httpx v0.19.0, the first major (minor version) update of 2022 of the ruby HTTP “swiss-army-knife” client, has just been released. It brings a lot of improvements and bugfixes, as well as a feature that has been a long time coming.
I’ve written before about rodauth-oauth and how to use it to make an OAuth2 or OIDC Connect provider out of a rails application, and where I built a rails demo app based out of Janko Mahronic’s rodauth-rails demo app as a workable tutorial. It shows well what rodauth accomplishes, how integrating it in a rails app became significantly simpler thanks to rodauth-rails, and how one can building an OAuth/OIDC provider using rodauth-oauth on top of that.
Read more...The Tensorflow framework is the most used framework when it comes to develop, train and deploy Machine Learning models. It ships with first class API support for python and C++, the former being a favourite of most data scientists, which explains the pervasiveness of python in virtually all of the companies relying on ML for their products.
TL;DR: starting with v0.15.0, httpx responses can be used with pattern matching, a feature which appeared experimentally in ruby 2.7, and became an official feature in ruby 3.
I’ve just published the first version of idnx to Rubygems. idnx is a ruby gem which converts Internationalized Domain Names into Punycode. The gist of it is: