Governance, Security Flaws, and AI Tools
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This episode of Remote Ruby opens with stories of exhaustion from a sleepless week. Then, Chris, Andrew, and David spend most of the episode unpacking two big themes: trust and governance in open source, and the growing mess of software security and AI-assisted development. They dig into the new Ruby Central write-up on the RubyGems/Bundler fracture and question whether it actually clarifies the path forward, then pivot into the Axios npm compromise, supply-chain risk, and how fragile modern package ecosystems can feel. Then, they go into a wide-ranging discussion on AI coding, bloated production apps, image-performance headaches, CSS/rendering quirks, and why teams may need to rethink APIs, CLIs, MCPs, and markdown-first docs as agent traffic keeps growing. Hit download now to hear more!
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- Judoscale- Remote Ruby listener gift
- RubyGems Fracture Incident Report
- Bundler has moved to the RubyGems organization (GitHub)
- Mitigating the Axios npm supply chain compromise (Microsoft Security blog)
- Garry Tan X
- The Missing GitHub Status Page
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