Your First Ruby Gem

[@cherryramatis2508]

kylo ren teaching ruby is absolutely amazing

[@sushispicelatte]

Thanks! It's great that you did not take any shortcuts and built it from scratch! Helps us learn and understand better.

[@urbnctrl]

Thanks for this video man! Appreciate it. And.. I do have to say, I loved you in The Last Jedi!

[@GorailsTV]

May the Ruby be with you.

[@diegolinharesrb]

Nice!
Could you do one explaining how to use zeitwerk and also adding types (sorbert + tapioca)?

[@benkiarie149]

It is also worth mentioning if you intend to publish this gem to Ruby Gems you should change the name of your gem. If you try to create a gem called parity_prop, you cannot push it to Ruby Gems because there is one that already exists in the Ruby Gems repository.

[@collinjilbert]

Yep! I meant to go back and add that in the notes before publishing the video but I forgot. I've updated the subscription to point this out. Thanks!

[@RyanSandridge]

Nice documentation pop-up in your irb session. I'm presuming that functionality is a gem itself. What is it, or how can I get the same functionality?

[@RyanSandridge]

Oh interesting, double tab (just found that). Mine looks different, but I can't believe I didn't know about this sooner.

[@MailsonMonteiro77]

Thanks for the video!

[@kevin9458]

Nice video, thanks.

[@DanielArndt]

Thank you!

[@ivanmarynych5153]

Cool! I like it))

[@FromHereToThere123]

thanks!

[@ashishrao3069]

Brilliant

[@kieranklaassen]

Nice! I personally always use `bundle gem GEMNAME` to create the barebones Gem structure. Many options can be passed:

[@preystation6870]

and documentation? RDocs... nothing?