Honestly, I don't think you'll find it feels like much has changed at all - modern Rails is still pretty consistent with Rails 4+, modern Ruby is still pretty consistent with Ruby 2+. Its one of my favorite things about the language and framework combo, it feels like once we got past Ruby 1.9.3 and Rails 3 things have been pretty well locked in.
There are new niceties and improvements, but bundler is still bundler, everything is still an object, etc.
There are new niceties and improvements, but bundler is still bundler, everything is still an object, etc.