How Ruby 2.6 allowed me to do another open source contribution

There are multiple HTTP clients available to Ruby developers. Some of them wrap Ruby built-in classed to provide more friendly API (like HTTParty wrapping Net::HTTP). Some are written in pure Ruby (like Excon) and others take usage of libcurl C library (like typhoeus). As always, each of them has its own pros and cons. I am not going to discuss them, though.I have used HTTParty several times, but also tried faraday typhoeus combo when I wanted to achieve parallelism by making multiple requests at once.