Archive - Women On Rails Newsletter - International Version

🗝️ Newsletter WoR #63: quitting your job after a week?, Google outage, a bingo for front-end devs

In this issue we read a postmortem, we see how to create a Ruby community, we are sick of cookies being forced on us, we learn more about AI agents, we…

Jun 27

🎀 Newsletter WoR #62: building a website without a framework, managing your manager, CSS carousels...

In this issue, we write less about AI (we also have a right to disconnect!), but we’re catching up on Rails news from the past two months, we come…

Jun 2

May 2025

🦹 Newsletter WoR #61: There's No Stopping AI, Monoliths vs Microservices (Yes, Really), Inspiration for 404s...

In this issue, we talk once again about AI (we had to trim down the content, otherwise the whole newsletter would have been about it), we read a defense…

May 2

March 2025

🐶 Newsletter WoR #60: AI everywhere, DEI is dead (?), more humans in DevOps solutions...

In this issue, we talk a lot, a lot, a lot about AI because we can’t escape it, we review our sorting algorithms, we want a more ethical web, we learn…

Mar 28

May 2024

🫶 Newsletter WoR #59: a better web, preview for Ruby 3.4, how to not break into in tech...

In this issue, we dream of another web, we are in awe of the possibilities offered by Rails 7, we are tired of BS toxic positivity, we discover Igbo, we…

May 28, 2024

April 2024

☎️ Newsletter WoR #58: React 19 beta, better docs for Rails, consent in Tech, Dalí answers your questions...

In this issue, we welcome the beta version of React 19, we share the substantial work taking place to update Rails documentation, we learn about RSpec…

Apr 30, 2024

March 2024

😵 Newsletter WoR #57: Code like in 1969, redesigning the Lego logo, QueerJS in Paris...

In this issue, we have a story arc: dogs. We were probably inspired by the cats and dogs raining outside… Apart from that, we see how to convert an…

Mar 27, 2024 •

February 2024

🏰 Newsletter WoR #56: Turbo 8, Silicon Valley is accelerating, a little Rust...

In this issue, we review htmx, we are concerned for PWAs following Apple’s move, we look at how to manage our jobs, we relax in front of the camera, we…

Feb 27, 2024 •

December 2023

🍑 Newsletter WoR #54: AI powered development, chill email replies, the color of the year...

In this issue, we ask ourselves how AI can help us with our day-to-day dev workflows, how we can lighten our test suites and spot the right bugs, and we…

Dec 20, 2023 •

November 2023

🐕 Newsletter WoR #53: Angular glow up, some bugs, a button that does nothing, being amazed...

A bi-monthly newsletter about Ruby on Rails and the web.

Nov 15, 2023 •

🧟‍♀️ Newsletter WoR #52: we get some Halloween scare, something new with Angular (you heard that right), if size is important...

A bi-monthly newsletter about Ruby on Rails and the web.

Nov 8, 2023 •

October 2023

🪄 Newsletter WoR #51: the magic behind Rails, male ragers, unapologetic work ethic

A monthly newsletter about Ruby on Rails and the web

Oct 17, 2023 •

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