Anos atrás ouvi de um nome conhecido da comunidade que "Ruby não tem segfault". Discordei e virou discussão.
Enquanto isso, no bug tracker 👇
https://t.co/prwNQENC8I
Small but useful contribution to the Ruby i18n gem: added a :none option to the transliterator, so non-ASCII characters without a mapping just stay as they are instead of getting replaced. Open source wins 🙌 #Ruby#OpenSource
https://t.co/v1UqHlp8sD
https://t.co/A4HBIsh2Fg
Just had a contribution merged into graphql-ruby 🎉
Real-world impact on a large Rails application: GraphQL/analyze dropped from ~806ms to ~176ms per request. A ~78% reduction.
#Ruby#GraphQL#Performance#OpenSource
Assuming that I have both config/credentials/#{env}.yml.enc and config/credentials/#{env}.key, what is the easiest way of reading it without Rails?
Looking for something in plain Bash, for instance, or a Go that I would be able to compile and distribute the binary.
I need to share those credentials with another framework but I can't use environment variables since the encrypted values there are quite big (quite a few private certificates).