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Connected and Disconnected Target Callbacks with Stimulus: Originally appeared on Rails Designer.

In a previous article I wrote about the change callbacks for the Values API. This time I want to highlight the Connect and Disconnect callbacks for… https://t.co/REKjZNfYfs

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The gift of constraints: Originally appeared on 37signals Dev.

One of the hardest things about shipping products is balancing this contradiction: you want to do the best possible work everywhere, but optimizing every piece takes time, and time is… https://t.co/m1F7T5yH6g

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Comment your regular expressions: Originally appeared on Giant Robots Smashing Into Other Giant Robots.

Regular expressions have a reputation for being cryptic and arcane, and with good reason: their syntax is dense and non-obvious. Unfortunately that… https://t.co/hezXYDRaf6

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Week 36 - Lazy-load Turbo Frames early, Turbo Laravel Morphing Support, and more!: Originally appeared on Hotwire Weekly.

Welcome to Hotwire Weekly!

Welcome to another issue of Hotwire Weekly! Next week, EuRuKo 2024 kicks off in Sarajevo, September… https://t.co/T9WxTCLsn9

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Let's Read - Eloquent Ruby - Ch 10: Originally appeared on DEV Community: Brandon Weaver.

Perhaps my personal favorite recommendation for learning to program Ruby like a Rubyist, Eloquent Ruby is a book I recommend frequently to this day. That said, it… https://t.co/dpMW2VOFip

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This week in #dev (Aug 30, 2024): Originally appeared on Giant Robots Smashing Into Other Giant Robots.

Welcome to another edition of This Week in #dev, a series of posts where we bring some of our most interesting Slack conversations to the public.

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Andrew is Triggered by Jason Cs JSON B Columns: Originally appeared on Remote Ruby.

In today’s eventful episode of Remote Ruby, Jason, Chris, and Andrew dive into a range of tech topics, from the latest updates and issues with text editors, like Redactor, caching strategies,…

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Solid Cache and Queue as default backends and more: Originally appeared on Ruby on Rails.

Hi, Wojtek here. Let’s explore this week’s changes in the Rails codebase.

Add Solid Cache
Solid Cache will be the new default caching backend for production… https://t.co/o1ym1SihFD

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💎 Issue 433 - Say No To Partials And Helpers For A Maintainable Rails Front-End: Originally appeared on Awesome Ruby Newsletter. https://t.co/xDrmnZfamv

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Ruby Central Welcomes Marty Haught as Interim Lead for RubyGems and Bundler: Originally appeared on Ruby Central.

Ruby Central is excited to announce Marty Haught will be joining us on an interim basis to lead our open source work, including the… https://t.co/c9QeQH0jEP

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GitHub joins Rails World 2024 as Platinum Sponsor and Track 1 Host: Originally appeared on Ruby on Rails.

We are excited to welcome GitHub as a Platinum Sponsor for Rails World 2024, taking place in Toronto on September 26th and 27th. As a Core… https://t.co/JlJvAcagOV

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Real-time Ruby profiling: Originally appeared on Ruby Weekly.

#​718 — September 5, 2024

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Ruby 3.3.5 Released — Not a big release (you’ll be waiting till Christmas Day for that!) but a scheduled minor bug fix release… https://t.co/Hv1ycgSrOp

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Quick Hit #16: “Never, ever hire for JavaScript framework skills. Instead, interview and hire only for fundamentals like web standards, accessibility, modern CSS, semantic HTML, and Web Components.” — Alex Russell…
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Quick Hit #16 originally… https://t.co/fM5I0d4MyK

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Quick Hit #15: Almost missed that the WP Twenty Twenty-Five theme was approved a couple weeks ago.…
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Quick Hit #15 originally published on CSS-Tricks, which is part of the DigitalOcean family. You should get the newsletter. https://t.co/fPFH7zMYRD

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Building Nested Forms in Rails with Stimulus: Originally appeared on Rails Designer.

In a previous article I wrote about nested forms with Turbo and no other dependencies. This is a great solution that works remarkably well, but I want to explore… https://t.co/8hOMobhUBE

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Let's Read – Eloquent Ruby – Ch 9: Originally appeared on DEV Community: Brandon Weaver.

Perhaps my personal favorite recommendation for learning to program Ruby like a Rubyist, Eloquent Ruby is a book I recommend frequently to this day. That said, it… https://t.co/CG55apHm6K

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A Guide for Manual Vulnerability Testing: Originally appeared on Josh Software.Let’s dive into the world of cybersecurity and explore how we can keep our digital assets safe from prying eyes and malicious attacks. Understanding Vulnerability Testing… https://t.co/lwtCaAEJ6S

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Let's Read – Eloquent Ruby – Ch 8: Originally appeared on DEV Community: Brandon Weaver.

Perhaps my personal favorite recommendation for learning to program Ruby like a Rubyist, Eloquent Ruby is a book I recommend frequently to this day. That said, it… https://t.co/bspXUPNOcl

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Testing with RSpec book updates for September 2024: Originally appeared on Everyday https://t.co/o0EPMh7jdQ with an updated take on DRY tests and creating test data with factory_bot! https://t.co/OHj24S8ie6

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JRuby: Upcoming Projects: Originally appeared on Charles Oliver Nutter.

Hello friends! I’m re-entering the blogspace with an update on JRuby status and some of the exciting projects we have coming up in the latter half of 2024. Let’s get started!

A… https://t.co/nZ9DcHuKuE