RBYWkly (Ruby Weekly) is a source of insights and resources for Ruby developers, offering a curated selection of articles, tutorials, and best practices to help developers harness the power of Ruby programming language and its ecosystem. From mastering Ruby language fundamentals to exploring web development with Ruby on Rails framework, RBYWkly provides  guidance and practical tips for building robust and maintainable Ruby applications.

Ruby Weekly

Ruby Weekly issue 788 covers highlights from the Ruby core dev meeting including Matz approving trailing commas in method signatures, acceptance of autoload_relative, and the upcoming Dir.scan. Other featured content includes a guide to writing custom RuboCop rules in 2026, the Scarpe project reviving _why's Shoes GUI framework, Rails multi-tenancy with the Active Record Tenanted gem, Hotwire Native for mobile apps, and AI agent orchestration on Rails. Ecosystem links include the Oat lightweight CSS/JS UI library, Electrobun v1 for cross-platform desktop apps, a Postgres sample database in Docker, and Google's Gemini 3.1 Pro release.

Ruby Weekly Issue 788: February 19, 2026