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Ruby Conference India 2013 - CFP Now Open - June 22 & 23

We’ll be hosting the 4th annual RubyConfIndia in Pune, India. We are looking for a diversity of speakers and topics that are of interest to Rubyists of all kinds. Proposals will be accepted until April 30th. For information about speaking and to submit a proposal, visit here. For more details about the conference, visit here.

world.db JSON HTTP API Sample w/ Sinatra

I have created a little JSON API service for the open world database (that is, world.db) using the Sinatra Ruby gem. For example, /countries/south_america gets you all countries in South America. Note: Using .txt will get you all countries as comma separated values, that is, plain text and .html will get you all countries as a plain hypertext table. See the start page or the project page for more info. Cheers

Attention all TomDockers

New versions of yard-tomdoc and it’s trusty underbelly tomparse have been released. Both are much improved over previous releases, including some great new features. The YARD plug-in, for instance, supports many of YARD’s tags via section labels, and is ahead of the game for Ruby 2.0 with a newly supported Options section. That’s right. We are not afraid to venture into “unofficial” doc space! Doc ‘til you drop and enjoy!

Excellent work trans! Now I don’t have to leave YARD in order to enjoy TomDoc s…

neg 1.1.0 released

Neg, a tiny and un-awesome PEG parser library just reached 1.1.0. This new release brings better error messages in case of unconsumed input and some helper for the translator feature (the thing turning raw parse trees to domain oriented trees).

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