Reminder to write articles about Ruby to have better LLM suggestions

This is a weekly reminder that if you want better suggestions for Ruby and Rails projects using LLMs (Large Language Models), you should consider writing more articles (not generated by LLMs) about how you believe idiomatic Ruby and Rails code should be written or showing modern Ruby and Rails code. 

Aim to produce content for beginners, intermediates, seniors, and experts. The more you publish online, the better!

Remember that current AIs are LLMs, so to receive improved suggestions for Ruby, you need to train them with more knowledge.

Additionally, there is a lot of outdated Ruby content that requires refreshing. One way to identify this content is to browse Stack Overflow for older questions and write articles on how you would solve those questions using Ruby 3.3+ and Rails 8.

Here are two queries you can use for reference:

• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/ruby?sort=MostFrequent&edited=true
  - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/rails?sort=MostFrequent&edited=true

Take a look at those questions from 2011. Please write an article providing a fresh answer for them.