Wrote about #ruby Ractors and how they work + why they exist. This is the next post in the Ruby concurrency/performance series. I'm sending these as part of my newsletter. A beginner friendly primer (defining process, thread, concurrency, parallelism, Ruby GVL) theleafnode.com/ruby-web-ser...

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Excited about Lexxy, the new editor for Action Text. Check it out github.com/basecamp/lexxy

I'm not at #RailsWorld but following along. Keep sharing your pictures and updates, love it ❤️

This year I've been increasingly imagining AI tools as the 'end-user' as I update the remaining Rails guides. Had no inkling of this reality when we started in January 2024 though.

Check it out for an excellent rabbit hole on time and calendars (and world book day), including ruby-docs examples 😀

Nothing against "vibe coding", but in addition to it, I think it's more fun to actually understand things 😊

All of the rails commands (and their aliases): aliases = { "g" => "generate", "d" => "destroy", "c" => "console", "s" => "server", "db" => "dbconsole", "r" => "runner", "t" => "test" } Came across this while rewriting the Rails guide for Rails Initialization Process:

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Do you know about the `bin/rails runner` command? It executes any Ruby code inside a fully initialized Rails environment, without having to start a rails console.

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