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Marx.js Ruby Gem

MARXjs was created for developers building web applications with long forms. MARXjs is a plugin that gives the developer the ability to populate any and all the fields in their forms easily and with a small 10kb file. Forms are populated with Marx Brother names, years of their movies and quotes from those movies. [more inside]

Can you tell something about the latest Ruby news?

In the streets down below Roobykon’s offices, the crunch of fallen chestnuts under the feet of passers-by means one thing: autumn is here. But the cooling days don’t take any of the heat from the daily lives of our Ruby colleagues from around the world – as this latest haul of blog posts shows! [more inside]

Decide For Yourself If Rails Is Actually Dying

You’ve no doubt encountered the widespread argument that “Ruby/Rails is dead.” It’s hard to hear people writing off the language and framework that so many of us love using… What put my doubts to rest was reflecting on the arguments made against Ruby and Rails and deciding for myself if they were true. I encourage you to do the same… This article outlines the major themes used by the Rails-is-dead camp. It also offers some questions worth considering to help make sense of it all. Read here and decide for yourself if Ruby/Rails is actually dying

blockchain_with_transactions.rb - Build Blockchain / Hyperledger in 40 Lines of Ruby

Hello, I’ve added a new blockchain sample to the Awesome Blockchains collection. The blockchain_with_transactions.rb sample script uses the transactions from the Tulips on the Blockchain! Hyper Ledger Book (Anno 1637) incl. Tulips such as Semper Augustus and Admiral of Admirals. Blockchains, blockchains, blockchains! Use $ ruby ./blockscript_with_transactions.rb to run. Happy blockchaining with hyperledgers. Cheers.

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Do. Or Do Not. There Is No Try - Object#try Considered Harmful

Object#try is quite a commonly used method in Rails applications to cover cases where there is a possibility of dealing with a nil value or to provide flexible interface for handling cases where some kind of object doesn’t necessarily implement given method. Thanks to try, we may avoid getting NoMethodError. So it seems like it’s perfect, right? No NoMethodError exception, no problem? [more inside]

blockchain-lite gem v1.1 adds proof-of-work blocks - build your own blockchains

Hello, I’ve updated the ready-to-use out-of-the-box enterprise-strength blockchain library called blockchain.lite. What’s news? Now includes a new proof-of-work block type that lets you mine for lucky numbers when computing the crypto hash. Revolutionize the world with blockchains, blockchains, blockchains one block at a time. Happy blockchaining with ruby.

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