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My RubyGem Release Workflow

My RubyGem Release Workflow

When going through and doing a release for ruby_odata, I had a workflow problem that resulted in extra, unneeded, work. I originally posed the question going on three years ago now (wow). You’d think I would remember the solution, but I find that I keep looking for my

Major Ruby OData Update v0.1.0

It’s here! I’m happy to announce a major release of ruby_odata, v0.1.0. There are many enhancements found in this release so let’s dig in and see what’s new. There is one thing that we need to get out of the way first, a

Ruby OData Update v0.0.10

I’m happy to announce that today, ruby_odata has continued to move forward by adding additional features and fixing bugs. I skipped an update for v0.0.9, so let’s revisit what was added/fixed back then. The major change was support for self-signed SSL certificates. That addition

Ruby OData Update v0.0.8

It has been WAY too long since an update of ruby_odata was released. I’m happy to announce that version 0.0.8 was released today. The biggest change, thanks to J.D. Mullin, is support for Basic HTTP Authentication. It’s an awesome enhancement and very easy to

Data Access and Silverlight 4

You’ve decided to create a new business application (meaning some n-tier application) using Silverlight as the frontend. Is Silverlight the best choice? That’s a debate for another post… Anyway, now it comes to deciding on a data access strategy, which one do you choose? Well this is one

Ruby OData Update v0.0.7

I just wanted to give an update on the ruby_odata progress. If you don’t know about ruby_odata or want a refresher, I blogged about it a few weeks ago. Anyway, I just released a new version of the gem, v0.0.7. With this new version, you

Introducing a Ruby OData Client Library

Ever since the ADO.NET team started development on Astoria (pre-release), I have loved the concept. Since its release (it was called ADO.NET Data Services and is now WCF Data Services), I’ve used it a ton (you may remember the example from this post). Back at MIX10, Microsoft