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a9n helps to manage ruby and rails app configurations

<a href”http://blog.lunarlogic.io/2014/rails-apps-extra-configuration-nightmare-solved/”>a9n is a new gem</a>, which helps to keep ruby and rails app configurations easily maintainable, verifiable and clean. Created by Krzysztof Knapik (<a href=” rel=”nofollow” https://twitter.com/knapo”>@knapo</a>).

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The best gems for Rails beginners

Ruby Gems are essential for every Ruby on Rails programmer. They are a small pieces of already written and tested code which provide some functionality. For example, there are many gems which provides admin interface for your app. It means that you instal the gem, make some basic setup and you … Continue reading

Football Data - 10+ Leagues (Premier League, Bundesliga, ..) 10+ Seasons - Plain Text (CSV) Fixtures

Hello, Using a Ruby build script (that is, Rakefile) I’ve built up a GitHub org, that is, football.csv - for open football data in the CSV (comma-separated values) format, that is, plain old text. Leagues include the English Premier League, Championship, Bundesliga, Eredivisie, Süper Lig, Primera División, Pro League etc. for 10+ seasons (e.g. 2013/14-1993/94). Cheers.

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