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# Issue #819: Rails' next rich text editor hits 1.0 — Ruby Weekly

**[Ruby Weekly](https://daily.dev/sources/rbywkly)** · 3 min read · 0 upvotes · 0 comments

## Summary

This Ruby Weekly digest covers Lexxy, Rails' next rich text editor, reaching 1.0 with a sandbox demo to try it. Other highlights include a Matz/DHH fireside chat on Ruby in the AI era, an Evil Martians piece on gating LLM SQL queries with Action Policy, and release roundups: RDoc 8.1, Campfire 1.5, Solid Cable 4.1, gems 3.0, PureJPEG 0.4, Brakeman 8.1, and Mutineer 1.4. It also covers Scarpe, a modern rewrite of _why's Shoes toolkit, gaining a native Rust renderer alongside its Ruby core.

## Full article

daily.dev links to this article rather than hosting it. Read it at the original source: <https://rubyweekly.com/issues/819>

## Questions this post answers

### What is Lexxy and has it reached a stable 1.0 release?

Lexxy is Rails' next rich text editor, and it has hit its 1.0 release. A sandbox demo is available on the Lexxy site for developers to try it before adopting it in a Rails application.

_Rails developers evaluating rich text editors can track releases like this one on daily.dev._

### What changed in RDoc 8.1?

RDoc 8.1, Ruby's documentation generator, adds faster Markdown parsing and deprecates the Darkfish template, which was the previous default display theme. The official RDoc site demonstrates how documentation now looks by default under the new release.

_Ruby maintainers updating doc tooling can follow changes like this on daily.dev._

### What new features were added to Solid Cable 4.1?

Solid Cable 4.1, Rails' database-backed Action Cable adapter, adds encrypted messages and batched writes. It is used as a database-backed alternative to Redis for Action Cable pub/sub in Rails applications.

_Rails engineers choosing an Action Cable backend can keep up with updates like this on daily.dev._

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