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- Issue 441 - Ruby 2.6.2 Released
- Issue 452 - The RailsConf 2019 videos are here
- Issue 453 - The first preview release of Ruby 2.7
- Issue 454 - dry-validation 1.0.0 released
- Issue 455 - A production-optimized alternative distribution of MRI
- Issue 456 - Ruby gets a fast, powerful type checker
- Issue 459 - Tenderlove digs deep into the Ruby runtime
- Issue 458 - Discussing Sorbet with its technical lead
- Issue 457 - 6 changes coming to Ruby 2.7
- Issue 460 - A Q and A with Noah Gibbs, Ruby benchmarker extraordinaire
- Issue 461 - Is Rails on Windows finally a pleasant experience?
- Issue 462 - First impressions of Fullstaq Ruby, a new custom build of MRI
- Issue 463 - A tour of Ruby's 'magic' comments
- Issue 464 - Rails 6.0, Pong in 160 lines of Ruby, and a new Sinatra release
- Issue 465 - Understanding Webpacker in Rails 6
- Issue 466 - Sidekiq 6.0 released, and Matz says no to the pipeline operator
- Issue 467 - An interview with Ruby Object Mapper's Piotr Solnica
- Issue 468 - Benchmarking fibers vs threads and processes
- Issue 469 - An interview with Bozhidar Batsov of RuboCop and the Ruby Style Guide
- Issue 470 - Using Ruby for primitive but productive automation
- Issue 471 - Why RSpec Tests Fail (and How To Fix Them)
- Issue 472 - Debugging Hidden Memory Leaks in Ruby
- Issue 473 - Ruby 2.7.0 Preview 2 Released
- Issue 474 - This week's Ruby news
- Issue 475 - An interview with GitHub's Eileen Uchitelle
- Issue 476 - Ruby roots, Stripe's approach to testing, and the 'ambiguous' operator
- Issue 477 - 10 new things in Active Record
- Issue 478 - Ruby 2.7.0 Preview 3 Released
- Issue 479 - Some more of what's new in Ruby 2.7
- Issue 480 - Fixing real world Ruby performance and memory problems
- Issue 481 - The top Ruby stories, projects, and links of 2019
- Issue 483 - Yes, we're still excited about Ruby 2.7
- Issue 484 - Using materialized views in Rails
- Issue 485 - Matz: 'Ruby is designed for humans, not machines'
- Issue 486 - Performing concurrent HTTP requests in Ruby and Rails
- Issue 487 - Exploring Big-O Notation with Ruby
- Issue 488 - A Look Inside the Ruby Concurrency Toolbox
- Issue 489 - Some solid updates for trusty Ruby libraries and tools
- Issue 490 - Ruby turns 27, AWS Lambda turns 2.7..
- Issue 491 - The art of writing a good Ruby Gem specification
- Issue 492 - 25 reasons to switch to Webpacker
- Issue 493 - The history and personalities of the Ruby world
- Issue 494 - Why deploy a Rails app onto AWS Elastic Beanstalk?
- Issue 495 - Ruby security releases and a proposal for 'endless' method definitions
- Issue 496 - A huge collection of Ruby and Rails security best practices
- Issue 497 - It's time to upgrade those Ruby 2.4 apps
- Issue 498 - Stimulus Reflex, and sending thanks to Matz
- Issue 499 - An interview with Ruby ETL expert Thibaut Barrère
- Issue 500 - A transpiler for futuristic Ruby, and the RailsConf 2020 videos
- Issue 502 - TruffleRuby takes another step forward
- Issue 503 - This is for the 42.9% of us who want to keep using Ruby
- Issue 504 - Rails gets a new way to create lightweight apps
- Issue 505 - An interview with Richard Schneeman
- Issue 506 - Sparking ✨ joy ✨ by running fewer tests
- Issue 507 - Factory Bot 6.0, Enumerable#filter_map, and scraping the Web with Ruby
- Issue 508 - A proposed new syntax for struct literals
