80 ultra-comprehensive Ruby Development Resource Collections!

Ruby is a convenient, simple, and object-oriented scripting language. R uby was officially announced in December 1995. R uby is younger than other similar programming languages. A nd on the web, there's really too little information about Ruby. To solve this problem, W3Cschool sister for everyone to collect 80 ultra-comprehensive Ruby development resources, come and collect it!

1. Tools

Ruby tools are numerous, such as Ruby PDF editing tools, Ruby monitoring tools, static API interface document generation tools, logs, and time management tools. A nd these tools, W3Cschool sister-in-law has been collected for everyone, including amqp, bunny, middleman, prawn, spring and so on. If you need it, you can download it at 123 W3Cschool point cn.

2. Plug-in

The Ruby plug-ins selected by the W3Cschool Sisters are classic and practical. I n this section, you can see thinking-sphinx, devise_invitable, sidekiq-status, postgres_ext, newrelic-grape, etc. Sphinx is an ActiveRecord plug-in for full-text search and a plug-in for Devise to invite users and Sidekiq plug-ins to monitor task status.

3. Various libraries

Ruby has many libraries, such as event-driven libraries, image processing libraries, digital and currency conversion libraries, mail-processing libraries, command-line secondary libraries, and so on. T he W3Cschool sister-in-law has collected up to 19 libraries, including Ruby's very important library. T his section mainly includes eventmachine, faker, ruby-vips, paper_trail, etc. T imers is a Timer library of Ruby and is suitable for use with events. Money is a digital, currency conversion library for Ruby.

4. Source code/framework/state machine

This section mainly includes ruby's source code, ruby's web framework, ruby's state machine. The volt is a web framework for ruby, which uses opal so that both the front and back ends can be written with ruby.

5. Ruby's other resources

In addition to the above framework, library, source code, plug-ins, etc., ruby has a lot of resources. L ike spyke, mruby, rails, gctools, slims, sass, etc., the W3Cschool sister-in-law has collected it for everyone. O ne of the hardrops is Airdrop's HTTP5 implementation, based on WebRTC. mruby is mini-ruby lightweight Ruby source code.

Above W3Cschool sister for everyone to collect Ruby development resources, there are tools, plug-ins, etc., can help you achieve rapid development. Many are free, if necessary, you can download their own.