Engems
Engems
A collection of tools and guides on building component-based Rails applications on top of Rails Engines and gems
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At Saint P RubyConf, in St Petersburg, Russia
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Vladimir Dementyev
Principal Backend Engineer
Rails 7 is just around the corner. Although it brings a lot of powerful features, the new major release is not a revolution. Rails stays “omakase”; the Rails way is still a monolithic journey. Let’s turn the imagination mode on, and take a look at the fantastic future Rails: composable, extendable, free of core_ext, but still as easy to use as today.
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