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github analytics w/ hubba-reports gem - What are your most used languages?

Hello, I have split the hubba github analytics gem into two, that is, hubba and hubba-reports for easier (re)use and split the data gathering / collecting via github api calls and the report generation. Anyways, I have added a new language report that lists all your languages used by char / bytes count and by number of repos. See LANGUAGES.md as a real-world example. Happy data crunching with ruby. Cheers. Prost.

Introducing Mailbox Tester

Do you send lots of emails with your Rails app, and wish you had a way to spot check them? Fix those typos, and make sure the dynamic content looks correct? It’s easy to verify there are no code bugs with Rail’s builtin Mailer preview. But how do you prevent sending someone’s wrong order or personal information, especially if it’s in a batch of emails? You need to generate those emails, and make sure they match everything. https://onrails.blog/2020/10/12/introducing-mailbox-tester/

Glimmer Calculator Desktop App Runs On The Web Via Opal

Glimmer Calculator v1.1.3 (Glimmer DSL for SWT desktop app) finally runs in Glimmer DSL for Opal on the web without needing to change a single line of Glimmer desktop GUI code. It is completely written in Ruby! This is the future of web development as we know it! You simply build apps for the desktop and they just work on the web. After all, web browsers are a desktop app and GUI is just GUI whether on the web or desktop. https://andymaleh.blogspot.com/2020/10/glimmer-calculator-v113-runs-on-glimmer.html

Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About View Caching In Rails

If you’ve ever built a UI in Rails, you’ve probably noticed that views tend to get slower over time. That’s because adding features to a UI often means adding DB queries to the view. They add up. Fortunately, Rails provides us with an easy-to-apply band-aid in the form of view caching. In this article, Jonathan Miles introduces us to view caching, discusses when it’s appropriate to use, and covers common pitfalls to watch out for. https://www.honeybadger.io/blog/ruby-rails-view-caching/

hubba (github analytics) gem update - adds traffic (page views / referrers) reports

Hello, I have updated the hubba gem - a little github api helper for (auto-)generating statistics reports. New traffic reports include page views and clones, top/popular referrers, top/popular pages plus a catalog page with description and topics. For live (real-world) examples, see TRAFFIC.md, PAGES.md, REFERRERS.md, CATALOG.md. Cheers. Prost. PS: Note - the traffic reports require push access for data gathering for your github (personal) access token.

Glimmer DSL for Opal v0.3.0 Custom Shell Support

Glimmer DSL for Opal v0.3.0 is out with Custom Widget and Custom Shell support, allowing developers to webify their pure Ruby desktop apps with Opal on Rails without changing a line of code. New custom shell support enables launching windows (opening browser tabs) from a GUI just like opening windows in a desktop app. Routing is handled automatically so that developers can keep focusing on business GUI details. https://andymaleh.blogspot.com/2020/10/glimmer-dsl-for-opal-v030-custom-shell.html

Polyphony has a new io_uring backend!

I am pleased to announce the release of Polyphony version 0.46.0, which includes a full-blown io_uring backend. The io_uring backend uses a relatively recent new I/O API in Linux that is the future of I/O processing. The new backend provides more than double the performance of the libev backend, achieving over 120K requests/second using a basic “Hello world” HTTP server. [more inside]

Thank you, Sharon! Really appreciate your work on Polyphony
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