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Issue 291 — March 31, 2016
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Aaron Patterson
At BathRuby 2016, Aaron ‘tenderlove’ Patterson dug into how method calls are executed, optimized, and cached by Ruby’s VM. A deep dive.
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Jake Yesbeck
A follow up to a previously popular post with five more features of the ActiveRecord API that you’ll find useful, including pluck, after_commit and changes.
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Jamis Buck
Jamis Buck unveils a new way to create and maintain complex SQL queries based upon their separate components.
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Codeship Sponsored
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Xavier Riley
A fun introduction to one of my favorite Ruby projects. Build music live with Ruby and a custom IDE. Jump to 27m23s for an Obama influenced track.
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Matthew O'Riordan
A look at the strengths and weaknesses of Rails 5’s new ActionCable WebSocket-based pub/sub service.
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Ed Wassermann
A look at AntiPatterns, which represent pretty much the opposite of design patterns — They are discoveries of solutions to problems that you should definitely avoid.
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Juanito Fatas
Combinations of symbols often get funny names in Ruby like hashrocket or spaceship, but do you know what an eek squeak or bacon cannon are? ;-) Yes, this is all very much for fun.
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Jobs
In brief
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