Panoply |
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A Creative Company using nice full screen images and videos. |
We Work With Ruby |
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A job marketplace for rubyists. | |
Colorion |
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Curated Color Palettes with Search and Tags Support. | |
Coders Log |
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A collection of community link-log about different code topics. | |
OpenPGP Best Practices |
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In these troubled times, it's good to refresh our personal cryptography habits. | |
GitLab Pages |
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Websites for your GitLab projects, user account or group, like on Github. But not sure it's in the community edition. |
optcarrot |
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A NES emulator written in Ruby | |
zxcvbn-ruby |
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Ruby port of Dropbox's zxcvbn javascript lib | |
notifyor |
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Get realtime notifications on desktop (except windows). | |
Grunt 1.0.0 released |
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A big milestone for that well-known javascript processor. | |
Node-RED |
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A visual tool for wiring the Internet of Things. | |
CFSSL |
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CloudFlare's PKI and TLS toolkit |
How to Deal with Timezones the Active Support Way |
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ActiveSupport in Ruby on Rails 4.0+ has a built in list of all supported timezones on the TimeZone class. | |
Producing Documentation for Your Rails API |
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The quicker a developer can understand and finish up the integration with your API, the fewer headaches your team will have when providing support. | |
CSS containment |
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Some words about the contains property. | |
Introducing DGit |
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A new distributed storage system that dramatically improves the availability, reliability, and performance of serving and storing Git content. | |
RubyGems.org gem replacement vulnerability and mitigation |
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Gem replacement vulnerability on RubyGems.org, gems with hypen in their name are affected. | |
Some facts about the Ruby Hero awards |
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An interesting rant about the Ruby Heroes initiative and how it's organized. | |
Getting Started with Browserify |
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Browserify lets you use require in the browser, the same way you'd use it in Node. | |
Debouncing and Throttling Explained Through Examples |
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Use debounce, throttle and requestAnimationFrame to optimize your event handlers. | |
Managing Data Storage with Blockchain and BigchainDB |
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BigChainDB offers to supply a lot of functionality missing from current NoSQL and distributed databases. | |
GPG signature verification |
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A new feature for Github." | |
Generate Excel Spreadsheets with Rails and the Axlsx Gem |
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Axlsx excels at helping you generate beautiful Office Open XML Spreadsheet documents without having to understand the entire ECMA specification. | |
Debugging techniques in Elixir |
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Other approaches to debugging Elixir code, beyond IO.inspect. | |
LogZoom, a fast and lightweight substitute for Logstas |
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Log data indexer written in Go, competitor of Logstash or Fluentd. | |
One Rails App With Many Databases |
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It may be useful to connect to different databases for a variety of reasons |
That's years that I'm trying to do something real with go. I mean, it is a very attractive language with quite a special workflow and toolbox. From time to time I write some small script for keeping contact with that language. Last week I made this one to list links pinned in our Greenruby slackroom to prepare the letter, So I can open them all at once to check them in my browser. With time passing, seems that Go now has a really complete collection of libraries for a lot of usages. I think I will have push a little the slack api soon, and maybe do some real go coding.