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GitHub just made a major behind-the-scenes upgrade, and we chew on some of the impressive details.

Plus, our thoughts on Epic vs. Apple, the larger story around device ownership, and a fun anecdote from running a small business.

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• Upgrading GitHub to Ruby 2.7 - The GitHub Blog — Falling behind on Ruby upgrades has drastic negative effects on the stability of your codebase. Upgrading Ruby supports your application health, improves performance, fixes language and framework bugs, and guides the future of the language!
• Ruby Creator Yukihiro Matsumoto on the Challenges of Updating a Programming Language — A recent presentation from Yukihiro Matsumoto, the creator and chief designer of the Ruby programming language \u2014 and Chief Architect of Ruby at the cloud platform-as-a-service company Heroku \u2014 offered a clear example of the thoughtful care with which Matsumoto leads his Ruby community.
• Michael Dominick on Twitter — #iOSDev what do you feel about the #AppStore rules? Is the problem the 30% or the restrictions on what you can build? I\u2019m thinking especially of #iPad here. Sound off on this tweet thread.
• Hope you didn\u2019t delete Fortnite or Infinity Blade because Apple just terminated Epic\u2019s dev account — You can\u2019t re-download Epic games anymore
• Apple apologizes to WordPress, won\u2019t force the free app to add purchases after all — \u201cWe [...] apologize for any confusion that we have caused\u201d
• Apple Confirms New App Store Policies on Bug Fix Updates and Challenging Guidelines Are Live — For apps that are already on the \u200cApp Store\u200c, bug fixes will no longer be delayed over guideline violations except for those related to legal issues. You'll instead be able to address guideline violations in your next submission. And now, in addition to appealing decisions about whether an app violates guidelines, you can suggest changes to the guidelines. We also encourage you to submit your \u200cApp Store\u200c and Apple development platform suggestions so we can continue to improve experiences for the developer community.