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Issue 293 — April 14, 2016
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Ryan Davis
At Mountain West Ruby 2016, Ryan Davis (of Minitest fame) gave a code-heavy 30 minute talk on the what, why and how of creating a test framework in Ruby.
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Planet Argon
The 4th time Planet Argon has run this survey. Consider taking it as the results, such as these from 2014, make for interesting reading.
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LibHunt
Essentially based on the Awesome Ruby organization of Ruby libraries and tools, but with extra metadata.
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Richard Schneeman
A look at different strategies for declaring dependencies in libraries and how we might be able to make major version bumps easier in future.
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Szymon Baranowski
Teaching a Slack bot to interpret pictures using Google’s Vision API.
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Abhishek Jain
Accidentally loading large numbers of records in your code? Rails 5 provides some clues.
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Kingsley Silas
A thorough tutorial on Shrine, a file uploading toolkit for Ruby webapps.
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Ville-Veikko Helppi
Setup, config, and initial steps in using Calabash, a toolkit for writing automated acceptance tests for iOS and Android native apps in Ruby.
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