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   A pure Ruby HTML5-compliant parser with CSS selector and XPath 1.0 traversal(rubygems.org)

   8 points by kunpei 5y ago|0 comments
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   by kunpei 6y ago

   Sorry for the inconvenience. But as I wrote below, I'm going to implement it in the future.
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   by kunpei 6y ago

   Yes. but I plan to implement the css selector feature without any dependencies and native extension in the future.
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   by kunpei 6y ago

   Thanks for taking a look! It's why I had wanted to create this gem.
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   Gammo – A pure-Ruby HTML5-compliant parser(github.com)

   67 points by kunpei 6y ago|10 comments
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   by kunpei 6y ago

   I would love to introduce a new HTML parser, Gammo, it provides a HTML parser, and XPath support for traversing the DOM tree built by Gammo, without any external dependencies.
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   Gammo – An HTML parser which implements WHATWG parsing algorithm(github.com)

   2 points by kunpei 7y ago|0 comments
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   by kunpei 9y ago

   Thank you! I'm very pleased to see your comment. As you wish, I also want Sinatra to be there so I'll continue to maintain Sinatra until the time comes.
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   by kunpei 9y ago

   Thanks for your comment! It's the same reason for you that I started sinatra and padrino. What you are thinking is very sharp and you will not be able to deny it at least from a fair standpoint. However, while I write golang, I also lo
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    by kunpei 9y ago

    Thanks for your comment! I'm glad to see your comment. I'm a maintainer of Sinatra. Sinatra can continue to grow in the future, and then I'll make it more easy to use and contribute. Btw, I've also been using Sinatra in
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    Show HN: SINATRA 2.0.1 IS OUT(sinatrarb.com)

    15 points by kunpei 9y ago|6 comments