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ShinyCMS 21.06 - The 'Happy Birthday, Fliss!' Edition

Today is my flatmate’s birthday! And it was either name this month’s release for that, or call it ‘the unemployed layabout release’ - I finished my previous job on Friday (after 5 years!), and haven’t quite sorted out the next job yet :-o Anyway, for ShinyCMS, this month was mostly about finishing up the View Components conversion in the admin area that I started last month - although route partials got a complete rewrite along the way. [more inside]

Understanding Ruby Method Lookup

Ruby lets you express yourself like few other languages, with a minimum of boilerplate. It’s fantastic until it isn’t. Until one day when you think you’re calling the foo method you wrote last week, but instead, you end up calling a foo method that came with some gem from 2008. In these situations, knowing about Ruby’s method lookup rules will save your bacon. https://www.honeybadger.io/blog/ruby-method-lookup/

New tty-sparkline gem

The tty-sparkline gem renders sparkline charts in your terminal applications. You can control the display by configuring width, height, minimum, maximum and more. The charts can also be coloured based on data values that can be given upfront or streamed. Enjoy!

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