Everything that I published this week about Ruby #4
My Weekly Roundup of Ruby Content in the first week of December 2024
Senior Product Engineer, working in Ruby and Rails. Passionate about idea generation, creativity, and programming.
I curate the Short Ruby Newsletter.
Monday
Every Monday, I publish the Short Ruby Newsletter:
Short Ruby Newsletter - edition 116 - The one where Rails World, Friendly.rb, and EuRuKo announced the dates for 2025 conferences, and Marco Roth announced rubytriathlon.com
Tuesday
I wrote and shared on social media a recommendation of two products for blogging made by two members of our Ruby community:
Two recommendations if you want to start a blog
Wednesday
I finished an article I started during the weekend when I installed the Writebook for booklet.goodenoughtesting.com where I shared how you can override a class method or instance method of a Ruby object used in a Ruby on Rails app:
Overriding Methods in Ruby on Rails: A No-Code-Editing Approach
While not about Ruby, I also wrote a short note about how I included on my GoodEnoughTesting resources a link to the workshops:
Using shoutouts.page to embed a link to my workshops
Thursday
I expanded a reply to a question about returning multiple values from a Ruby method into an article where I recommended using Data object:
How to Return Multiple Values from a Method in Ruby Using Data.define
This is what I published this week about or around Ruby.
Next week, I will probably only publish the newsletter and maybe 3 Ruby Links as I will be focused on the GoodEnoughTesting workshops.
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