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Building Native GUI Apps in Ruby - RubyConf 2022 Talk Slides

RubyConf 2022 talk slides for “Building Native GUI Apps in Ruby” have been posted, including a mention of a new Glimmer DSL for LibUI release [0.6.0.pre.0] that finally leverages a newer version of the C libui library, supporting a new open_folder dialog.

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This Week in Rails - 2022-12-02

Article Added by: kobaltz // www.driftingruby.com

Integrations on Rails: How we build and deploy integrations at FireHydrant

Since Day 1, when we launched with Slack, PagerDuty, and Jira integrations, we’ve understood that any product made to make managing incidents easier has to seamlessly integrate with the workflows responders are already using. Now, three years and nearly two dozen integrations into our architecture later, I’m here to report good news: it is possible to build an integration platform that effectively and efficiently scales with your customers' demands.

Article Added by: bobbytables // firehydrant.com

Safe gem upgrades for large codebases with Pessimize gem! | Hanami Mastery #034

The Pessimize gem is amazing, to ensure we don't accidentally bump gem versions too much on the single upgrade run. In this episode We're explaining why it's important, and how to leverage tools like pessimize to manage gem upgrades easily and safely.

Tutorial Added by: swilgosz // hanamimastery.com

From stained-glass master to software engineer: career changes often start with a mess

Changing careers is a long, often-overlooked process. But I want to share both the (linear) story and the (messy) history of how I became a software engineer. And like a lot of good stories, mine always starts with a lie.

Article Added by: merciremi // remimercier.com