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💎 Ruby Radar #78 - RubyConf 2022

💎 Ruby Radar #78 - RubyConf 2022

November 27, 2022

Welcome to the 78th issue of Ruby Radar! In this issue, we feature a blog about a new core Ruby class, a new Hanami release, some new gem version releases, some, dare we say, vintage, conference videos, and much more! We also would like to wish anyone traveling to RubyConf this week safe travels.

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📝 Ruby adds a new core class called Data to represent simple immutable value objects

The Data class helps define simple classes for value-alike objects that can be extended with custom methods.

📝 Hanami 2.0: Better, Faster, Stronger

Hanami 2.0 is here, ready to work with, ready to tey it out! Tremendous effort of multiple teams joined together on common goal resulted in something special.

🎙️ Tip Tapping Around & The Rails Foundation — remoteruby.com

Jason dives right into telling us about Tiptap, a text editor for the web. The guys discuss Phlex, a markdown renderer for Phlex, and using Pretty Print. Chris talks about SGIDs and the cool stuff you can do with them, Trix v2.0.0 came out, and find out about The Rails Foundation one million dollar announcement as the guys share their optimistic thoughts and opinions on how this will affect the Ruby on Rails ecosystem. Go ahead and download this episode now!

🎙YAGNI | RSpec w/ Justin Searls — share.transistor.fm

Matt and Justin talk about RSpec and testing DSLs and try to answer the question "do we need them?"

Want to improve your Rails test speed for free? Here you are, a nice snippet! #rubyonrails
credits to @_cha1tanyaprathamesh.tech/2020/08/10/cre…
— Alessandro Rodi (@coorasse)
9:14 PM • Nov 23, 2022

Active Record callbacks that trigger other callbacks are very difficult to debug. To avoid this, don’t save models in callbacks. You can also use services instead of callbacks to be more explicit.
— Ryan Bates (@rbates)
3:53 PM • Nov 23, 2022