TIL you can grep directly from "rails routes"! And now you can match against the path, too. Sure beats piping into grep.

Almost all Ruby developers I know use the Hash#merge method to append one Hash to another. What if I told you, you could do this using the double splat operator(+coolness factor) and it is sightly faster? 💨 Benchmarks: github.com/fastruby/fast-… Check this out 👇

How Do You Manage Ruby Application Dependencies? ☝️ The topic for today’s Fullstack Ruby Podcast. With a whole new initializer/configuration system coming to [email protected] 1.2, it seemed an appropriate time to dive into various Ruby framework approaches. fullstackruby.dev/podcast/6/

In his latest article, @mtoppa says: "If you’re an experienced member of the Ruby and Rails community, consider volunteering as a Guide, and share your experience and wisdom with a Scholar!" go.fastruby.io/2ok #RubyConf #RubyFriends

At least he has good taste in programming languages.

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Save the Date for BridgetownConf! Online (free!) event being held on Monday, November 7, 2022 — get notified when registration officially opens (soon!): bridgetownconf.rocks

A thread worth reading for how to organize your Rails code:

Friday hug to the whole Ruby community! #euruko2022

Wow, 50 developers registered already for #BridgetownConf2022, an online event hosted by the Bridgetown core team on Monday, November 7! You can register at the link below for some awesome #Ruby #WebDev goodness 👇

Probably a good time to remind everybody once again that the escape hatch for Twitter users—an open federated network of social sites mostly powered by Mastodon—is built on top of… …#Ruby on Rails. 😎 github.com/mastodon/masto…

A very handy reference for `rails new` options!

We're going to have to do a whole podcast episode just on Phlex soon. 😄

We'll be following suit. 😢 Hope you decide to follow us over there on the open web! Cheers!