#ruby

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a way to connect AI systems with other tools and data sources securely. It helps developers build AI applications that can interact with external systems more easily. MCP uses a client-server model, allowing AI models to dynamically find and use tools without needing specific code for each integration. This makes it easier to develop and integrate AI applications, reducing the complexity and time needed for setup. Users benefit from more flexible and powerful AI tools that can work with various systems seamlessly.

https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/ruby-sdk

#ruby #beginners #hacktoberfest #hacktoberfest2020 #helm #kubernetes #kubetools

Kubernetes is a powerful tool for managing containerized applications. To learn Kubernetes, you can use platforms like Kubelabs, which offer interactive tutorials and labs. These resources help you understand Kubernetes concepts from the basics to advanced levels. By using these platforms, you can practice deploying applications, managing resources, and ensuring high availability and scalability. This hands-on approach helps you gain practical experience and improve your skills in managing complex applications efficiently.

https://github.com/collabnix/kubelabs

#ruby #engineering_blogs #lists #programming_blogs #software_development #tech

This list organizes hundreds of top software engineering blogs from big companies, well-known individuals, and popular technologies, all sorted for easy browsing. Following these blogs gives you access to expert advice, real-world solutions, and the latest trends in tech, helping you solve problems faster, learn new skills, and stay updated with what’s happening in the industry[1][3][5]. This saves you time and effort by pointing you to the most valuable resources, so you can focus on learning and improving your work.

https://github.com/kilimchoi/engineering-blogs

#typescript #agents #agi #ai #api #backend #developer_tools #framework #genai #javascript #python #ruby

Motia is a modern backend framework that helps simplify complex systems by combining APIs, background jobs, events, and AI agents into one unified system. It allows developers to write code in multiple languages like JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python, all within the same project. This makes it easier to manage and deploy applications, reducing complexity and errors. With Motia, you get built-in observability and one-click deployments, making it easier to monitor and debug your workflows. This means you can focus on your business logic without worrying about the underlying infrastructure.

https://github.com/MotiaDev/motia

#ruby

Flexile is a software project that helps you set up and run a web application easily using tools like Docker, Node.js, Ruby, and PostgreSQL. It provides scripts to simplify installation and running the app locally, with guidance on fixing common issues like database user creation and Redis connection errors. You can also run tests to ensure everything works well. This setup helps you quickly develop and test your app with less hassle, saving time and effort in managing dependencies and environment configurations. Flexile is open-source under the MIT License, so you can use and modify it freely.

https://github.com/antiwork/flexile

#ruby #api_documentation #app #devdocs #developer_tools #docs #documentation #documentation_tool #hacktoberfest #offline #pwa

DevDocs is a free, fast, and easy-to-use web app that lets you quickly search and browse official API documentation for many programming languages and tools all in one place. It works offline, has a clean interface, supports keyboard shortcuts, dark mode, and mobile use. You can access over 100 documentations like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and more without switching tabs or searching Google repeatedly. It saves time by providing instant search results and keeps everything organized, making coding and learning more efficient and enjoyable. You can use it online or run it locally with Docker for even faster access[1][2][3][5].

https://github.com/freeCodeCamp/devdocs

#ocaml #c #go #java #javascript #python #r2c #ruby #sast #semgrep #static_analysis #static_code_analysis #typescript

Semgrep is a fast, open-source tool that scans your code to find bugs and security issues in over 30 programming languages. It works locally on your computer or in your build system, so your code stays private. Semgrep’s rules are easy to write and understand, helping you catch problems early in development, whether in your IDE, pre-commit checks, or CI/CD pipelines. For stronger security, the Semgrep AppSec Platform offers advanced analysis, AI-powered triage, and detailed fix guidance, reducing false alarms and helping developers fix issues quickly without slowing down. This improves code quality and security efficiently.

https://github.com/semgrep/semgrep

#ruby #backup #network #nms #rancid

Oxidized is a free tool that automatically backs up network device configurations from over 130 device types, replacing older tools like RANCID. It runs efficiently by adjusting how many tasks it uses based on your setup and offers a web API to manage backups and see changes. It can track who made changes using syslog and integrates with Git to show detailed version history. You can install it on many systems, configure it easily with YAML files, and use various sources and outputs for flexibility. This helps you keep your network device settings safe, organized, and easy to review or restore when needed.

https://github.com/ytti/oxidized

#ruby

Gumroad is an easy-to-use platform that lets creators sell digital products, courses, subscriptions, and even physical goods directly to customers. It offers simple setup, secure payments, and helpful tools for marketing and tracking sales. Users can start selling quickly without needing a website or technical skills. The benefit is that anyone can turn their ideas into a business fast, reach more people, and keep more of their earnings with low fees and direct customer contact.

https://github.com/antiwork/gumroad

#ruby #hotwire #kanban #rails #ruby

Fizzy is an open-source Kanban tool by 37signals that helps you visually track tasks and ideas using boards with columns. You can set it up easily, run it locally or with MySQL, and test it with built-in commands. It supports email previews and web push notifications for updates. Fizzy is designed to be simple, modern, and customizable, letting you self-host for full control over your data. It also offers a companion SaaS gem for billing and production setups. This means you get a flexible, transparent way to manage projects and workflows, with the option to run it yourself or use a hosted service.

https://github.com/basecamp/fizzy