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💎 Ruby Radar #46 - RailsConf Schedule Released

💎 Ruby Radar #46 - RailsConf Schedule Released

April 17, 2022

Welcome to the 46th edition of Ruby Radar! We are one month out from RailsConf 2022 and the schedule is now out. What talks are you looking forward to attending?

Hot off the press is our #RailsConf2022 Schedule!!! railsconf.com/schedule
— RailsConf (@railsconf)
9:10 PM • Apr 12, 2022

This means you can lean into advanced Rails features like GlobalID + advanced Sidekiq features like tags... all with ActiveJob. Bonus: Your app will still feel like Rails. 🙌
— Nate Hopkins (@hopsoft)
9:50 PM • Apr 14, 2022

📝 Faster RuboCop runs for Rails apps

Recently, Nate Berkopec shared an interesting observation: running bundle exec whatever could take... Tagged with ruby, rails, linters, docker.

📝 Rails analytics made simple

Analytics (i.e. stats about your visitors) is nowadays not cheap. Let's see why, and let's see how Rails could help.

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