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Three Ruby Links #9
If I were to recommend three Ruby articles published last week to read, here is what I would recommend.
If I were to recommend three articles published last week to read, here is what I would recommend:
1️⃣ “Streaming Rack with Falcon” by Samuel Williams
Excerpt from “Streaming Rack with Falcon” by Samuel Williams
Samuel presents Ruby code examples for several Rack apps with various streaming capabilities. The code is simple to use, and it is a good start to understanding how streaming works, how to play with server-sent events, and how to handle bidirectional streaming.
2️⃣ “Elixir-like pipes in Ruby (oh no not again)” by Victor Shepelev
Excerpt from “Elixir-like pipes in Ruby (oh no not again)” by Victor Shepelev
3️⃣ “Hey, AnyCable speaking! Needing help with a Twilio-OpenAI connection?” by Vladimir Dementyev
Excerpt from “Hey, AnyCable speaking! Needing help with a Twilio-OpenAI connection?” by Vladimir Dementyev
Vladimir shows in this article how to integerate Twilio with OpenAI using AnyCable as the integration service and of course Rails as the base. It is an article that does both into how to design an architecture for this kind of feature and also shows the code to make it work. At the end Vladimir also refactors Ruby code to make it more readable.
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