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Can API Governance Help with Third-party APIs?

APIs are everywhere within your organization. Keeping track of them all, and ensuring that your team chooses the best APIs for their needs can be a challenge. The solution to this “web of APIs” is to apply the concept of API governance to your API dependencies. Read on

Understanding Selection Sort with Ruby

If I asked you to sit down right now and sort a list of numbers, there’s a good chance that you’d intuitively rediscover the selection sort algorithm. It’s a simple approach that can have significant performance implications. That’s why it shows up so frequently in technical interviews - even though most developers never implement sorting from scratch. In this article, Julie Kent walks us through the selection sort algorithm, builds a working implementation in Ruby, and discusses its performance characteristics. https://www.honeybadger.io/blog/ruby-selection-sort/

sports gem - sport data structures for matches, leagues, seasons, rounds & more

Hello, I’ve extracted another little gem called sports that lets you use “plain old ruby” sport data structures for matches, scores, leagues, seasons, rounds, groups, teams, clubs and more. The readme sample shows how to build the standings table for the English Premier League (EPL) for the 2019/20 season from all matches in the comma-separated values (.csv) format. Enjoy the beautiful game (or other sports) with ruby. Cheers. Prost.

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