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Originally appeared on Short Ruby Newsletter.The one where RubyConf launched The Ruby Runaway - startsup pitching, where tiny ruby conf announced their event and where Joel talks about Phlex::TUI

Originally appeared on Short Ruby Newsletter.The first edition of 2026: Where we look at Ruby 4.0, mruby announced the major release this year v4.0, Rails launched 8.1.2 and two old (pre Ruby 1.0) ... Read more Originally appeared on Short Ruby Newsletter.The first edition of 2026: Where we look at Ruby 4.0, mruby announced the major release this year v4.0, Rails launched 8.1.2 and two old (pre Ruby 1.0) and stable gems were updated Show less

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Rémi is a former stained-glass master turned freelance Ruby on Rails developer. He writes extensively on software topics on his blog, and he recently wrote a reflection on his return to fr... Read more Rémi is a former stained-glass master turned freelance Ruby on Rails developer. He writes extensively on software topics on his blog, and he recently wrote a reflection on his return to freelancing this past year. Rémi joins us to share his journey into software development, and the recent transition back to freelancing.Related LinksRémi's WebsiteNewsletterWorkRuby.socialLinkedInReflecting on 2025 Show less

After picking up Minitest for one of my retainer clients, I’ve had confusing errors in our test suite for a while. Turn out Rails is kinda cheeky when it comes to properly integrate Minitest::Spec.