Short Ruby Newsletter

The one where Hanami 2.0 is released, get tickets with a good discount for SF Ruby 2025, and the one where you can see how vector search can be implem...

The one where Rails 8.0.3 is released, where San Francisco Ruby Conference started ticket sales, and the Ruby Central situation is in the spotlight.

The one that sums up Rails World, where the next stop from Ruby Triathlon is Friendly.rb, where Rails 8.1 beta1 is released and RubyMine is free for n...

The one where the Ruby Community Triathlon is starting, JRuby officially announced a new version, and Alessandro Rodi found a web archive showing how ...

Stay up to date with 5 Ruby links: Tidewave Web's coding agent, 37signals' new push notification gem, Rails getting markdown renderer, and Ruby renami...

The one where 37Signals launched Active Push, Avo writes about how to use Apple Wallet Passes in Rails apps and Evil Martians writes about The Rails R...

The one where Andrea Fomera launches her new app FileKeep, new Ruby on Rails versions are announced, and we get the latest news on upcoming conference...

The one where Vladimir Dementyev launched Redprints CFP, JRuby 10.0.2.0 was released and where Nate Berkopec launched their new gem sidekiq-memory_log...

The one where Ruby Conf Austria is announced, Alexandru Golovatenco launches railsblocks.com with over 175 UI components, and Oskars Ezerins creates a...

The one where RubyCentral released all the videos from the final Rails Conf, a lot of new products built with Ruby or for Ruby launched and tickets fo...

The one where Rails Foundation launches a new podcast, where Josef launched Kamal Devops and where Obie launches Claude On Rails gem and DHH announces...

The one where Marco Roth announced the Herb Language Server and where we discuss again about service objects

The one where JRuby 9.4.13.0 gets released, Jose Valim will be at SF Ruby Meetup, Jason Sweet discusses Service Objects, and jemalloc development come...

The one where Hanami starts a funding campaign, where Ruby committers discuss renaming Namespace and where Zeitwerk reached 500 million downloads

The one where Active Job Continuations by Donal McBreen landed in Rails, RailsConf 2025 gets DHH for a fireside chat, and Nate Berkopec highlighted Ru...

The one where Jorge Manrubia teased about a new code editor in Rails, where EuRuKo announced the first speakers and where Sam Ruby launched their book...

Then one where namespaces on read and ZJIT were merged into Ruby and where Obie Fernandez launched a new framework for AI workflows in Ruby.

The one where EuRuKo has announced that their tickets are on sale, Rails World tickets will go on sale on the 13th of May, and Joel Drapper invites us...

The one where you can read about why Marc Köhlbrugge chose Ruby, where Adam Fortuna shares how they returned to Rails, and where Ruby Central discuss...

The one where YCombinator showcases Ruby code in their Vibe Coding video, mruby 3.4.0 released, Hotwire Native 1.2 is announced, and where Pragmatic P...

The one with several Ruby releases: 3.4.3, 3.5.0-preview1, and JRuby 10, where Marco Roth announces herb tools and Matz suggests that Ruby 4.0 may be ...

The one where Ruby 3.3.8 is released, where Charles Nutter shares about what's new in JRuby 10 and where we find out that Ex-CEO and Buildkite’s cofou...

The one where Marco Roth launched RubyEvents website and mobile app and where the Ruby and AI scene is heating up with more gems

The one where Ruby 3.1.7 and 3.2.8 are released, Joe Masilotti published Bridge components for Hotwire Native, and two new projects about building or ...

The one where TruffleRuby 24.2 is released, JRuby 10 is getting close, a Rails MCP server is introduced, and where Stan Lo shows a Ruby MCP server pow...

The one where Sidekiq 8 is launched, where Kasper Timm Hansen is announcing a new workshop about Action View and where Adam McCrea launches PaaS Prici...

Friendly.rb launches Early Bird tickets, Rails World opens the CFP, and RailsCamp offers scholarships.

The one where Andy Croll launches Ruby-themed t-shirts, Matt Swanson shares their GOAT pattern for Hotwire apps and you can learn about Array#bsearch ...

The one where Stephen Margheim launched a new course High Leverage Rails and Andrew Culver launched Honyaku to translate Rails apps automatically

The one with Ruby 3.4.2 release and a new JRuby release, while Aaron Patterson article was on front page of Hacker News