Ruby on Rails

database-backed, app-internal exception tracker for Rails applications - fractaledmind/solid_errors

Rails 7.2 simplifies debugging database queries by adding query count information to the application logs.

Create associations that combine multiple Active Record associations using a SQL UNION under the hood. - keygen-sh/union_of

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There's an unprecedented upcoming investment in new Spree open-source features, including a new admin dashboard UI, a new storefront, a drag & drop page builder and many more. Here's the latest update from the world of Spree.

An opinionated framework for building APIs in Ruby. - apiaframework/apia

We are happy to announce the release of Rails 7.2!There has been close to 2,500 commits made by over 400 contributors since Rails 7.1, so this release is packed with new features and improvements.

Active Support Fix delegate_missing_to allow_nil: true when called with implict self class Person delegate_missing_to :address, allow_nil: true def address nil end def berliner? ...

Last year the Rails Foundation started the Rails Luminary Awards acknowledging people who’ve contributed to the Rails ecosystem and community with exceptional code, documentation, enthusiasm, or assistance, thereby helping others do more, learn more, or be inspired.

In the first half of 2024, Ruby LSP has seen significant enhancements, particularly in the area of code navigation, thanks to the advancement of its indexer. In this post, we’ll dive into the major code navigation enhancements that have been made to Ruby LSP. We’ll also touch on some experimental fe...

Hi! So, Rails has an official account on Twitter that’s actively maintained: x.com. I was looking if there are mirrors of this account on other alternative platforms, but it doesn’t seem like there are any (there is this account on Mastodon, but it’s an unofficial one: Ruby on Rails (@rails@ruby.so...

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Adds a basic sessions generator to get people started with their own authentication system. This is not intended to be an all-singing, all-dancing answer to every possible authentication concern. I...

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The steady improvements to both Ruby and Rails combined with an amazing and supportive community have me deeply excited about the future of both.

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Last month, 37Signals introduced Thruster, a “zero-config” gem that makes your web pages load faster by solving various problems that would otherwise require changes in multiple places in your infrastructure. This post explains what those problems are, how Thruster solves them, and why you might wa...

Ruby’s garbage collector is designed to be adaptable, scaling from short Ruby scripts to running apps that serve millions of requests per second. While it’s designed to be adaptable, it may not work optimally for every use case. For this reason, Ruby’s garbage collector supports many parameters that...

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Greetings! I’m Emmanuel Hayford, here to bring you your weekly instalment of “This Week In Rails”. Let’s dive straight into it. Two new guides are now open for community review. If you are well versed in Action View, partials, and helpers, please review and submit your feedback here:

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When Rails 7.0 landed in December 2021, it came with a fresh new homepage and a new boot screen. The design of the guides, however, has remained largely untouched since 2009 - a point which hasn’t gone unnoticed (we heard your feedback).

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Improving Rails documentation is one of the core pillars of why the Rails Foundation was formed, so we are pleased to share an update on how that mission is progressing.

The Rails World 2024 Call for Papers is now open. Here’s an overview of what kind of talks we are looking for, what’s new this year, and how to submit.

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Hi! Vipul here with the second edition of This Week in Rails for 2024!

Work on Rails 8 is starting, so I dug through the official GitHub milestone to break down all the upcoming goodies for you. There's plenty coming, including Solid Queue, Solid Cache and Kamal becoming defaults, better support for PWAs, an official LSP, and more!

This is Emmanuel, Greg, Vipul, Wojciech, and Zzak, bringing you the summary of what happened with Rails in the past year. It was a busy year with over 4300 commits from 520 contributors and 23 releases, including Rails 7.1!

As 2023 winds to a close, it’s time to reflect on the first year of the Rails Foundation. Work on the mission began in earnest in February, and we accomplished a great deal these past ten months.

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