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The latest news in the Ruby and Rails community
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every 6 days
Average audio length:
5 minutes
English
25 episodes
since March 1, 2016
episodic
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Today we’re not here to talk about the latest news in the Ruby on Rails community, but instead to let you know that we’re no longer going to be producing this podcast :( However, there are still great resources out there on Ruby and Rails!
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
This week, we discuss Avro, 2FA with Rails, curl to Ruby, and InvoicePrinter.
This week, we discuss large Rails apps, ActiveRecord vs. Ecto, Octopod, Ruby authentication, and shia_labeouf.
Tic Tac Toe with Action Cable, 3 Postgresql indexing tricks, the drape gem, and the good-first-path label in the rails GitHub project all in this episode of the Ruby5!
Rails Conf videos, with_index, collection_radio_button and dope deprecationsn
This week, we discuss Rails 5, Ruby with Matz, Hanami, mini_racer, quick tips on keeping Rails apps updated, and CocoaPods 1.0.0.
Bi-directional destroy dependencies, building a math evaluation engine, an in-depth look at action cable, and a lesson on inversion of control all in this Friday's episode of the Ruby5!
This week, we discuss Rails applications, Ruby on Rails Security Project, single_cov, and sad methods.
Live from Rails Conf 2016 we talk to Jeff Casimir about boot camps, Nathen Harvey and Robb Kidd about deploying apps without capistrano and Olivier Lacan discusses Ruby Hero awards
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