GitHub - pmq20/ruby-packer: Packing your Ruby application into a single executable.You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. Dismiss alert
Go and Ruby-FFI
Go and Ruby-FFI How to write a shared library in Go that can be loaded by Ruby-FFI. With the release of Go 1.5 we got access to a new buildmode called c-shared, which allows you to build shared libraries that Ruby-FFI can load. (Also, anything else that can load shared libraries) Inspiration Filippo Valsorda has already written a very nice article on Building Python modules with Go 1.5 but I natur
Using lazy enumerators to work with large files in Ruby
Using lazy enumerators to work with large files in Ruby By Starr Horne #ruby Aug 10, 2015 Enumerators are at the heart of what makes Ruby such a powerful, dynamic language. And lazy enumerators take this a step further by allowing you to efficiently work with extremely large collections. Files - it turns out - are just large collections of lines or characters. So lazy enumerators make it possible
Building a Binary Tree with Enumerable | Mike Perham
2014-11-26 I believe that the Enumerable module is the most important thing to understand if you want to go from a beginner to intermediate Rubyist. It requires you to understand two fundamental parts of Ruby: modules and blocks. Ruby’s standard library includes hashes, arrays, sets and thread-safe queues. One structure missing is a generic binary tree. Binary trees are great general purpose data
GitHub - Wardrop/Rack-Next: For discussion and planning of the next ruby web interface.
This github-hosted project serves as the starting point for high-level discussion and planning of the next ruby web server interface, intended to one day make Rack obselete. With Rack at this moment having no obvious future, the Rack Next project aims to get the ball rolling on a replacement that addresses the inadequacies of Rack as both a specification and a framework. The objective of Rack Next
How I deploy a Rails app using Docker - Intercity Blog
Introduction This blog post shows how I deploy a Ruby on Rails app that runs in a Docker container on a DigitalOcean server. To keep it simple, I’m going to explain a very manual process on simply getting an app deployed inside a Docker container. In this post I’ll show you: How I installed Docker on a server The Dockerfile for my Rails app Building with bundled gems from Gemfile Building with co
GitHub - huginn/huginn: Create agents that monitor and act on your behalf. Your agents are standing by!
Track the weather and get an email when it's going to rain (or snow) tomorrow ("Don't forget your umbrella!") List terms that you care about and receive email when their occurrence on Twitter changes. (For example, want to know when something interesting has happened in the world of Machine Learning? Huginn will watch the term "machine learning" on Twitter and tell you when there is a spike in dis
doing - BrettTerpstra.com
Download Doing for LaunchBar v2.2 A LaunchBar action for use with doing Published 02/07/20. Updated 07/01/21. Changelog Donate • More info… Evan Lovely has created an Alfred workflow as well. Contributing If you create a plugin, custom command, or hook you can share, please let me know. If I get a few plugin contributions, I’ll set up a second repository for them. Feel free to fork the repository
GitHub - michaelfeathers/jop: a gem to add J language array commands to Ruby
Imagine wanting to square an array of integers. We can do this in Jop using the ‘*:’ operator: [0, 1, 2].j('*:') From this we get: [0, 1, 4] In typical J fashion, operators work on arrays of any dimension: [[0, 1, 2], [3, 4, 5]].j('*:') Here’s the result: [[0, 1, 4], [9, 16, 25]] In Jop, J operators are applied right to left. We can do a ‘take’ operation to get the the first array of the squared e
Ruby 2.0 development environment for Windows
We are glad to announce a new release of BitNami Ruby 2.0 Stack, which is focused on improved Windows support. BitNami Ruby Stack provides a complete, self-contained development environment for Ruby on Rails for Linux, Windows and Mac OS X. We offer one-click packages for each Ruby 1.8, Ruby 1.9 and Ruby 2.0. With the latest version of Ruby in this package you can find the latest version of Rails.
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GitHub - thisredone/rb: Turns Ruby into a versatile command line utility
Getting Started with Rbkit
GitHub - ianks/octodown: Github markdown previewing straight from your shell.
GitHub - asciidoctor/asciidoctor: :gem: A fast, open source text processor and publishing toolchain, written in Ruby, for converting AsciiDoc content to HTML 5, DocBook 5, and other formats.
How I build a Docker image for my Rails app - Intercity Blog
GitHub - MartinJNash/Royce: A Ruby on Rails roles solution.
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