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Issue 320 — October 20, 2016
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Adam Cooke
Similar to Foreman, but defaults to running all processes in the background and can process restarts in multiple ways.
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heckpsi-lab
It’s early days, but Midori aims to provide high performance. A simple benchmark shows it outperforming Sinatra and even Express.js on Node. See example app code.
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YouTube
Updates on the Ruby3x3 project, future approaches to concurrency in Ruby, and a look at ‘duck inference’. 34 minutes.
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SitePoint
Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski offers a clean example of good metaprogramming in Ruby.
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Richard Schneeman
If you find yourself reaching to do a module-method extraction, stop. Consider what road you’re starting down and these lessons Richard shares.
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Danny Garcia
A multi-part ( part 0, part 1, part 2) series comparing Swift to Ruby. You might be surprised at how similar the two languages are.
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Leigh Halliday
A look at writing tests that use data returned from external HTTP APIs, as well as testing those interactions both in success and failure situations.
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Dorothy Wingrove
A fun 5 minute demonstration of FizzBuzz implemented via Ruby’s little used ‘flip flop’ operator.
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Erik Benoist
Reverb’s story of moving to Webpack on the frontend, including how to handle server-side rendering of React components.
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Jobs
In brief
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