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footballdb-leagues Gem - Match the World's Top 100+ Football Leagues & Cups

Hello, I’ve put together the footballdb-leagues gem / library that bundles-up an all-in-one football.db /leagues datafile and lets you match 100+ football league & cup names from around the world “out-of-the-gem / box” with zero-configuration. It’s as easy as require 'footballdb/league'; League.match('ENG PL'). Enjoy the beautiful game. Cheers. Prost. PS: Trivia Quiz: What league will League.match( 'NB I' ) match?

Ruby SDK for Hyperledger Aries

Hyperledger Aries provides a cross-blockchain, cross-DLT, shared, reusable, interoperable tool kit designed for initiatives and solutions focused on creating, transmitting and storing verifiable digital credentials. It is infrastructure for blockchain-rooted, peer-to-peer interactions. It includes a shared cryptographic wallet for blockchain clients as well as a communications protocol for allowing off-ledger interaction between those clients.

Open source powerful Time Tracking App built with Rails

I just released a powerful time tracking application built with NuxtJS and Rails. It’s free and open source. [more inside]

That’s amazing. I was checking the API code and looks good, congratulations and…
I’m assuming it’s no longer free and open source. 🤑

Loading Additional Ruby Gems in Development

Have you ever found yourself temporarily adding a gem to your project’s Gemfile to leverage it during development? Maybe your project even has gems that some team members find indispensable during development, but mean nothing to others. Luckily, to have your favorite gems available without permanently or temporarily adding them to the project’s Gemfile. Read how.

Rails 6.0 new framework defaults: what they do and how to safely uncomment them

This is a walkthrough of the nine default flags in new_framework_defaults_6_0.rb generated by rails app:update. At the end of this article you’ll feel confident in deleting that file and adding load_defaults 6.0 to your application.rb. [more inside]

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