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Ruby Gem of the Week Series @ Planet Ruby - Week #4 kramdown, Week #5 feedparser

I’ve published new gems in the Ruby Gem of the Week series that presents a new Ruby library every week on Thursday on Planet Ruby. The new gems presented include: Week #4 - kramdown gem - turn easy-to-read and easy-to-write; wiki-style plain text in markdown into hypertext Week #5 - feedparser gem - web feed parser and normalizers (for RSS 2.0, Atom, n friends). Happy Planet. Cheers. PS: Have your say! Guest posts or ideas and suggestions about gems more than welcome.

I Love Ruby

A free to use book on Ruby programming language. Download it here

Didn’t knew Ruby was a actual person;-) thanks for sharing. downloaded. goin…
Well ruby is like a girl. You look at the face of your project manager who loo…

Using Interactors to organise business logic

I was introduced to using Interactors to extract business logics out of the controller and organise it using Interactors according to tasks. I have grown fond of this pattern a lot as it explicitly shows what tasks are required to be executed when an action in a controller is requested. I have decided to write a post on what I have learnt about using Interactors

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