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Ruby 2.6 Released: Just-In-Time Compilation Is Here | Heroku
The Ruby committers have again continued their annual holiday tradition of gifting us a new Ruby version: Ruby 2.6 was released today, including the long awaited Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler that the Ruby team has been working on for more than a ye...
Rails Local Development over HTTPS using a Self-Signed SSL Certificate
I found myself in a peculiar situation recently. I was integrating a Single Sign On workflow with Google as the IdP (read more about it here). After authenticating on Google, a callback url is provided to handle the response. Google requires that ...
Juggling Chainsaws at Machu Picchu: Metaprogramming in Ruby
Metaprogramming means writing code that writes code itself. In Ruby, this means objects, classes, and methods can be created and modified during runtime.I’m going to illustrate some of Ruby’s metaprogramming features using the example of a program...
Generate executables with predefined inputs/outputs
ExecutableMock helps you quickly and easily generate mock executables, with a predefined list of inputs -> outputs.It is fast, lightweight, threadsafe, and has zero external dependencies. See the Performance section for more details.You can typica...
Send Automated Email in Ruby on Rails with Mailgun
Learn more about how to send automated email in ruby on rails with mailgun. Mailgun is a developer tool and API for sending transactional emails.Sign up for MailgunMailgun is a developer tool and API for sending transactional emails. You get 10,00...
Building an API with Ruby and the Serverless Framework
On the heels of re:Invent, it's been a great week for the serverless community. And one of the most exciting things in AWS's re:Invent goodie basket? Ruby support for Lambda!Personally, I love Ruby, and was really excited to play around with a Rub...