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Is there a solid, production ready library in Ruby that interacts with the Flickr API?
I found a few by googing, but their states don't impress me much. I'm looking for something along the lines of flickrapi for Python, with nice documentation.
I've been using flickraw and I'm very pleased with it. It's very straightforward to use and is quite fast. Not sure exactly how you would define production-ready, but it's been around for a while, is more updated than other Ruby Flickr libraries, and it works. As of this writing, it's actively maintained, with the last update being a few days ago.
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I would like to develop web games using Ruby, but I can't find any framework for that. Can I use Gosu to create the game and then just compile it to js (with Opal, for example)?
Here are two libraries for writing browser games with Ruby:
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FYI, I don't think Opal is quite so advanced that you can compile absolutely anything into Javascript.
If you're going to be using Opal, you should probably test Javascript compilation as you build.
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I want to learn ruby so that I can use it to build my own product.
Few challenges I am facing:
Searching on internet doesn't give proper details about ruby study materials
Need proper ruby course material
Need some good projects written in ruby
Best coding practices in ruby
I heard a lots of good things about http://railsforzombies.org, tho i never used it my self. Seems like interesting concept, worth to try.
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Is there an open source Ruby framework that allows working with multimedia (video, sound, etc) similar to Flash, including Display Object hierarchy, that is not targeted for video games?
I'm looking for something between Ruby/Processing with a more object oriented API.
You could take a look at Ruby-Processing that runs on jruby.
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I read about a gem months ago that implements a simple DSL to make it easy to handle the complex rerouting operations, similar to the .htaccess file in Apache. But I can't remember what it was called, and haven't bookmarked it unfortunately.
Does anyone know what I'm talking about?!
Found it! I believe this was the one.
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I've spent some time today looking for a pure ruby library that will parse an excel workbook. I could find the parseexcel gem in the repos, but the problem is that I can't find any documentation on it. and the rdoc is pitiful. so, my question is 1) is there good documentation out there for this gem? 2) if not, is there another gem that does the same thing that has good documentation?
thx :)
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Roo is a good alternative with documentation.