Add Newsletters section to Community

[olivierlacan]

Ruby Weekly is regularly the source of Ruby news I recommend the most. It was
surprised not to find it in the community resources.

I doubt @peterc will object. :-)

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[peterc]

No objections! :) If I had anything to add, it'd be to probably replace Ruby Inside on "Blogs of Note" with RubyFlow, given that Ruby Inside is no longer actively updated. But that's probably a topic for another day :)

[olivierlacan]

That was going to be my next PR.

On September 21, 2016 at 8:43:42 PM, Peter Cooper (notifications@github.com(mailto:notifications@github.com)) wrote:

No objections! :) If I had anything to add, it'd be to probably replace Ruby Inside on "Blogs of Note" with RubyFlow, given that Ruby Inside is no longer actively updated. But that's probably a topic for another day :)

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[stomar]

I'm not completely convinced yet about a complete new section/page for a single newsletter.

(And again, I'm not too happy about the commit message...)

[peterc]

Maybe the "Weblogs" page - https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/community/weblogs/ - should become a more general page linking to sources of Ruby "news". Most of what's on that page aren't traditional blogs anyway (Digg, Reddit) or are no longer what the page claims they are (RubyCorner). Actually, I just checked, and on that page only a single "blog" goes to anything that's actually a blog and still updated, and that's the official Rails blog!

A "news" page could link to things like /r/ruby, blogs, RubyFlow, newsletters, Twitter accounts, etc. and actually be useful and up to date.

Also, you could certainly add some more newsletters, including the semi-official Rails updates one at https://rails-weekly.ongoodbits.com/ and http://greenruby.org/ is also generally pretty good.

[stomar]

@peterc Thanks for your valuable hints. I hope I can find the time soon to update the page accordingly.

[olivierlacan]

Closing in favor of #1889