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Proper Regexp Anchoring

In regular expressions, ^ does not match the start of a string. It might in other languages but not Ruby. That’s part of what makes this mistake so common. While we’re on the topic, $ doesn’t match the end of a string. Learn the right way.

faster_path gem released!

Path handling is a performance bottleneck in web frameworks. This gem is a project that rewrites those costly server time areas in the Rust language to make your Ruby application run more efficiently. This gem is young! Looking for like-minded developers to participate in development! There’s no C code involved and Rust is required for the extension to build. faster_path

This sounds like a good project to learn Rust. I’ll have some patches for you l…
I’m looking forward to it Sam. :-)
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Duck-typing with #to_proc

One of the greatest Ruby mysteries for me has always been the idiomatic Symbol#to_proc which is usually used to cast a symbol to a block usually passed to some enumerator. In this post we explore what other powerful uses and potential #to_proc has

Awesome Ruby

Awesome Ruby is a collection of awesome Ruby gems, tools, frameworks and software. Your go-to Ruby Toolbox. Awesome Ruby’s goal is to help you find the software and libraries you need. Made by developers for developers. It is part of the LibHunt network.

So cool :) thank for sharing
Very nice tool! Congratulations!
Thanks! The plan is for it to become even more useful.

Jekyll in Action - Build a World Classics Bookshelf w/ Markdown n Ruby

Hello, I’ve added a bookshelf to the World Classics series that collects the world’s greatest (literature) books in Markdown, that is, plain old text with some simple formatting conventions. Using the Octobook Classics Book Theme turns the pages into a single-page (online) book. The first two books in the series include: 1) The Trial by Franz Kafka and 2) Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. Happy reading. Cheers.

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