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I just put out a new release. Would you spare a couple minutes to try and give some feedback?
If you already have the gem installed, you will have to update it: gem update faastruby
Tutorial => https://faastruby.io/tutorial.html
Top 3 Highlights
- No more fiddling with git. - Functions are packaged, deployed and managed individually. - TESTS! Functions can have tests and they can be configured to run before each deploy, aborting if it fails.
Thanks in advance!
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?
...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?
I agree you need a single line that express what this is. "Zeit Now, but for ruby / rails!" or something like that
...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?
...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?
...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?
Exactly, we barely have time to read what's new, let alone spending time digging into what this "new" thing is suppose to be.
FaaStRuby is a fast, lightweight and scalable serverless platform built for Ruby developers.
I will add that to the tutorial page as well.