"Ruby Object Mapper ROM is an open-source persistence and mapping toolkit for Ruby built for speed and simplicity." #interesting #dev #ruby #gems #alternatives #@to_grok #@to_look_into #toread #pub

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Just seeing the timeline for Ruby 2.2 release as in late 2015-12, Ruby-2.3.0preview1 and for over a week, Ruby-2.3.0preview2 have been out :).

Timeline for Ruby-2.2 release via official blog news entries began with Ruby-2.2.0-preview1 on 2014-09-18 to Ruby 2.2.0 on 2014-12-25. 14 weeks between the two. Though the RC1 was out 13 weeks after preview1. Then the first minor release was 2.2.1 was out on 2015-03-03, 9.5 weeks after the first stable release. Ruby blog likes to call minor releases "TEENY version release of the stable X.Y series". This was indeed just bug fixes and a security fix maybe.

Complete timeline from the official blog:

2015-03-03 - Ruby 2.2.1 Released

2014-12-25 - Ruby 2.2.0 Released

2014-12-18 - Ruby 2.2.0-rc1 Released
"We are pleased to announce the release of Ruby 2.2.0-rc1. After RC1, all changes will be limited to bug fix only. The final release of Ruby 2.2.0 is scheduled on December 25, 2014."

2014-11-28 - Ruby 2.2.0-preview2 Released

2014-09-18 - Ruby 2.2.0-preview1 Released #ruby #geeky #releases #release_notes #trends #dates #data #pub

Ehhh. The Slack comment asking about it linked to it and the snippet said "Get 1-on-1 mentor sessions, join an agile team project and be ready to switch careers into web development or launch your own idea". Which is barely the case. It is is just any old bootcamp thing but online only. Lol. Lame.

Main thing is Firehose Core for $4000 ($900/5 weeks). Described as "Finish the Firehose Intro strong, get accepted into the Firehose Core and accelerate your real world coding skills from 20 MPH to 120 MPH. You build advanced web applications, create complex algorithms, use Test Driven Development and work on a group project, all while being under the wing of a world-class mentor.". The 2 weeks free is of Firehose Intro described as "Firehose Intro Get 2 weeks of free access to our preparation code and go from 0 MPH to 20 MPH. Launch your own website, write Ruby code and solve coding challenges that screen out the majority of programmers before the first job interview. Get your code reviewed by our mentor team and start working on your coding fundamentals." #dev #ruby #javascript #test_driven_development #courses #online_courses #pricey #trial #freemium #bootcamps #pub

" OWASP Dependency-Check Dependency-Check is a utility that identifies project dependencies and checks if there are any known, publicly disclosed, vulnerabilities. Currently Java, .NET, Ruby, Node.js, and Python projects are supported; additionally, limited support for C/C++ projects is available for projects using CMake or autoconf. This tool can be part of a solution to the OWASP Top 10 2013 A9 - Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities." #dev #ruby #multiple_languages #homebrew_formulas #pub

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What languages do we support? We have app monitoring agents for Ruby, Elixir, and Python. -- Ugh so again not possible. -- Price: $100, $150, $300. Unlimited apps on each. Limited by "transactions" which are pretty large. The lower two plans would be perfect if PHP was supported. #performance_monitoring #app_monitoring #SaaS #freemium #pricey #data_analytics #data_collection #data_driven #charts #analytics #startups #server_monitoring #ruby #elixir #dev #apm #rails #python #pub