💎 Ruby Radar #76 - RubyConf Mini Approaches

Welcome to the 76th issue of Ruby Radar! In this issue, we've got a pair of great podcasts, some effective blog posts, a preview of Ruby 3.2, a talk from RubyKaigi on running mruby programs on a Sega drive, and much more! We would like to wish you safe and happy travels to everyone that is traveling for RubyConf Mini this week!

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🎙️ Your Network Is Your Net Worth with Roman Turner — www.therubyonrailspodcast.com

Roman Turner is a classically trained French chef turned developer. He's now a Software Developer at America's Test Kitchen. He and Brittany discuss personal branding, attracting and keeping members in the Ruby/Rails community and advice for junior developers seeking their first role.

🎙The Bike Shed: 361: Working Incrementally — www.bikeshed.fm

thoughtbotter Stephanie Minn joins The Bike Shed as co-host! 🎉

Joël and Stephanie talk about continuing on a rewrite and redesign of a legacy Rails app and working incrementally.

📝 How Effective are Classic Lookup Optimizations for Rails Apps?

A look at inline caches, eliminating target duplication, and splitting in Rails apps. More details in our paper!

📝 Effective Queries with Rails and PostgreSQL - DEV Community 👩‍💻👨‍💻

This article was originally written by Pavel Tkachenko on the Honeybadger Developer Blog. Extracting... Tagged with ruby, rails, postgres, sql.

avo-hq/class_variants — github.com

Easily configure styles and apply them as classes.

salsify/goldiloader v4.2.0 — github.com

Just the right amount of Rails eager loading. Contribute to salsify/goldiloader development by creating an account on GitHub.

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