Published 2023-05-21.
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My Ruby Gems are here.

Setup

2023-12-07 Setting Up a Ruby Development Environment 2022-03-15 Installing Rubocop As a Development Dependency

Visual Studio Code

2024-02-21 Essential Visual Studio Code Extensions for Ruby 2023-08-28 Rubocop Settings for Visual Studio Code

Plain Old Ruby

2023-08-11 Graceful Crash Exit From Ruby 2023-06-03 Ruby Modularity 2022-02-27 Iterating Slim Language Templates

Ruby Development and Gems

2022-03-22 Making a Jekyll Plugin as a Ruby Gem 2023-07-21 Gem ‘Subclassing’ and Introspection 2024-03-20 Parsing Command Line Arguments with OptionParser 2023-12-25 Ruby Gem Scaffold Generation With Thor 2024-03-20 My Ruby Gems 2024-01-10 NuGem 2024-07-26 Visualizing Dependencies with bundle graph

Rack

2023-11-04 Debugging Rackup Webapps With Visual Studio Code

Sinatra

2022-12-04 Sinatra Request Explorer 2023-02-22 Database Frameworks for Sinatra 2023-01-27 Authentication & Authorization With Sinatra / Warden 2023-04-27 Understanding Ruby Sinatra With Active Record

Rails

2022-07-23 Ruby on Rails / Solidus for E-Commerce

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About the Author

I, Mike Slinn, have been working with Ruby for a long time now. Back in 2005, I was the product marketing manager at CodeGear (the company was formerly known as Borland) for their 3rd Rail IDE. 3rd Rail supported Ruby and Ruby on Rails at launch.

In 2006, I co-chaired the Silicon Valley Ruby Conference on behalf of the SD Forum in Silicon Valley. As you can see, I have the t-shirt. I was the sole chairman of the 2007 Silicon Valley Ruby Conference.

Several court cases have come my way over the years in my capacity as a software expert witness. The court cases featured questions about IP misappropriation for Ruby on Rails programs. You can read about my experience as a software expert if that interests you.

I currently enjoy writing Jekyll plugins in Ruby for this website and others, as well as Ruby utilities.

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