This article is mainly for folks that are new to Rails. Most established Rails developers already have a beloved workflow. If you’re new or need a boost to your daily Rails productivity, keep reading! Let’s explore few gems and scripts that will…
Continue Reading…This is the third installment in my series about Ruby Social Media Gems. Today, I am focusing on Facebook gems. Koala Gem Koala is a gem that interfaces with the various Facebook APIs (Graph API, REST API, Realtime updates, Test users, and…
Continue Reading…In the previous part of this series, we’ve covered the LinkedIn gem and created a simple application that covered authentication and APIs queries. We are going to build a similar application with the Twitter gem for the same purposes. The Twitter gem,…
Continue Reading…Introduction to the Ruby Social Gems series In this series, we are going to cover gems based around social media and social media services, such as LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, and any other suggested gems. LinkedIn Gem The first gem in the…
Continue Reading…What’s Diaspora*? Diaspora can be viewed from two different perspectives: first, from an end user’s, who could find Diaspora much similar to other social networks like Google+, Facebook, or even Twitter. I used to think that Diaspora was different, having some unique…
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