Issue 289 — March 17, 2016
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Jon McCartie
Uses ‘resolv-replace’, part of the stdlib, to replace the typical DNS resolution process in Ruby, letting you override lookups with a custom hosts file.
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Jake Yesbeck
ActiveRecord uses Arel, a relational algebra library, under the hood to put together SQL queries, but you can use it directly for more power.
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Lazarus Lazaridis
A Rails app that helps you quickly mock API endpoints and includes a straightforward interface to set them up.
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Richardson Dackam
Looks at JVM options, how garbage collection works, how to deal with memory errors, and tools specific to the JRuby ecosystem.
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Peng Lv
An extension for Microsoft’s free code editor that provides rich Ruby language and debugging support. Still under development.
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Harry Lucas
A thorough Ruby-oriented introduction to a design pattern that allows a group of interchangeable, similarly structured, multi-step algorithms to be defined.
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InfraRuby Vision Limited
It requires annotations for field types, method signatures, etc, but supports much of Ruby and boasts high performance.
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