• This week I finished a particularly satisfying piece of work: adding request body parsing to Hanami Action. This finishes the story we started back in Hanami 2.3, where we significantly...

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A weekly development update on the Hanami Ruby framework. The highlight is the completion of request body parsing in Hanami Action, allowing it to function as a fully standalone Rack app and eliminating the need for a separate body parser middleware. Other updates include community contributions to Hanami guides and Dry Schema bug fixes, Dry Struct performance improvements, expanded monad support in Dry Operation, and site work. Planning for Hanami 2.4 (targeting May) covers built-in i18n, a rebooted Hanami Mailer, Hanami Minitest, and potential additions like container component memoization and improved logging.

Continuations 2026/09: Body parsing