it's not uncommon to review patches and found adding `ActiveSupport::Concern` to a module, I guess are copy-paste?
> if we are not using anything related to `ActiveSupport::Concern` such as `included` or `class_method` blocks, then there's no need to be added since this would be a normal #ruby module
changing strategy about extra `ActiveSupport::Concern` inclusions, hope this helps 😊
> if we are not using features as `included`, `class_methods` blocks or autoloading modules, then let's remove it and keep it nice, lean, organic, all-natural, GMO-free #ruby module
Compiling Ruby to Machine Language
https://patshaughnessy.net/2025/11/17/compiling-ruby-to-machine-language
#HackerNews #Compiling #Ruby #to #Machine #Language #Ruby #MachineLanguage #Programming #HackerNews #TechInsights
Pushed out the minor updates to wruby thus far (for both the generator and public website itself.
Restructured the template file includes (placed in separate folder now), file compression option on build, default site theme, included syntax highlighting by default, etc.
@esparta might be worth mentioning that `ActiveSupport::Concern` offers easier (automatic) handling of module dependencies (including a module inside another module).
Pushed out the minor updates to wruby thus far (for both the generator and public website itself.
Restructured the template file includes (placed in separate folder now), file compression option on build, default site theme, included syntax highlighting by default, etc.
it's not uncommon to review patches and found adding `ActiveSupport::Concern` to a module, I guess are copy-paste?
> if we are not using anything related to `ActiveSupport::Concern` such as `included` or `class_method` blocks, then there's no need to be added since this would be a normal #ruby module
Thanks to @glitchcake my benchmark/example for #Ruby extension with #Zig is now updated for Zig 0.15.2:
I'm a fossil, but I don't think the cool kids are learning #Ruby.
This was a really great essay by @phillmv,and I think may be interesting even if you're not in tech or working with Ruby on Rails.
It has a lot to say about what makes writing Rails apps fun, but also: power and the drive for domination and what it feels like to have rich white men who seek to dominate & control others get to destroy so much of what's nice in your life, and also have it be so plausibly deniable to people who aren't the targets of being hurt by it.
It has given me much to ponder.
In Praise of dhh
"The tent is being made smaller. To stay in the tent going forward you will increasingly be forced to agree with David. I’ve been involved with Ruby for seventeen years: why am I the one being pushed out in order to make space for toxic and abusive dudes?"
https://okayfail.com/2025/in-praise-of-dhh.html
#dhh #rails #ruby #webdev
Excellent London #ruby user group this evening: https://ruby.social/@lrug/115526913153973583 Interesting tech topics plus a bit of politics from @Floppy to spice things up a bit.
(Although someone made a good point: if DHH is going to be racist, then that shouldn't be described as "politics". That's talk that shouldn't be tolerated)
Excellent London #ruby user group this evening: https://ruby.social/@lrug/115526913153973583 Interesting tech topics plus a bit of politics from @Floppy to spice things up a bit.
(Although someone made a good point: if DHH is going to be racist, then that shouldn't be described as "politics". That's talk that shouldn't be tolerated)
In Praise of dhh
"The tent is being made smaller. To stay in the tent going forward you will increasingly be forced to agree with David. I’ve been involved with Ruby for seventeen years: why am I the one being pushed out in order to make space for toxic and abusive dudes?"
https://okayfail.com/2025/in-praise-of-dhh.html
#dhh #rails #ruby #webdev