Hooked on ruby since 1.8 for a home automation solution to control a hi-fi unit over a serial port and found it able to elegantly express exactly what I was trying to do.
I maintain a few gems related to FUSE and adhoc stuff I do with my #homeserver.
I am also @lwoggardner for general stuff
| github | http://github.com/lwoggardner |
| rubygems | https://rubygems.org/profiles/lwoggardner |
| Location | Sydney 🇦🇺 (Darramurragal country) |
Need help with gem naming for a new MQTT gem with both threaded and async clients.
The threaded client will be something like mqtt50.
In whatever material you have find the section on iterators (Enumerable module), blocks, procs and lambdas and keep it handy.
Embrace and enjoy the duck typing paradigm, or fight it if you're into self flagellation.
Congrats and good luck.
Had an itch to scratch over summer to rework how I handle my audio library from when CDs were a thing. Using #Ruby of course.
Presenting gem 'taglib-simple'
https://github.com/lwoggardner/taglib-simple
work on audio file tags with #ruby semantics.
uses rice.hpp to create the binding to the underlying C++ TagLib library.
