Lapidary: The Art of Gemcutting

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gemcutter: the art of lapidary nick quaranto 1/49 - 3%

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@qrush nick@quaran.to litanyagainstfear.com 2/49 - 5%

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status others roadmap 10/49 - 21%

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status 11/49 - 23%

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some stats 30 million downloads 63,000 gem versions 47 contributors 920 GB transferred last month 12/49 - 25%

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downloads per month january: 4,094,629 february: 4,396,202 march: 4,765,550 april: 5,117,016 may: 5,211,337 13/49 - 27%

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more stats average growth per month: 223,341 estimations per month by 2011: linear: 7,545,076 logarithmic: 5,817,165 14/49 - 29%

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API 15/49 - 31%

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# git show 534af7f:spec/api_spec.rb describe "Gemcutter API" do it "should work" do get '/' @response.should =~ /gemcutter/ end end 16/49 - 33%

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API history: rubygems server 18 endpoints S3, CloudFront: GET /gems/rails- 2.3.8.gem modern indexes: GET /latest_specs.4.8.gz legacy indexes: GET /yaml 17/49 - 35%

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API history: v0 9 endpoints GET /gems/rails.json POST /gems POST /gems/rails/migrate 18/49 - 37%

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API history: v1 14 endpoints POST /api/v1/gems GET /api/v1/gems/rails.json GET /api/v1/gems/rack/owners.json 19/49 - 39%

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gem yank $ gem yank bills -v 0.0.1 Yanking gem from RubyGems.org... Successfully yanked gem: bills (0.0.1) 20/49 - 41%

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gem yank --undo $ gem yank bills --undo -v 0.0.1 Unyanking gem from RubyGems.org... Successfully unyanked gem: bills (0.0.1) 21/49 - 43%

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gem webhooks $ gem webhook rails --add http://example.com Successfully created webhook for rails to http://example.com $ gem webhook --global --add http://something.net Adding webhook... Successfully created webhook for all gems to http://something.ne 22/49 - 45%

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gem webhooks: fire! $ gem webhook rack --fire http://example.com Test firing webhook... Successfully deployed webhook for rack to http://example.com 23/49 - 47%

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ideas for gem webhooks tarballer distributed tester gemfiler changelogr 24/49 - 49%

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downloads revamp postgres => redis 30 million rows => 100 MB of RAM migration task, search results need download counts almost done! 25/49 - 52%

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rubygems integration default source as of 1.3.6 gem push, gem owner in gem yank, gem webhook slated by 1.4 26/49 - 54%

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status charging forward gem yank, webhook are fun gemcutter may have won, not done yet 27/49 - 56%

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emulation 28/49 - 58%

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the theory once consuming is easy, publishing is the pain point solved it: gem push time to catch up! 37/49 - 76%

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motion 38/49 - 78%

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API 39/49 - 80%

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forked gems you.gemcutter.org your own sandbox, a blank index production quality gems on rubygems.org 40/49 - 82%

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better indexes try gem install -V dependency resolution? support bundler, rip, rpg? 41/49 - 84%

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download stats access historical info per gem stats page bring over rubyforge data 42/49 - 86%

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distribution gem mirror needs an overhaul torrents? A-Z bundles? snapshots? 43/49 - 88%

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SVN 44/49 - 90%

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github.com/rubygems/rubygems 46/49 - 94%

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support help.rubygems.org for community support knowledge base, direct questions to core team before stackoverflow, please 47/49 - 96%

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wrapup moving forward with new features and fixes get the community involved (again) learn from other services and platforms around for the foreseeable future of ruby 48/49 - 98%