From: Lucian Ghinda

To: You

Subject: Ruby Courses in Your Inbox

I am launching a new project: Ruby Courses over email.

Text is still an incredible medium for learning, and email remains one of the most straightforward forms of online communication.

You may find yourself flooded with emails every day. Or maybe you keep your Inbox clean.
No matter the case, here is my proposal for you:

What if your email can be the place to learn something new?
Like discovering technical insights or helping you stay updated with what’s new in Ruby or Rails?

I aim to respect your preferences and send you a clear, text-focused email, perhaps with code snippets or images that will bring you a new perspective or know-how about a specific topic.

I think there is something beautiful about receiving a well-crafted, concise email that offers valuable knowledge.

The inbox isn't just a repository for tasks, chores, and to-do’s; it can also be a source of discovery and inspiration.

Lucian Ghinda
creator of Short Ruby Newsletter

Courses

Learn how to use the new Ruby syntax and write beautiful code.

You will discover the new syntax added from Ruby 2.7 to Ruby 3.3 and practical examples of using them in a Ruby on Rails application.

How to use LLMs to speed up your Ruby on Rails development

Example and use cases of how to use LLMs to speed up your Ruby on Rails development. It includes prompts, tips, and tricks to make the most out of LLMs.

Use mathematically proven techniques to reduce the number of test cases.

Use techniques like equivalence partitioning, boundary value analysis, decision table, and orthogonal array to reduce the number of test cases you must write with RSpec or Minitest in any Ruby web app.

Code Patterns from open source web apps

This is a series of code patterns, code samples and solutions to common problems found in open source web apps. It will help you have at your fingertip a set of battle-tested and ready-to-use solutions to common problems.