bugloper

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[bugloper @bugloper]

I would love @dhh on @lexfridman podcast

[Ruby on Rails @rails]

All #RailsWorld 2026 speaker applicants have just been informed of the status of their talk, so please check your inboxes. We will begin sharing speaker announcements soon. In the meantime, you can still grab a ticket at: https://t.co/w9JQ9D1mgy

[DHH @dhh]

Mise makes dev life so much simpler. A single env manager for Ruby, JavaScript, Go, and all the modern AI tooling. Every project can have their own versions. Stable system packages can be separated from high-churn AI tooling. Thrilled to sponsor @jdx in this mission!

[bugloper @bugloper]

Not a flex but proof of proper engineering I think

[DHH @dhh]

This is our uptime record heading into Basecamp 5. All run out of our own data center racks. Now serving Basecamp four Chicago, Virginia, San Jose, and Amsterdam. Even when us-east-1 goes dark 😄

[DHH @dhh]

Omarchy traffic keeps surging. In the past 30 days, 600 terrabyte of traffic was served by our awesome hosts at @cloudflare. Up 13% month/month!

[Jorge Manrubia @jorgemanru]

Lexxy is now at a production-Basecamp quality level.

Getting there has required a huge amount of work. Amazing effort led by Samuel Péchèr and @zoltanhosszu.

https://t.co/v7PbRzPHWM

[Joe Masilotti @joemasilotti]

Big day at Ruby Native! 🥳

→ First customer case study live: @enderinco shipped Foxance
→ Android beta invites going out today
→ pingrb in Google Play review

https://t.co/HD00IZ7NWa

[James Hibbard @jchibbard]

⚙️ Rubydex is a new Shopify-backed static analysis engine aiming to unify code indexing for Ruby tooling. Ruby LSP, Tapioca, and Packwerk are already migrating to it. #Ruby https://t.co/9SnBA99lDn

[DHH @dhh]

It's hard to beat the stock Linux kernel that Linus and gang already went to great lengths optimizing. Omarchy just ships with that, and it seems to hold up pretty well! https://t.co/k1Q8MtnwlQ

[k0kubun @k0kubun]

Ruby 4.0.4 Released https://t.co/PUcacz3Mcr

This is a routine update that includes bugfixes. We recommend upgrading your Ruby version at your earliest convenience.

[bugloper @bugloper]

Checkout this rule engine
https://t.co/bj8nknF6tT

[bugloper @bugloper]

@ThePrimeagen Ruby is gorgeous and elegant

[Josef Strzibny @strzibnyj]

Puma 8 is here 🚀

https://t.co/1vLnC4QyU5

[IroncladDev @IroncladDev]

Meet your heroes

[DHH @dhh]

Omacon is kicking off in a few hours at the beautiful @Shopify space in NYC. All us speakers met up yesterday to test the tech and meet'n'greet. What a privilege to hang out with such a fine bunch of nerds!

[Hiroshi SHIBATA @hsbt]

Ruby 3.2 just reached end-of-life. Ruby 3.3 moved to security-only maintenance. I've written about how this process works from a maintainer's perspective — something I've long discussed in Japanese and am now bringing to English readers: https://t.co/6eTn7o8LAs

[Joe Masilotti @joemasilotti]

Short term roadmap for Ruby Native:

- Native navigation bars + buttons for Inertia apps
- In-app purchase support
- Revamped homepage (to feature Beervana)
- Remote logging for debugging

[Ruby on Rails @rails]

New PR has been opened to improve the Active Job Basics guide, and community feedback is welcome!

Summary of changes: Guide restructured and condensed for clarity, and the Solid Queue section was rewritten to include a conceptual overview, key features, and practical usage with duplicated content from the Solid Queue README now removed.

If you have a moment, please take a look and share your thoughts: https://t.co/bDNTHaxui9

[bugloper @bugloper]

I am happy to announce that I have started a new job as a truck driver in Hyderabad.
And I got a micro managing boss

[Joe Masilotti @joemasilotti]

Just dropped on Ruby Native: badges! 🔴

Use the new helper, native_badge_tag, to set the Home Screen icon and/or tab badge. Helpful for calling attention to notification counts.

Also works via JavaScript via RubyNative.setBadge().

https://t.co/cQcbPrcV0O

[Sam Saffron @samsaffron]

Rails just landed 11 CVEs, similarly our monthly release at @discourse landed 33 CVEs. This is not that software suddenly got sloppy, the AI based scanning using 5.4 xhigh and Opus max is finding dormant issues. Even if you hate AI and don't think loops are useful for anything, DO NOT sleep on this one, you will regret it. https://t.co/CV4r1EXXnR