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Using the CryptoKitties Unofficial (v0) and Official (v1) Public APIs w/ Ruby

Hello, I’ve written-up a short article on “How to Use the CryptoKitties Unofficial (v0) and Official (v1) Public HTTP JSON (web service) APIs” with ruby and the kittyverse library / gem. Happy data wrangling and cat herding with ruby.

I hadn’t seen CryptoKitties before, and now my weekend is probably gone because…
Welcome to CryptoKitties (and blockchaining in ruby). The first year annipurrsa…
Errata: The first year annipurrsary was (already) at the end of November last y…

Continuous Integration and Delivery for Ruby on Rails using CircleCI

Continuous integration and delivery pipeline can have a significant impact the dev team’s productivity and stability of production releases. In this tutorial, I describe how to automate testing, security checks, and deployments for Ruby on Rails apps using CircleCI. I cover a basic CI setup as well as more advanced features like concurrent specs, dependencies caching, NodeJS/Webpack setup, Heroku deployments, and GitHub integration. [more inside]

Blab gem

The gem allows to debug Ruby apps by tracing execution context, local vars and current memory usage.

Hi, Does it support rails 6 ?
Hi, it supports Rails 6. However, it works with MRI 2.6+ only for now. I’m sti…

xpool.rb 2.0.0 released

xpool.rb is a light weight in-memory process pool that was built with xchannel.rb. A process pool can utilise all CPU cores on CRuby, while also providing an isolated memory space for running a job. The 2.0.0 release is much more simple. Please have a look :)

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