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Ruby Serverless Framework

Ruby Serverless Framework Jets is a Ruby Serverless Framework. Jets allows you to create serverless applications with a beautiful language: Ruby. It includes everything required to build an application and deploy it to AWS Lambda.It is key to understand AWS Lambda and API ...

Web Technologies of the Year 2018

Web Technologies of the Year 2018 Ruby Ruby is a first-time winner in the server-side language category. Ruby is by no means new in the web development domain. It benefitted in 2018 greatly by the popularity of Shopify, which is written in Ruby. Similarly, Scala benefitted from t...

The Ruby C API

The Ruby C API For the greatest chance of success with this guide, I recommend being fairly comfortable with C and very comfortable with Ruby.Using Ruby’s C API does not require any advanced C concepts, however the API is huge and largely undocumented. After you...

TensorStream: Bringing Machine Learning to Ruby

TensorStream: Bringing Machine Learning to Ruby Over the past couple of years we have experienced a big leap in the field of machine learning. Due to fairly recent advances in processing power with GPUs, abundance of data as well as breakthroughs in machine learning research, practical applicat...

Timeline for the release of Rails 6.0 | Riding Rails

Timeline for the release of Rails 6.0 | Riding Rails We’ve made enough progress towards the vision for Rails 6.0 that it makes sense to share our aspirational timeline for release. “Aspirational” being the key word, more so than “release” 😄. Software rarely ships on time, and we’ve had plenty of asp...

The Top Ruby Weekly links of 2018

The Top Ruby Weekly links of 2018 We’re closing out the year by looking back at some of the biggest developments from across the Ruby landscape. Here’s what Ruby devs clicked on in 2018, based on data from the Ruby Weekly.

Decoding and Interacting with Barcodes | Drifting Ruby

Decoding and Interacting with Barcodes | Drifting Ruby Using the QuaggaJS Library, learn how to scan and decode barcodes with your Ruby on Rails application. Using provided callbacks, interact with controller actions to provide a seamless experience.

Ruby on Rails: what the <hack> is this and why is it important for your product?

Ruby on Rails: what the <hack> is this and why is it important for your product? Making it as simple as it can get, Ruby and Rails is a web development framework providing Rails developers a time saving method for writing code. Yet in a world of many other web frameworks, Rails is just one of them. These frameworks were built ...

Ruby 2.6 Released: Just-In-Time Compilation Is Here | Heroku

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

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 ...

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