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  • Ruby Users Forum - Monthly Update - August 2026
  • Ruby Users Forum - Monthly Update - September 2026
  • рџ’Ћ Issue 536 - Bringing Rails into the Ractor-age

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rubyflow.com /1 month ago

Ruby Users Forum - Monthly Update - August 2026

https://www.rubyforum.org/t/monthly-update-august-2026/676

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rubyflow.com /3 weeks ago

Ruby Users Forum - Monthly Update - September 2026

https://www.rubyforum.org/t/monthly-update-september-2026/753

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ruby.libhunt.com /1 month ago

рџ’Ћ Issue 536 - Bringing Rails into the Ractor-age

Originally appeared on Awesome Ruby Newsletter.

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rubyweekly.com /1 week ago

Ruby 4.1's first preview is here

Originally appeared on Ruby Weekly. #​821 — October 15, 2026 Read on the Web Ruby Weekly Ruby 4.1 Preview 1 Relea...

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intertwingly.net /2 weeks ago

Keep the Gems

Originally appeared on Sam Ruby.Tobi Lütke ported ONCE Campfire to Ruby 4 without Rails: Falcon serving from worker Ractors, plain modules over SQLite, and message passing between...

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rubyflow.com /4 weeks ago

The Ruby Users Forum in the Ruby on Rails Podcast

https://www.jvrc.ca/the-ruby-users-forum-in-the-ruby-on-rails-podcast/

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fastruby.io /1 month ago

Ruby 4.0: ZJIT, Ruby Box, and Ractors

Originally appeared on The Rails Tech Debt Blog.Ruby 4.0 was released on December 25, 2025, and three features get cited most often when people talk about it: ZJIT, Ruby Box, and a...

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rubyweekly.com /1 month ago

Shopify's structural linter for Ruby codebases

Originally appeared on Ruby Weekly. #​816 — September 10, 2026 Read on the Web Ruby Weekly RubyKaigi's Talks Are Fi...

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rubyflow.com /1 week ago

Ruby Memes 2026-10-15: Pencils Down!

Ruby Memes 2026-10-15: Pencils Down! https://andymaleh.blogspot.com/2026/10/ruby-memes-2026-10-15-pencils-down.html

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rubyflow.com /2 weeks ago

Ruby implementation of scrap: scrap4rb

While searching for quality I found scrap. SCRAP is by Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob): github.com/unclebob/scrap. The algorithm, the metrics, the smells and the policy numbers in scr...

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rubyflow.com /1 month ago

typst-rails: use Typst for PDF production in Rails

Just released typst-rails, a PDF templating solution for Rage and Rails apps:

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rubyflow.com /5 days ago

RedGem 0.3 (3D engine with ruby) is out!

This update brings bigger worlds, better visuals, and online multiplayer.

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ruby.libhunt.com /3 weeks ago

рџ’Ћ Issue 541 - What About Rails?

Originally appeared on Awesome Ruby Newsletter.

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ruby.libhunt.com /1 month ago

рџ’Ћ Issue 537 - All the Little Things (2014)

Originally appeared on Awesome Ruby Newsletter.

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rubyweekly.com /2 days ago

How Rails made its enums 4.5x faster

Originally appeared on Ruby Weekly. #​822 — October 22, 2026 Read on the Web Ruby Weekly 📊 The 2026 Rails...

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intertwingly.net /3 weeks ago

Nokogiri, Loofah and Crass, Compiled

Originally appeared on Sam Ruby.I built these for Roundhouse, which compiles Rails applications, and Campfire needs all three: Action Text sanitizes every message through rails-htm...

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rubyweekly.com /1 month ago

Bringing Rails into the Ractor age

Originally appeared on Ruby Weekly. #​814 — August 27, 2026 Read on the Web 🗓️ In case you were wondering where we were last week, we took a...

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ruby.libhunt.com /1 week ago

рџ’Ћ Issue 543 - Living in the Weimar Era of Ruby

Originally appeared on Awesome Ruby Newsletter.

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rubyflow.com /4 weeks ago

llm_cost_tracker 0.14.1: RubyLLM 2.x, long streams, transaction-safe writes

llm_cost_tracker is self-hosted LLM cost tracking for Rails: every call through RubyLLM, the OpenAI and Anthropic SDKs, Gemini, or any OpenAI-compatible API is logged with tokens,...

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rubyweekly.com /2 weeks ago

Making a case for real macros in Ruby

Originally appeared on Ruby Weekly. #​820 — October 8, 2026 Read on the Web Ruby Weekly Warming Up the Puma M...

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greg.molnar.io /1 month ago

Innocent looking Ruby can be dangerous

Originally appeared on Greg Molnar.RubyLLM 2 is in the final stages of being released and when I learned about this, I went to check the documentation to see if there is anything n...

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rubyweekly.com /3 weeks ago

Rails' next rich text editor hits 1.0

Originally appeared on Ruby Weekly. #​819 — October 1, 2026 Read on the Web Ruby Weekly Lexxy 1.0: Rails' New Ric...

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ruby.libhunt.com /1 day ago

рџ’Ћ Issue 544 - Does Ruby on Rails still make sense?

Originally appeared on Awesome Ruby Newsletter.

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rubyflow.com /3 weeks ago

Building a Ractor-Native Ruby 4 Stack: RESP, Redis and Background Jobs

Building a Ractor-Native Ruby 4 Stack: RESP, Redis and Background Jobs

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