The MMM Episode-Mario Kart, Meta Tags, and One Month Rails
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The MMM Episode-Mario Kart, Meta Tags, and One Month Rails
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In this fun episode of Remote Ruby, Chris and Andrew dive into a wide-ranging chat that kicks off with Nintendo’s new Switch 2, dentist nightmares, and the chaos of Mario Party. From there, it transitions into some highly practical Rails development discussions, including a slick new implementation for MetaTags in Jumpstart, the headaches and benefits of JSON-LD for SEO, and an overdue breaking change to the Pay gem. There’s also a smart e-ink countdown widget built with Ruby called TRMNL and updates on RailsConf and Rocky Mountain Ruby. Hit download now to hear more!
Links
- Schema.org Course
- MetaTags
- JSON-LD
- RailsConf 2025-Philadelphia, PA, July 8-10
- Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025-Boulder, CO, October 6-7
- RailsWorld 2025-Amsterdam, NL, September 4-5
- TRMNL
- TRMNL-GitHub
- Pay Gem
- Rails Assets
- How to use the new action_ text-trix gem (GoRails YouTube)
- Honeybadger
- Nintendo Switch 2
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