Summary
In this episode, we're going to look at the magic comment frozen_literal_string and what it does. We're going to look at various behaviors and migration paths to prepare your application for future versions of Ruby.rails ruby strings 9:47
Chapters
- Introduction (0:00)
- What is the frozen string literal? (1:22)
- Ruby 3.4 (1:53)
- Making an array (2:31)
- String.new (3:11)
- +"" (3:21)
- object_id (3:35)
- Talking about speed (4:37)
- Memory allocation (5:04)
- frozen_string_literal in Ruby 3.4 (5:26)
- Seeing this in an example app (5:52)
- Enabling warnings in Rails (6:22)
- Thinking about future upgrades (6:54)
- Additional flags (8:02)
- Interpolation (8:54)
- Final thoughts (9:15)
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