Packaging Ruby 2 Code with RubyGems

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Rag Dhiman

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01 Course Overview

01 Course Overview.MP4

02:46

02 Introduction

02 INT.MP4

01:09

03 WHY.MP4

04:42

04 WHA.MP4

05:09

05 DIS.MP4

05:11

06 SUM.MP4

02:20

03 Packaging Your Code

07 INT.MP4

01:55

08 CRE.MP4

07:51

09 FIL.MP4

06:24

10 BUI.MP4

04:13

11 USI.MP4

04:47

12 INC.MP4

07:44

13 DOC.MP4

06:52

14 LIC.MP4

04:34

15 GEM.MP4

05:12

16 SUM.MP4

02:17

04 Versioning Your RubyGem

17 INT.MP4

01:36

18 SEM.MP4

08:53

19 DEP.MP4

09:00

20 USI.MP4

08:48

21 SUM.MP4

02:26

05 Sharing and Publishing Your RubyGem

22 INT.MP4

01:26

23 INT.MP4

10:13

24 PUB.MP4

06:20

25 UPD.MP4

07:06

26 SUM.MP4

02:04

Description

This course will teach you how to package your Ruby code as RubyGems for sharing with other Ruby applications, allowing you to maintain and manage it centrally.

What You'll Learn?

How do you share your Ruby code across multiple Ruby applications while maintaining and managing the code in one central place? In this course, Packaging Ruby Code with RubyGems, you’ll learn how to share your Ruby Code using RubyGems. First, you’ll explore what RubyGems are. Next, you’ll discover how to package your own code into a RubyGem. Finally, you’ll learn how to publish your RubyGem for internal or external consumption. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of RubyGems needed to share your Ruby code consistently and reliably across your applications.

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Software development consultant, specialising in software architecture, Agile development methodologies and using the cloud as your software development platform alongside your on-premise infrastructure.

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