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Learn how to use the new Ruby syntax and write beautiful code.
You will discover the new syntax added from Ruby 2.7 to Ruby 3.3 and practical examples of using them in a Ruby on Rails application.
The hash literal value omission was added to Ruby version 3.1 in 2021. This is the feature proposal that describes the feature request and the one that was implemented. What does it mean? Hash literal value omission (or hash value omission) means tha...
I previously wrote a quick intro to the endless method in Ruby and now I will try to use it to name transaction blocks in Rails. This is a technique Kasper Timm Hansen shared in a reply to my previous post. I will try to refactor some examples from ...
An overview of the endless method in Ruby programming
Exploring performance of Data.define vs Struct and OpenStruct
Discover how Ruby's endless method syntax has developed from its early suggestions in 2011 up to its release in 2020 part of Ruby 3
As Ruby 3.3 is around the corner, I suggest a list of recommended articles or videos to watch to get up to date with Ruby's evaluation as a language. This is a partial list of some of the things happening in Ruby. Still, I think it is an excellent st...
