qrush

How to report vulnerabilities on different package services.

RubyGems.org

• http://guides.rubygems.org/security/#reporting-security-vulnerabilities
• https://rubygems.org/pages/security (Under development)

NPM

• https://www.npmjs.com/security

bmizerany

require 'YOUR_APPLICATION'

run Sinatra::Application

devver

# :PROCESS: ruby, "ruby %f 2>&1"
# :BRACKET_CODE: "[ruby]", "[/ruby]"
# :TEXT:
#
# In the <a
# href="http://devver.net/blog/2009/06/a-dozen-or-so-ways-to-start-sub-processes-in-ruby-part-1/">previous
# article</a> we looked at some basic methods for starting subprocesses in Ruby.
# One thing all those methods had in common was that they didn't permit a lot of
# communication between parent process and child.  In this article we'll examine
# a few built-in Ruby methods which give us the ability to have a two-way

jerryw

Installing Ruby 2.0.0 on Kindle
===============================

So I've just jailbroken my Kindle, and want to run Ruby on it.
This is what I have right now on my Kindle:

* [KUAL](http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=203326), the Kindle Unified Applications Launcher
* [KTERM](http://www.fabiszewski.net/kindle-terminal/) with tmux

Make sure you've also enabled `usbnetwork` so that you can SSH to your kindle via USB.

zed-0xff

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# this tool is similar to "git bisect" one, but for specs.
# it tries to find what spec from list of specs breaks execution of one specified spec.
#
# see more at http://zed.0xff.me/2010/01/28/rspec-bisect
#
# usage example:
# ./rspec-bisect.rb spec/**/*_spec.rb spec/controllers/spaces/tickets_controller_spec.rb
# [.] rspec runner: ./script/spec

schneems

require 'net/http'
require 'json'


def rubygems_get(gem_name: "", endpoint: "")
  path = File.join("/api/v1/gems/", gem_name, endpoint).chomp("/") + ".json"
  JSON.parse(Net::HTTP.get("rubygems.org", path)) 
end

results = rubygems_get(gem_name: "mime-types", endpoint: "reverse_dependencies")

avdi

# :PUBLISHER: markdown, shell, { command: 'rdiscount' }
# :BRACKET_CODE: '[ruby]', '[/ruby]'
# :TEXT:
#
# Have you ever started a long operation and walked away from the computer, and
# come back half an hour later only to find that the process is hung up waiting
# for some user input?  It's a sub-optimal user experience, and in many cases it
# can be avoided by having the program choose a default if the user doesn't
# respond within a certain amount of time.  One example of this UI technique in
# the wild is powering off your computer - most modern operating systems will

schacon

Links and Notes from my Classy Git RubyConf talk:

Bundles

Pro Git Bundles Post

Replacements

Pro Git Replacements Post

bruno

require 'rubygems'
require 'time'
require 'fileutils'
require 'httparty'
require 'nokogiri'
require 'pp'

APIToken  = 'your-api-token-goes-here'
APIServer = 'http://sample.campfirenow.com'

nzakas

# I was trying to figure out how to get a list of changes made remotely on Git
# before applying. Here's what I came up with.

# First, get the latest data from the origin
git fetch origin

# Then, get the changes and output to a file
git log HEAD..origin/master > changes.txt

# Merge changes in