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The Embarrassing Ruby/Rails Community Chronicles 2026-09-178 mins

The life of a Ruby dev in 2026! I made an effort to post a recorded talk that I gave at my local Montreal Ruby meetup as a helpful gesture for the benefit of the Ruby community at large… https://andymaleh.blogspot.com/2026/09/the-embarrassing-rub...

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Montreal.rb February 2026 Crystal: Ruby with Static Typing8 mins

The video and slides for the Montreal.rb February 2026 talk “Crystal: Ruby with Static Typing” have been published! The real exciting bit to any real Rubyist is that Crystal has similar syntax to Ruby’s and similar performance to that of C/C++/Rust. That is extremely exciting and awesome!!! It means Rubyists don’t have to struggle through C or Rust’s syntax to get performance en...

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RippleEffect: static change-impact analysis for Rails1 day

I built RippleEffect, a Ruby gem for figuring out what a Rails change might affect before you refactor.

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Rails Hyperdrive: supercharged agentic development for Rails1 day

Shipping skills could soon mean as much as READMEs. As AI writes more, libraries that teach agents to correctly use their APIs will win. Rails Hyperdrive lets gems distribute agent guidance, and getting started just takes Markdown files and a gemspec metadata entry.

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