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Issue 383 — January 25, 2018
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Aaron Patterson
Aaron Patterson is working on a compacting garbage collector for Ruby and in this post he explains the challenges involved.
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Dean Nasseri
An interesting alternative to IRB and Pry that analyzes input character-by-character on the fly to do things like automatic suggestions and indenting.
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Jared Norman
Some interesting thinking on exceptions here. “Reasoning about everything that could cause an exception in any given part of your application is simply not possible.”
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Dan Manges
An interesting and effective approach to organizing your Rails application by creating engines for each domain concept.
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Noah Gibbs
If you’re sweating patching servers due to performance, this may help set your mind at ease, although it’s just one set of numbers.
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GoRails
A screencast look into the new JavaScript framework by Basecamp focused on adding interactivity to HTML elements.
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Julia Evans
Julia Evans has been writing about making a better Ruby profiler that can inspect running Ruby processes. Here’s a preview, with Linux support only (Mac support is coming).
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Jobs
In brief
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