Ruby 每周问题 686：2024 年 1 月 18 日

Ruby on Rails 1.0 and Modern Ruby: Rails 1.0 was released about 18 years ago, just a day after Ruby 1.8.4. It's interesting to see bundler being used as it didn't exist at that time and RubyGems wasn't a default part of Ruby 1.8. A modern Ruby can somewhat run Rails 1.0.
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Programming Ruby 3.3: Affectionately called "the Pickaxe" due to its cover image. It's back focused on Ruby 3.3 with a new lead author, Noel Rappin. Noel has blogged about the release and was interviewed in issue 630.
Ruby-related News:
- There's been a lot of chatter and work around using SQLite in modern Ruby apps.
- RubyCentral presents a quick State of the Ruby Gems where the RubyGems registry receives about 2 billion requests each weekday.
- A big list of upcoming Ruby-focused conferences in 2024 is available.
- David Bryant Copeland shares his ideas for RailsConf and DHH is excited for Rails World coming to Toronto in September.
- The Ruby Warsaw Community Conference is taking place in two weeks.
- JRuby has implemented most Ruby 3.3 features but there are many Ruby 3.2 features left. Gift Egwuenu has the latest monthly RubyGems project update.
Articles & Tutorials:
- The First Commits to a Rails App by Lucian Ghinda starts with best practices and automated checks before getting into the app.
Code & Tools:
- Introducing pg_query for Postgres 16 is a long-standing library for turning SQL queries into parse trees based on the Postgres 16 parser and now works on Windows.
- Commander 5.0 brings together features from other libraries for building CLI apps.
- Various other tools and libraries like Extralite 2.5, Combustion 1.4, Langchain.rb 0.9, synvert-ruby 1.7, Milestoner 17.1, Business Class 1.4, Avo 3.3, Flipper 1.2, Minitest 5.21.2, and Rails 7.1.3.