspodcast.com)
- Active Agent 0.2: Making Ruby and Rails the Best Choice for AI Development (www.activeagents.ai)