Rails News

  • Minor Changes to the Rails Security Policy

    After reviewing the feedback on the two recent security announcements we’ve made a few minor changes to the Ruby on Rails security policy. The first change we’ve made is to...

  • Community Highlights: Ruby Heroes

    This week I’m happy to tell you about a new set of articles which will be appearing here on the Rails blog called “Community Highlights”. This new series will feature...

  • DoS Vulnerability in Ruby

    A Denial of Service vulnerability has been found and fixed in ruby. The vulnerability is due to the BigDecimal method mishandling certain large input values and can cause the interpreter...

  • Security Problem with authenticate_with_http_digest

    A security problem has been reported with the digest authentication code in Ruby on Rails. This vulnerability can allow users to bypass your password protection. This vulnerability has been publicly...

  • Community feedback for the future of Rails

    A few months ago, we announced the creation of a “forum” to discuss the future of Rails and what the community is interested in. Since then, many important suggestions/topics were...

  • New code contributor index

    Xavier Noria (code) and José Espinal (design) have created an awesome code contributor index for Rails core submissions. It’s being updated automatically every night and tracks the number of commits...

  • Railsconf 2009 in Review

    Railsconf wrapped up last week, and I think we all survived Vegas. If you weren’t able to make the conference, there is plenty of video, slides, and blog entries to...

  • More speakers on RailsConf Vegas

    RailsConf is going down next week in Vegas. I’m sure it’s going to be a great show and can’t wait to get out there. A few of the presenters have...

  • This Week in Edge Rails

    April 18, 2009 – April 24, 2009 Edge Rails has been undergoing major surgery for the past week, as the core team gets ready for a Rails 3.0 alpha release...

  • 2009 Rails Google Summer of Code Projects

    The Google Summer of Code program has announced this year’s funding winners, and Rails has four student slots. Here’s what our students will be working on this summer: Joshua Peek...