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Programming CryptoPunks & Copypastas w/ Ruby - Step-by-Step Booklet / Guide

Hello, I have started with a new (free online) booklet in the crypto collectible series titled Programming CryptoPunks & Copypastas Step-by-Step Book / Guide - Inside Unique Pixel Art on the Blockchain…. The first two chapters so far: 1) Do-It-Yourself (DIY),Yes, You Can Mint Your Own Punks in Original 24x24 Pixel Format or With 2X / 4X / 8X Zoom ++ 2) Statistics, Statistics, Statistics - Calculate Rarity & Popularity By Type, By Accessories, & More - Inside the 10 000 Punk Population. Cheers. Prost.

New strings-truncation gem

The strings-truncation truncates strings with fullwidth characters, for example those found in Chinese, Japanese or Korean language. It also preserves ANSI codes so it’s suitable for building terminal applications. The characters can be omitted from the start, middle, end or both ends. Enjoy!

Code Loaders in Ruby: Understanding Zeitwerk

What makes Rails magical? It just might be its code loader. Put a few files in the right places, and - presto! - you have a web app. When you use a class, Rails handles the include so you can stay focused on your code. But this magic isn’t just for Rails! You can add thread-safe code loading to your own apps via the Zeitwerk gem. In this article, Olasubomi introduces us to Zeitwerk and shows us how to integrate it with our own projects. https://www.honeybadger.io/blog/ruby-code-loader-zeitwerk/

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