Add Remote Ruby podcasts #2732
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After 154 episodes released, I think it is safe to include Remote Ruby in this list. There is a ton of great Ruby-based content being created on the podcast and they were even included in the podcast panel at RubyConf 2021.
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* Follow up "Add Remote Ruby podcasts" (#2732) * Follow up "Updated Basecamp's success story details" (#2784) * Follow up "Update index.md" (#2899) * Follow up "/en/security/index.md" (#1410, #2857) * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Chayoung You <yousbe@gmail.com> * Give more detail about link Co-authored-by: Chayoung You <yousbe@gmail.com>
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After 154 episodes released, I think it is safe to include Remote Ruby
in this list. There is a ton of great Ruby-based content being created
on the podcast and they were even included in the podcast panel
at RubyConf 2021.