Amsterdam Dreamin'

Happy Sunday fellow Rubyists!

Andrew Mason & Collin Jilbert
June 25, 2023

📝How We Made Gusto Page Loads 40% Faster

For businesses with 25 or more employees, pages load 1.4 times faster. After loading gusto.com for the first time, navigations in Gusto are 2 times faster. For smaller businesses, page loads are 1.2 times faster, and all navigations after the first are now 1.8 times faster.

engineering.gusto.com/how-we-made-gusto-page-loads-40-faster

📝 An Introduction to Lambdas in Ruby

Lambdas can make your code easier to use and more powerful. Discover how to use Lambda functions in Ruby.

blog.appsignal.com/2023/06/21/an-introduction-to-lambdas-in-ruby.html

Want a preview of what YARP's AST is going to look like?
Check out all of the classes on the left-hand side that end in *Node. Each has documentation on what it looks like and its fields!
ruby.github.io/yarp/
— Kevin Newton (@kddnewton)
Jun 20, 2023

We love your enthusiasm for Rails: #RailsWorld sold out in 45 minutes! Stay tuned for more speaker announcements, and we will see you all in Amsterdam this October.
— Ruby on Rails (@rails)
Jun 23, 2023

💎Release Camping 3.1.0 · camping/camping

Hi Friends! In this release we've rewritten the Reloader and formalized the directory structure for larger camping apps. The Reloader is now, just the loader, and it eager loads your camping apps i...

github.com/camping/camping/releases/tag/3.1.0

💎 jhawthorn/json_escape

Contribute to jhawthorn/json_escape development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com/jhawthorn/json_escape

🎙Episode 23 - Daniel Huss

First time Podcast guest, Daniel Huss, joins the show. Daniel is a TestDouble agent and recently gave his first conference talk (Spoiler, it was great)! We talk about the differences between contract and product work, Dragon Ruby, and tending to your code like it's a garden. Daniel crush it on his first, of what I hope will be many, podcast appearances.

podcast.drbragg.dev/episodes/episode-23-daniel-huss

💎Jason Goes to Infinity (and Beyond)

The discussion touches on topics ranging from Rails features and documentation, the usefulness of Ruby Infinity, the elegance of removing conditionals in programming, and using programming languages like Haskell and Elixir, their unique features, and how they handle conditionals differently. Also, Jason announces he’s planning a Southeast Ruby conference for early 2024 in Memphis and how he wants to focus on the community aspect.

remoteruby.com/233