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Olle

RubyGems security feature: Trusted Publishing. github.com/rubygems/release-ge Here it is, in the official GitHub Action, with a short recipe for how to use it.

In RubyGems.org, as a gem owner, you set up a "Trusted Publisher" that points to the filename of the Workflow that does the publishing, e.g. publish.yml.

Right, and see this blog post for other bits of explanation. segiddins.github.io/are-we-att

Good luck!

The official GitHub Action for publishing your gem files to RubyGems.org - rubygems/release-gem
GitHubGitHub - rubygems/release-gem: The official GitHub Action for publishing your gem files to RubyGems.orgThe official GitHub Action for publishing your gem files to RubyGems.org - rubygems/release-gem
#ruby#rubygems
Elizabeth K. Joseph

The #s390x open source software team at IBM confirms the latest versions of various software packages run well on #Linux on #IBMZ & #LinuxONE 🐧

In May 2025 validation was maintained for over two dozen, including #CockroachDB #Grafana & #Ruby 🎉

Plus various release additions from the broader open source community, including: libebml & libmatroska (ci), Zig lang (binaries, containers), and setup-uv (ci, binaries)

Full report + how your project can apply for a s390x VM: community.ibm.com/community/us

community.ibm.com · Linux on IBM Z and LinuxONE Open Source Software Report: May 2025
Jason Haruska

Kind of crazy this year's RailsConf will be the last one.

I think the first one I went to was 2009 in Las Vegas. I still have the deck of playing cards from the swag bag that year.

There was the infamous "hookers and blow" keynote. Also, a younger DHH explaining that if you don't use a Mac for development you're not using the best tools for the job. Happy to see he finally came around to Linux.

End of an era for sure.

railsconf.org/

RailsConf 2025 Philadelphia, PA  July 8 - July 10 · RailsConf 2025 Philadelphia, PA  July 8 - July 10: Register for RailsConf Now!RailsConf 2025 is the world’s largest gathering of Rails developers, brought together to further discussion and learning about building, managing, and testing Rails applications. With a specific focus on Rails, conference topics can range from new users to administration to advanced techniques.
#ruby#rails#railsconf
Hans Schnedlitz

Of all the new Ruby features, Namespaces might be the most misunderstood. Also, the most exciting!

I mean, come on, this feature has been 20 years in the making!

It pays to go to the source and read the ongoing discussions on the Ruby bug tracker.

#ruby
Collin Donnell

I made a little arithmetic calculator in Ruby that uses a lexer, parser, and interpreter, since this was the simplest thing I could think of which would use all of those. I can expand it later to take file input and do other more advanced things. #Ruby github.com/collindonnell/MiniC

Interpreter for simple arithmetic language with lexer, parser, and interpreter. - collindonnell/MiniCalc
GitHubGitHub - collindonnell/MiniCalc: Interpreter for simple arithmetic language with lexer, parser, and interpreter.Interpreter for simple arithmetic language with lexer, parser, and interpreter. - collindonnell/MiniCalc
why's foxes — conf guestbook

Who let the 🐰 rabbit in the bar?

In the 📖 guestbook (which is really just why’s poignant guide to Ruby pretending to be a guestbook—shhh!) I also found this #gem from @arkham:

> A priest, a pastor, and a rabbit enter a bar. The rabbit looks around and says "I must be a typo..." — Ju, 2023

If you ever feel stuck debugging, just remember:
the whole internet is just one big, happy, polymorphic bar.

#whysfoxes#WhysPoignantGuideToRuby#Ruby
It's Richie

#CommunityHosting #Ops

A small group of us are working on community level hosting of 'self-hosted' FOSS tools (think #NextCloud and more) setup as a local service offering for local grassroots organisations. We're seeking advice/tips/guidance.

We're keen to do some orchastration but want to avoid the complexity of say Kubernetes.

As a start we were looking at Ansible with Docker Swarm but we're now exploring other alternatives.

Anyone have experience at this sort of hobbist just a bit bigger than #HomeLab Ops scale?

#Pyinfra is being considered as an Ansible, in the projects words "Think ansible but Python instead of YAML, and a lot faster." (pyinfra.com)

Anyone have experience at this homelab/small hosting level? Would love any tips/suggestions for tools/approaches.

One source of inspiration is the 12Factor app methodology: 12factor.net

Personally, as a rubyist I'm always keen to know what the ruby community is doing in this space also.

Haven't seen many others doing work at this scale, lets use the tag #CommunityHosting to keep connected :)

@digital_justice_society

cc: @jadehopepunk @ryan @gilbert @bounding_star @steph @moxvallix @organvoid @teq

pyinfra.compyinfrapyinfra turns Python code into shell commands and runs them on your servers
#Python#DevOps#ruby
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why's foxes — conf guestbook

There, right at the front, just beneath the title and those gentle words that whisper who’s behind this masterpiece of a book (it’s why the lucky stiff, in case you’re still curious), you’ll find a little note from :matz: @matz addressed to :why: why:

> He started a movement.
> I miss you, why!
> まつもとゆきひろ
> matz

It’s a note that feels like a secret handshake,
or a :whyfox: fox peeking out from behind a line of code.

#whysfoxes#WhysPoignantGuideToRuby#whytheluckystiff
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