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Understanding Ruby GC through GC.stat
Have you ever wondered how the heck Ruby's GC works? Let's see what we can learn by reading some of the statistics it provides us in the GC.stat hash.
Porting Ruby to Crystal
Code review aside, this desire to have a binary CLI was inspired from a very real work situation where we had a CLI utility and not surprisingly it was damaged from some gem and dependency problems. Mainly, if I use (consume as a user) the slop ge...
What Is the Best Ruby on Rails CMS?
A content management system (CMS) is a computer application that supports the creation and modification of digital content using a simple interface to abstract away low-level details unless required, usually supporting multiple users working in a ...
TDD damages design and architecture is not new
The idea that TDD damages design and architecture is not new. DHH suggested as much several years ago with his notion of Test Induced Design Damage
Jekyll 3.4.0 was released
Jekyll 3.4.0 was release on the 27th of January 2017 with some noteworthy enhancements that I’d like to share with you.
Adds a small wrapper to allow for easily querying a PStore in Ruby.
QueryablePStore is a quick and easy way to query a PStore file. It's syntax is inspired by ActiveRecord, but is more simplified. Of note, appending .results is required to actually execute the query and return the results.
Yet another interactive Ruby shell
Rib is based on the design of ripl and the work of ripl-rc, some of the features are also inspired by pry. The aim of Rib is to be fully featured and yet very easy to opt-out or opt-in other features.
Small ERB Implementation
Erubi is a ERB template engine for ruby. It is a simplified fork of Erubis, using the same basic algorithm, with the following differences:
A beautiful and powerful interactive command line prompt
tty-prompt - A beautiful and powerful interactive command line prompt.
Real-time Rails: Foundations for a Better ActionCable
I wanted to hopefully get people interested in an idea for bringing more robust real-time data syncing primitives to Rails without involving a whole slew of third party services and new technologies to make it work.
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