• CodeFund
• StimulusReflex
• Switching between Chrome and Headless Chrome in Rails system tests
• Lockbox
• Blink Index

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• ChurchChat
• Bootstrap Shift
• Monoliths
• Attractor

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• Jumpstart Pro
• Uppy
• Southeast Ruby
• Pruner
• This Week in Rails
• Nate Berkopec: "Part of the reason I continue to invest in Ruby is that no one ever says "I stopped using Ruby because it wasn't very productive/expressive/fun". No one is switching to because it's "more" of one of those things."
• Using Ruby in 2019

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• Learn Rails by Building Instagram

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• On Writing Software Well
• Refactoring the Gilded Rose
• Enough With the Service Objects Already
• Concerns in Code Fund Source Code
• What's New in Ruby 2.7
• Only 15% of the Basecamp Operations Budget is Spent on Ruby

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In this episode, we welcome Nate Hopkins to the sho, talk about ActionCable's API, discuss Jason's trouble with using JavaScript in a new Rails engine, get some updates from Nate on Stimulus Reflex, and Andrew shares experience with managing open source GitHub Action projects.

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• Rubocop Linter GitHub Action
• What's New in Ruby 2.7
• Pattern Matching - New Feature in Ruby 2.7 by Kazuki Tsujimoto
• Model Error as Object (Rails PR #32313)
• Introduce Support for ActionView::Component (Rails PR #36388)
• ActionView::Component Previews (ActionView::Component PR #96)

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In this pre-Thanksgiving episode released post-Thanksgiving, we talk about what it was like working with ActionCable and React on Podia's latest feature, messaging. We also talk through GitHub actions, some of the features of HatchBox (including using DigitalOcean Spaces as a drop-in S3 replacement), and a plethora of mistakes I (Jason) have made over the last two weeks. Best yet, we cram it into forty minutes.

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• Payments with Rails Master Class
• Fieldhelp

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In this episode, we talk about Chris' adventures implementing managed database support into HatchBox, the different workflows you can take when implementing Stripe into an application, and Jason's Rails 6 project using both ActionText and ActionMailbox.

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