
The LED deltoidal hexacontahedron is complete! 60 identical PCB sides covered with 3D printed diffusers. Two #Pixelblaze controllers work in sync to provide a fast frame rate for patterns on the 1200 LEDs.
The LED deltoidal hexacontahedron is complete! 60 identical PCB sides covered with 3D printed diffusers. Two #Pixelblaze controllers work in sync to provide a fast frame rate for patterns on the 1200 LEDs.
When `ActiveRecord::RecordInvalid` gets raised, it actually keeps the record inside the exception. You can grab it with `exception.record`.
Had to use it recently and thought it was pretty cool! 😊
Imagine if her name was COBOL… #rubyonrails #ruby
YJIT talk: move code to Ruby to make it faster.
Class.new talk: Introducing Primitive and move Class.new to make it faster
Am I seeing a trend here?
Watching Alexander Momchilov talk about how Shopify has migrated the RBS type checking tool for Ruby from a CRuby extension to a pure C library, enabling its use on JRuby with FFI! Amazing work, many thanks to the whole team! #RubyKaigi #RubyKaigi2025
Pretty cool project (a collection of high-quality free ebooks) for book lovers https://standardebooks.org/
You can find the GitHub repo here:
and read more about the announcement in this new blog post:
As announced at @rubykaigi today, I've been working on a new HTML-Aware ERB Parser that I just released today.
Introducing Herb — a fast, modern, and HTML-aware ERB parser, designed from the ground up for smarter developer tooling.
Ruby 3.4.3 Released https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2025/04/14/ruby-3-4-3-released/.
This is a routine update that includes bug fixes. We recommend upgrading your Ruby version at your earliest convenience.
Giving my talk at #RubyKaigi today on my newest SQLite project—Plume. Plume will be a suite of tools for working with SQlite elegantly, and the first major tool is a parser that is 100% compatible with SQLite source. Excited to share more today!
Repo available here: https://github.com/fractaledmind/plume
Follow along with the project and get involved
On pikoin (my small personal finance tracker) I'm using SQLite, so I don't have to worry about N+1, I'm just building data structures in Ruby even if the process triggers 30 or more database queries.
If there's one thing I'd like to see in the Rails ecosystem is a UI kit made by a designer. Or have a designer on the team.
I know us developers like to dabble in design but my perspective was always that we won't sweat that much on the small details as a designer will.
Do I know anyone hiring iOS engineers?
Hey #rubykaigi attendees, the conference is coming, and I have no plan for Day2/Day3 lunch and Day2 dinner. I'd love to talk with Rubyists, especially those from abroad, so please let me know if you can hang out with me!
Deflaking System Specs by Migrating to Playwright
https://blog.yuribocharov.dev/posts/2025/04/10/playwright
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://blog.yuribocharov.dev/posts/2025/04/10/playwright
Improving the initial UX of the Ruby extension for Zed by using the newly introduced `Process` API. Isolated and automatic installation of LSP gems but we check the project gemset first. 🎉 https://github.com/zed-extensions/ruby/pull/48