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Cut Your Own Gems

Avatar for Andrew Butler Andrew Butler
May 03, 2013
Programming
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Cut Your Own Gems

Given for Rails Girls Atlanta 2013

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Andrew Butler

May 03, 2013

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Transcript

  1. Cut Your Own Gems How to Make Your Own Ruby

    Gems

  2. Hello

  3. thank you

  4. thank you

  5. ?

  6. drew

  7. deroo

  8. deroo

  9. @drew_butler

  10. I LIVE IN...

  11. NASHVILLE

  12. Developer Web Designer

  13. Ask me what I did in a previous life

  14. Later

  15. Who pays me?

  16. But enough about me...

  17. Gems

  18. None

  19. Gems What are

  20. Gem A packaged Ruby Application or library

  21. ?

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  24. Carrierwave - File uploads Bootstrap - front-end framework sqlite3 -

    database devise - User Authentication Gemfile
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  26. “Programming is hard. Programming well is really hard.” Rails developer

    Jeff Felchner
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  32. Don't slum p My dog My body Love you egg

    I rock The guy next to me has toilet paper stuck to his shoe Yes, I can hear you!

  33. O n'tday um pslay Ymay ogday Ymay odybay Ovelay ouyay

    egghay Iway ockray Ethay uygay extnay otay emay ashay oiletay aperpay uckstay otay ishay oeshay Esyay, Iyay ancay earhay ouyay!

  34. ?

  35. Don't slum p My dog My body Love you egg

    I rock The guy next to me has toilet paper stuck to his shoe Yes, I can hear you!

  36. O n'tday um pslay Ymay ogday Ymay odybay Ovelay ouyay

    egghay Iway ockray Ethay uygay extnay otay emay ashay oiletay aperpay uckstay otay ishay oeshay Esyay, Iyay ancay earhay ouyay!
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  40. ellohay orldway

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  42. Buddpau/Wikimedia Commonsl

  43. <disclaimer> </disclaimer>

  44. None

  45. Steps: 1 and 2

  46. Step: 3

  47. Step: 4

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  55. When you are ready to release Practice version control (i.e.

    github)

  56. When you are ready to release Practice version control (i.e.

    github) Create an account at rubygems.org

  57. When you are ready to release Practice version control (i.e.

    github) Create an account at rubygems.org Use “rake release” to push gem to rubygems.org so the world can use it

  58. When you are ready to release Practice version control (i.e.

    github) Create an account at rubygems.org Use “rake release” to push gem to rubygems.org so the world can use it Pick a cool name

  59. http://rakeroutes.com/blog/lets-write-a-gem-part-one/ http://railscasts.com/episodes/245-new-gem-with-bundler http://rails-bestpractices.com/blog/posts/8-using-bundler- and-rvm-to-build-a-rubygem http://www.intridea.com/blog/2012/3/8/polishing-rubies- part-i Building a gem -

    Walkthroughs/Tutorials