Years ago in 2011 I was in a small Missouri town that got wiped off the face of the world by a tornado. Like every other weather situation I got to the basement, laughed a bit, said this one too will blow over and it's not that big of a deal.

I released RubyGems/Bundler 4.0.12 with regular release cycle. blog.rubygems.org/2026/05/20/4... This release includes bug fixes from @netwillnet.bsky.social , @kurotakyuu.bsky.social and our Ruby friends who participated in the Code Party.

Years ago in 2011 I was in a small Missouri town that got wiped off the face of the world by a tornado. Like every other weather situation I got to the basement, laughed a bit, said this one too will blow over and it's not that big of a deal.

Update on RubyGems.org We're responding to a coordinated spam-publishing campaign. No existing packages have been compromised; the activity is limited to newly registered accounts publishing junk packages.

Witch Hat Atelier: Cute, wholesome, great story focused on gentler side of magic* WHA Reddit: Here's how do to a war crime using the magic system * yes, I've read ahead, yes I know that's simplifying to make a joke.

Who are folks voting for on governor / congress in SF/CA? Currently ~60:40 Steyer to Beccera, 70:30 Wiener to Saikat. Still need to read more into other ballot measures.

A great conversation about where we, as Ruby Central, and as a community, are moving. www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_lY...

A great conversation about where we, as Ruby Central, and as a community, are moving. www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_lY...

A New Chapter for Ruby Central (April 16, 2026) by Jey Flores & Ran Craycraft rubycentral.org/news/a-new-c...

I joined RubyCentral to release a postmortem, and today I'm delivering my report on what happened. The hope is to provide more transparency and closure, 194 days since the incident on September 18. I've named the incident "RubyGems Fracture." Read my report. #ruby rubycentral.org/news/rubygem...

I've had this gem on repeat for a while: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNVr...

Alright, listen up. Intel just dropped. 🕶️ Early Bird tickets for RubyConf go on sale March 16th — and they are LIMITED. Mark the date, stay sharp, and be ready to move. We only get one shot at this. Check out rubyconf.org for news & updates!

The RubyConf CFP closes next week on March 15! Get those submissions in!

We’re preparing to announce our first RubyConf 2026 keynote. This year’s keynote speakers represent voices that push the language and community forward in meaningful ways. Stay tuned for the reveal. 🫢

Square is not the company I left anymore. The level of callousness to fire half the workforce is a tragedy. I'm so sorry to anyone impacted by this change and hope you all land safely.

With any large scale tech debt project there are three things needed to succeed: 1. Commendation - Anyone who works on this is incentivized, recognized, and rewarded. 2. Capacity - Teams have dedicated resources to making this happen. 3. Capability - Tools, resources, and knowledge exist

The more I work with Ruby the more I am inclined to turn off autoloading and explicitly require things. Really, the more I'm inclined in general to be explicit about things. What is simple in the early days becomes a tax of trying to trace down what and where something is.

What if new hires could understand your entire codebase on day one? @baweaver.bsky.social thinks this is possible with MCP tools. An AI agent could become an expert in your codebase and make institutional knowledge available 24/7 for any team member. Watch his SF Ruby Conference talk:

Rubyfmt 0.12 is out! This release is a big deal. We entirely removed ripper and replaced it with Prism. This means Rubyfmt no longer needs to compile against Ruby at all. This work wouldn't have been possible without the hard work of Reese, and as a bonus treat we now have: rubyfmt.run

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-x9I... My talk from SF Ruby on MCP tools for Rails monoliths is up.

Day 3 of covid, would not recommend 💀

Happy to announce that I'm joining as a member of the Board of Directors for @rubycentral.org! www.linkedin.com/posts/keysto...

Anyone have a photographer they'd recommend in SF for headshots? Probably need to update mine as it's been a fair bit.

Anyone have a photographer they'd recommend in SF for headshots? Probably need to update mine as it's been a fair bit.

Who do I know who's an audiophile that could give me some guide steps on wiring up some old Klipsch Heresy IIs? Even a start in what to read would be handy.

Had this referenced today in a talk at SF Ruby.

I mean we love to share and go diving down rabbit holes with folks.

....you didn't have to do us all like that Jerry, too far man.

Slack went boom, here we go

Don't suppose anyone has connections to folks that work on Prettier? Seeing if I can get a PR in to make it less collapse-happy on destructuring and multi-line calls: github.com/prettier/pre...

Anyone have connections to urban planning, especially around housing and transportation, in NYC? Have a senior engineer I know looking to get their foot in the door.

On the list of petty things I have done is grabbing the `bw` gem entirely for vanity, but also to start putting all the little tools and snippets I keep on collecting into one gem that I can just install and have a kit to play with: github.com/baweaver/bw (It's empty now, mostly parked name atm)

Give @lorencrary.bsky.social some love, PSF made a hard call, but they made the right call: pyfound.blogspot.com/2025/10/NSF-... If you have the means consider a donation as well.

That's how you lead with integrity.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQQt... My keynote, "We Who Remember Magic", from Rocky Mountain Ruby just posted.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQQt... My keynote, "We Who Remember Magic", from Rocky Mountain Ruby just posted.

Sounds like Ruby is going 4.0 for Christmas this year. Wonder what the final breaking change was that got it over the line for a major bump. Coincidentally it's also the 30th anniversary of Ruby.

How are Ruby folks dealing with larger-scale synthetic testing data creation? Thinking multi-record build-outs with system/domain events to get them to a point as a testing stage. Currently thinking orchestration layer around FactoryBot, but curious what others are up to.

How are Ruby folks dealing with larger-scale synthetic testing data creation? Thinking multi-record build-outs with system/domain events to get them to a point as a testing stage. Currently thinking orchestration layer around FactoryBot, but curious what others are up to.

Remember last Friday's wave of US govt accounts joining? Sure enough, mass blocking and ignoring them works, haven't seen anyone mention them in anger in the past day. Starve them of oxygen. it works.

#hugops to AWS right now

Started today knowing basically nothing about Opus Dei. I do not want to admit how many tabs I have open somewhere deep around pelagianism.

“Rails is an opinionated framework, and this is an opinionated book.” ~Introduction One of today's Pragmatic Picks - 40% off with code PragPicks pragprog.com/titles/... @noelrappin.com

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Alright, I'm in... ☺️ Who else will I see at SF Ruby?!

> So, paired with those feelings plus the latest continued revelations of the creator’s personal beliefs and political stances, I can’t find as much joy writing Ruby on Rails apps as before. ... > I can’t wait for my next adventure with @hanamirb.org [...] Read it: afomera.dev/posts/2025-1...

They did. We call it Ansible now.

I swear migraine Fridays are becoming a thing.

Hanami 2.3 beta1 is out! This release introduces Rack 3 support, plus a wide range of improvements and fixes. We’d love your help with testing. Please give it a go! hanamirb.org/blog/2025/10...