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RubyEvents.org 2025 Wrapped – a look back at the Ruby community's year(rubyevents.org)
3 points by marcoroth 9mo ago|1 comments
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by marcoroth 9mo ago
Somebody mentioned Ratatui to me today: https://docs.rs/ratatui/latest/ratatui/index.html
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by marcoroth 9mo ago
I guess, to a degree, this is what lipgloss is trying to be/solve: https://github.com/marcoroth/lipgloss-ruby
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by marcoroth 9mo ago
Yeah definitely! When you use them in the bubbletea `view` you can render multiple bubbles components at the same time.
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by marcoroth 9mo ago
Thanks for the feedback! And yeah, I agree. I'm not super happy with some of the APIs as they aren't really idiomatic Ruby. It's also something I mentioned in the blog post that I want to improve: https://marcoroth
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by marcoroth 9mo ago
Definitely just the beginning. Any ideas or feedback is very much appreciated as we build out these libraries!
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by marcoroth 9mo ago
I always loved Charm's aesthetics and it really opened my eyes with what can be done with TUIs. But I never felt like I wanted to learn Go just to be able to use these libraries. Ruby is magical in it's own way, so it just felt ri
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by marcoroth 2y ago
The talks are all indexed manually and are stored in yaml files, see: https://github.com/adrienpoly/rubyvideo/tree/main/data . We are just embedding the video using vlite.js and the YouTube Video ID (whic
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by marcoroth 2y ago
That's unfortunate... but we can still index the talks from Steel City Ruby, I just added it to the TODO list! But hey, maybe you get to speak at another Ruby conference in 2025!
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by marcoroth 2y ago
It's all manual, but we have a few scripts that help us extract data from the YouTube API.
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Announcing Hanami v2.0.0.alpha2(hanamirb.org)
7 points by marcoroth 5y ago|0 comments