Ruby5

Some new stuff(Rspec3 rc1, ActiveJob), some cool stuff(Devise-two-factor, Camcorder), and some educational stuff (Teaching kids of Pis, Weirich on Exceptions) in this RubyLoco-powered edition of Ruby5!

Unexpected new Ruby, plenty of SMTP, Discovery Tests and their mocks, heroes building ROM, Windows longing for ExecJS, Napybaras, and dangerous :nodocs: this week on Ruby5.

A rich text editor that isn't awful, over one thousand free programming books, handle email subscriptions and track emails sent, super easy email unsubscribe, and a cheatsheet for OAuth exploits.

In this episode we talk about new Ruby releases for versions 2.1.2 and 2.0.0-p48, Jekyll 2.0, Ruby core team disputing a CVE report, How Batched Queries work in Rails and FiniteMachine.

Untangline spaghetti code, opening the Atom source, better presenters with DumbDelegator, managing your OS X setup with osxc, an intro to Rails view caching, and the Eldritch async DSL all in this episode of the Ruby5!

Good news from the Ruby Core meeting, TDD debates galore, AdequateRecord, and some surprisingly uneventful code ping pong this week.

Test-induced design damage, Frocking the console, Advanced Rake and Mutation Testing

Configuring variants with Various, what to learn with What's Next, fixing Celluloid with RailsReloader, improving communication with Capistrano Team Notifications, integrating AngularJS with Rails, and getting more from Postgres with PG Power.

A web interface for letter_opener, getting right at your Mint.com data, observers in mongoid 4, an interview with DHH, parsing out social network user ids, and the Ruby Hero Awards all in this episode of the Ruby5!

This week we cover Searchlight's 3.0, dumping code in models, this week in Rails commits, Whiny Validations, Bootstrap 3 support for Simple Form, and how to be an open source gardener.

URL parsing with Rippersnapper, awesome APIs with Pliny, thread-safe utilities from Charles Nutter, a revival of the invoicing gem, info about recursion and memoization, querying git with gitql, and refactoring bad controllers all in this episode of the Ruby5 podcast!

In this episode we cover the results of the Cloudflare Heartbleed challenge, tracking trends in the Ruby community with the Ruby Survey, Rails 4.1 ActiveRecord enums, iStats for CPU temperature on OS X and some Insanely Useful ActiveAdmin Customizations.

The internet is heartbleeding plus exciting rails 4.1 features. With special guest Nathan Hessler.

On today's episode: Rails 4 PostgreSQL integration, tips for hiring great software engineers, Ruby Love, what your conference proposal is missing, crafting a conference talk, an introduction to JSON schemas, Build a Ruby Gem, and Surviving APIs with Rails

On today's episode, PDF generation options, some Ruby 2.1 garbage collection "discussion", CDN performance, an edge Rails treat, and a new book from Thoughtbot. Also, your intrepid hosts take their final bow.