...but what on earth is it? The post says nothing about what it is. The linked page says nothing about what it is. I work full time in the Ruby ecosystem and I have no idea what your project is. How can people forget to say what their project is at all?
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#12...but what on earth is it? The post says nothing about what it is. The linked page says nothing about what it is. I work full time in the Ruby ecosystem and I have no idea what your project is. How can people forget to say what their project is at all?
Sounds like I'm in the minority that saw the name and assumed right away it was FaaS (Functions as a Service) for Ruby? (Though to be sure, a project will live or die based on the quality of the documentation)
Re: Show HN: FaaStRuby 0.2 released – feedback appreciated
#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
Sounds like I'm in the minority that saw the name and assumed right away it was FaaS (Functions as a Service) for Ruby? (Though to be sure, a project will live or die based on the quality of the documentation)
What does the 't' stand for, though? I thought it was fast-ruby to start with https://github.com/JuanitoFatas/fast-ruby .
Re: Show HN: FaaStRuby 0.2 released – feedback appreciated
#14Is this some kind of serverless host for ruby? I agree you need a single line that express what this is. "Zeit Now, but for ruby / rails!" or something like that
Re: Show HN: FaaStRuby 0.2 released – feedback appreciated
#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
Sounds like I'm in the minority that saw the name and assumed right away it was FaaS (Functions as a Service) for Ruby? (Though to be sure, a project will live or die based on the quality of the documentation)
What does the 't' stand for, though? I thought it was fast-ruby to start with https://github.com/JuanitoFatas/fast-ruby .