276: Ride-Along Files
On this week's episode, Chris shares a new favorite tool for querying JSON and Steph revisits a previous deployment issue. They also dive into the new features in Ruby 3, ponder the idea of adding types to Ruby, revisit breaking changes, and round out the conversation with a listener question about managing tmux sessions.
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Show Notes
On this week's episode, Chris shares a new favorite tool for querying JSON and Steph revisits a previous deployment issue. They also dive into the new features in Ruby 3, ponder the idea of adding types to Ruby, revisit breaking changes, and round out the conversation with a listener question about managing tmux sessions.
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- fx - Command-line JSON processor
- jq - Command-line JSON processor
- Postman
- Insomnia
- Ruby 3 Release Notes
- Ruby 3 - Separation of positional and keyword arguments
- Ruby adds experimental support for end-less method definition
- Tmuxinator
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