Highlights from the 105 edition of Short Ruby Newsletter.

🚀 Launches

• Web Crunch launched the Hello Hotwire course - free with premium build-along modules
• Brad Gessler launched Terminalwire - Hotwire, but for command-line apps
• Alex Rudall launched Awesome Ruby Places - a Github repo to gather all companies that are working with Ruby
• Tatsu announced the release of English tranlation for the "mruby handbook - Programming mruby by Example"

👉 All about Code and Ruby:

• DHH announced that Kamal 2 is close and the plan is to deploy in less than 20 seconds (it seems like HEY is already running on the alpha version) while Nate Hopkins shared a bunch of code samples about pattern matching in Ruby and Ruby Cademy shared also a series of code samples showing various Ruby and Rails examples.
• Ashok Gautham Jadatharan published a code sample showing how you can create a scripting file with both bash and Ruby
• Victor Shepelev explained how the example with variable being initialized after NameError assignment
• Josef Strzibny published some code samples about how to mock using Minitest
• RoRVsWild shared a good thread about the performance of Array#sort! vs SortedArray

And there are much more inspiring and good to know code samples. Don't forget to read the section "❤️ Why Choose Ruby and Rails" where people share why they choosed Ruby or Ruby on Rails.

🧰 Gems, Libraries, Tools and Updates

• Javi Ramirez launched a gem to calculate MRR, ARR, churn, LTV, ARPU for Rails apps using pay gem
• Adrian Goh launched a gem that uses OpenAI to write commit mesages
• Kevin Newton shared the PR for making Prism the default parser for Ruby

There are a bunch of gem updates that we included in the newsletter.

As always, we have a large number of newsletters, videos, podcasts, and a good selection of articles to choose from.

Read the full newsletter for free at https://newsletter.shortruby.com/p/edition-105