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ggerman/ruby-libgd: Native Ruby bindings for the GD graphics library, providing fast image processing, drawing, filters, and alpha-blending without external dependencies.
ggerman/ruby-libgd: Native Ruby bindings for the GD graphics library, providing fast image processing, drawing, filters, and alpha-blending without external dependencies.
Native Ruby bindings for the GD graphics library, providing fast image processing, drawing, filters, and alpha-blending without external dependencies. - ggerman/ruby-libgd
·github.com·
ggerman/ruby-libgd: Native Ruby bindings for the GD graphics library, providing fast image processing, drawing, filters, and alpha-blending without external dependencies.
State of Ruby 2026
State of Ruby 2026
Ruby 4.0 shipped ZJIT and Ruby::Box, Rails 8 ditched Redis for Solid Trifecta, and a RubyGems crisis forced Matz to act.
·devnewsletter.com·
State of Ruby 2026
alec-c4/active_record_properties: Type-safe properties stored in JSONB for ActiveRecord models. A modern, lightweight alternative to separate settings tables.
alec-c4/active_record_properties: Type-safe properties stored in JSONB for ActiveRecord models. A modern, lightweight alternative to separate settings tables.
Type-safe properties stored in JSONB for ActiveRecord models. A modern, lightweight alternative to separate settings tables. - alec-c4/active_record_properties
·github.com·
alec-c4/active_record_properties: Type-safe properties stored in JSONB for ActiveRecord models. A modern, lightweight alternative to separate settings tables.
How I actually use AI to write Ruby on Rails code
How I actually use AI to write Ruby on Rails code
A practical workflow for coding with AI on brownfield and greenfield Rails applications. Covers context generation, layered documentation, pattern synthesis, and maintaining code quality.
·mariochavez.io·
How I actually use AI to write Ruby on Rails code
Biggest thing is default PORT to CONDUCTOR_PORT and derive everything from that. Be sure to symlink any git ignored files that you need from root to workspace. Stuff like that.
Biggest thing is default PORT to CONDUCTOR_PORT and derive everything from that. Be sure to symlink any git ignored files that you need from root to workspace. Stuff like that.
Biggest thing is default PORT to CONDUCTOR_PORT and derive everything from that. Be sure to symlink any git ignored files that you need from root to workspace. Stuff like that. - bin_conductor-setup
·gist.github.com·
Biggest thing is default PORT to CONDUCTOR_PORT and derive everything from that. Be sure to symlink any git ignored files that you need from root to workspace. Stuff like that.
Ruby::Box: Rethinking Code Reloading with Isolated Namespaces | Ruby Elders
Ruby::Box: Rethinking Code Reloading with Isolated Namespaces | Ruby Elders
Ruby's experimental Ruby::Box feature offers a fresh approach to code reloading - instead of tracking constants, just load code in isolation and discard it afterwards. Here's what it makes possible, and where it still needs work.
·rubyelders.com·
Ruby::Box: Rethinking Code Reloading with Isolated Namespaces | Ruby Elders