Looking Inside a Ruby Gem
If you have used Ruby for any length of time you have probably used a gem. But, have you ever wondered what a gem is?
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I'm the creator of over 60 Ruby gems, a spoken languages enthusiast, and a traveller in over 15 countries.
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Writing a Ruby Gem Specification
The net effect is that everyone seems to be a little bit unsure about what to include and what to keep out from their gem specification....
My 2019 Annual Review: Not Too Shabby
Many parts of my life revolve around the technology world and software. This is the lens I'm going to use to filter what to share and...
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TTY Toolkit
Terminal apps the easy way.
TTY provides many components for helping a developer build CLI and other terminal applications. If you ever needed to interact with terminal input or output then this library boasts a large set of focused tools to help you get the job done, such as printing out terminal tables, gathering and displaying user input, checking location of executables in system independent way and much more.
FiniteMachine
Managing complexity of application state.
A Ruby library built to implement minimal final state machine. It doesn’t depend on specific framework integration code. Rather, it leaves it open to the developer as to how the integration is performed. The Finite Machine is also armed with powerful state machine concepts such as transition guards and dynamic conditional branching allowing for modelling logic flows more naturally.
GitHub API
Discover open source.
Built in a modular way, GithubAPI Ruby wrapper provides an easy way to access GitHub API endpoints. You can either instantiate the whole API wrapper or use parts of it. Flexible argument parsing can help you write expressive and natural queries. The results can be easily paginated with convenient DSL. Most importantly it is approved by unicorns, what else could you want?
