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Happy Friday, this is Greg, bringing you the latest news from the Rails world.

A Rails anniversary!
Today is the 22nd anniversary of the first public release of Ruby on Rails!

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Today we’re adding a new page to the Ruby on Rails website: Reference Apps. This is a small, hand-picked library of real, open-source Rails applications worth studying.

Documentation can only show you so much. Sometimes it’s better to just crack open the lid and go straight...


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Let’s explore this week’s major changes in the Rails codebase.

Preserve sub-second precision when coercing a DateTime in Time.at
Fix Time.at to always return the correct number of milliseconds for a DateTime.


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The Rails Foundation is looking for two people to be MCs at Rails World this year, and we think that some of the best candidates are already doing the job every month in Ruby communities around the world…


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