Starting from May, Ruby News is renewing regular publication of the latest news related to the Ruby programming language.

This digest contains 5 most important and interesting publications that saw the light in May:

More async queries, pattern matching, and no more autoclosed PRs. The freshest picks from the Rails world.

https://rubyonrails.org/2022/5/14/this-week-in-rails-more-async-queries-pattern-matching-and-no-more-autoclosed-prs-c37d3f15

Rails 8 has no release date at the moment of the digest publication. What kind of feature could be fun to have in the (future) Ruby-on-Rails 8 release ? Let’s dream.

https://www.bootrails.com/blog/rails-8-unreleased-features/

This post will examine how you can use Scientist to migrate, refactor, and change critical Ruby production code with confidence.

https://blog.appsignal.com/2022/05/18/using-scientist-to-refactor-critical-ruby-on-rails-code.html

The ViewComponent library from GitHub is becoming a popular answer to building design systems on server-rendered Rails applications. Let’s understand the basics by creating a fancy component button.

https://nts.strzibny.name/understanding-viewcomponent-concepts/

RailsConf held an in-person conference for the first time in two years, taking over the Oregon Convention Center in Portland for three days of keynotes, technical tutorials, and talks on developer culture. Quick recap that definitely requires your attention.

https://shopify.engineering/our-favorite-moments-from-railsconf-2022

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