Hey Ruby enthusiasts! It's that time again where we dive into the latest happenings in Ruby community. From exciting new releases to insightful articles and events, there's plenty to catch up on. So, grab your favorite beverage and let's explore what's been going on in March 2024.
Conference Updates
EuroKo 2024: EuroKo is back with its 2024 edition! Dive into the world of Ruby with this year's conference featuring talks, workshops, and networking opportunities.
RailsConf 2024: If you missed RailsConf, fret not! Follow the highlights and updates on Twitter.
Frameworks and Tools
Hanami 2.1.0 Release: Hanami, the alternative web framework, unveils its new version packed with enhancements and improvements.
Solid Queue: Explore how to migrate to Solid Queue from Sidekiq with this insightful blog post.
ActiveType: Discover ActiveType, a library for creating form and view models in Rails applications.
Ferrum: Check out Ferrum, a high-level browser automation library for Ruby.
Articles and Tutorials
Why I Love Ruby: Vlad shares his love for Ruby and what makes it a favorite among developers.
Frozen String Literal: Understand the significance of frozen string literals in Ruby and how they impact performance.
VSCode + WSL: Learn how VSCode with WSL is transforming Windows into a powerful platform for web development.
Micro-benchmarking Value Objects in Ruby: Dive into the world of micro-benchmarking and explore the performance of value objects in Ruby.
Thruster Released: Get insights into Thruster, a new tool released by 37Signals for enhancing web performance.
Events and Community
Ruby Türkiye Meetup 2024#03: Join Ruby meetups and connect with fellow enthusiasts to discuss all things Ruby. It's in Turkish.
Why Should Developers Write?: Explore the importance of writing for developers and how it can benefit your career.
RailsConf Behind the Scenes: Meet Ufuk, the secret organizer behind RailsConf 2024, and get a glimpse behind the scenes.
Miscellaneous
New Rails Template: Check out the latest Rails new template for starting new projects with ease.
Allow Browser to Set Minimum Versions: Learn about the new feature in Rails 8 that allows browsers to set minimum versions.
History of the Endless Method Syntax: Delve into the history behind Ruby's endless method syntax and its evolution over time.
Schedule for RailsConf 2024: Check out the schedule for RubyCentral events and plan your participation.
That's a wrap for March 2024 in the Ruby and Rails world. Stay tuned for more exciting updates, releases, and events in the coming months. Happy coding! 🚀
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