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Developing Rails API Applications

I just released a new course for those interested in using Rails 5 to build API applications. It covers everything you need to get up and running: developing RESTful endpoints, working with ActiveModel::Serializers, authentication, and much more, and it’s available either as a free email course or for immediate download as a PDF (paid).

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CLI Utilities for Unicode Strings

I have released two more CLI tools for analysis of Unicode data. The first one is uniscribe which prints out the names of all glyphs in a Unicode string. It also knows many names of combined codepoint sequences. Special codepoints are highlighted using a similar color scheme like in uniscribe’s companion tool unibits. The second utility is unicopy, a command-line codepoint dumper, which copies the result to the clipboard.

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