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Using Goliath to Integrate With External Services

Have an existing set of web services built on a synchronous stack? Do you want to start to get some of the benefits of using an asynchronous stack? Getting a legacy app to run using something like rack fiber pool may require a lot of work. In this post I outline a technique that allows you to integrate an async stack like goliath with your synchronous rails stack.

Ruby Hero Award Nominations

Do you know anyone in the Ruby community who deserves a little extra recognition? Now is the time to nominate them for the Ruby Hero Awards so they can win one of the six given away at Railsconf next month. You can also see the last eighteen winners from previous years here.

Sinatra gone async with em-fiber_pool and em_mysql2.

Meet em-shorty, a modern URL shortener. This Sinatra app is completely async by using rack-fiber_pool and em_mysql2. If you have been curious about how async Sinatra works, this is a good sample to get you started. It’s even setup with sinatra-activerecord so you have standard migrations and several database connectors to choose from. [more inside]

I edited it (capitalization, punctuation, added a couple of links to things you…
I don’t think he said that in a negative way. :)
Yeah I am fine with it, was just surprised when I refreshed the page. Honestly …
Great example, thanks ! I felt surprised that you don’t use async_sinatra at fi…

Screencast: James Edward Gray II and David Brady on Associative Arrays

James Edward Gray II took me to school over my screencast on Ruby hashes, and we recorded a pairing screencast on Associative Arrays. Along the way we talk about hashes in Ruby 1.9, regular expressions, and get in a little mutual ranting about testing dogma and squashing creativity in the open source community. Check it out and let us know what you think!

ResqueCleaner 0.2.0 released.

I have just released ResqueCleaner 0.2.0. This version has extended resque-web. You can see stats of your failed jobs grouped by class and time. It also comes with a screen to filter failed jobs which supports bulk retry/clear the jobs. If you are not satisfied with the default Failed tab on resque-web, check out the screenshots on github.

Prawn 0.11.1 released!

After over a year of developing the PDF generation library Prawn without doing an official release, the core team has finally replaced the legacy Prawn 0.8.4 gem with the 0.11.1 codebase. This brings the team very close to 1.0, and fixes many issues and adds many new features that Prawn users have been asking for since the start of the project. See the release notes, check out the awesome self-documenting manual, and kick the tires, because this release is one of our last stops on the path to 1.0! [more inside]

Gibberish - Easier Ruby Encryption

The top result on Google for “Ruby Encryption” is a DZone snippet, and it’s incorrectly implemented. I’m trying to fix this with a well documented, tested, and easy to use library based on OpenSSL. Check it out on GitHub

Hey Mark , I think you do not search hard enough, check this out https://…
Hey nicetry, I think EzCrypto is a great library, but my design consideratio…
And the fact of the matter is, two good libraries make it even more likely that…
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