Tim Riley returns to discuss the launch of Hanakai, a new organization unifying the Hanami, Dry, and ROM projects into a cohesive Ruby ecosystem focused on modern architecture, collaboration, and community. He explains how Hanami 3.0 represents the culmination of years of work, introducing rebuilt mailers, Minitest support, built-in internationalization, significant performance improvements, better logging, and a preview of a language server, while also making the framework more extensible for future growth. The conversation also explores the realities of sustaining mature open source projects through sponsorship, transparent development, and contributor-friendly practices, along with Hanakai’s commitment to inclusive community values, technical diversity, and giving Ruby developers more ways to build applications beyond the traditional Rails path.

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Hanakai⁠

Hanami⁠

Dry-rb⁠

ROM (Ruby Object Mapper)⁠

Hanami 3.0 Release Notes⁠

Tim Riley’s Week Notes⁠

Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct⁠

JRuby⁠

gem.coop⁠

RubyConf⁠

ORCID (Princeton University Libraries Hanami app)⁠

Minitest⁠

Sidekiq⁠

Honeybadger⁠

AppSignal⁠

FastRuby.io

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