Sidekiq has a TUI now: www.mikeperham.com/2026/03/10/s...
I've been helping build it!
Bridgetown 2.2 "Verdant River City" is out! It's a springtime bloom of new features:
- Wikilinks in Markdown
- Support for Falcon, the highly concurrent Ruby web application server
- New sponsorship opportunities
- Sneak peak at the Bridgetown Center program 👀
www.bridgetownrb.com/release/ever...
If you save them as snippets in a text expander (I use Espanso), then you have near-effortless copying of code from Pry/IRB, and you're one step closer to the Nirvana of REPL-driven development in Ruby.
My world is shattered.
For years I've told coworkers who write RSpec blocks with `describe ".some_class_method"` to instead use "`describe "::some_class_method`" (with a double colon instead of a dot).
Or add a REPL method/command:
In .pryrc:
```
Pry::Commands.block_command "cp", "Copy last command to clipboard" do
IO.popen("pbcopy", "w") { |cb| cb.write(pry_instance.input_array.last) }
end
```
In .irbrc:
```
def cp
IO.popen("pbcopy", "w") { |cb| cb.write(Reline::HISTORY[-2]) }
end
```
But today, I discovered that RSpec itself uses the dot notation for describing class methods: github.com/rspec/rspec/...
So here is my public apology to everyone affected by my misguided pedantry.