Thoroughly enjoyed @timriley.info's talk at XO Ruby. Thank you for making this available to us @jremsikjr.bsky.social. That was fun!
October 19, 2025 at 12:08 AM
Thoroughly enjoyed @timriley.info's talk at XO Ruby. Thank you for making this available to us @jremsikjr.bsky.social. That was fun!
When I made MDPhlex I didn’t realize Rails 8.1 was adding native `to_markdown` convention.
Make organized Markdown (like /llms.txt) generation easy with MDPhlex and Phlex components.
github.com/martinemde/m...
Make organized Markdown (like /llms.txt) generation easy with MDPhlex and Phlex components.
github.com/martinemde/m...
September 12, 2025 at 7:11 AM
When I made MDPhlex I didn’t realize Rails 8.1 was adding native `to_markdown` convention.
Make organized Markdown (like /llms.txt) generation easy with MDPhlex and Phlex components.
github.com/martinemde/m...
Make organized Markdown (like /llms.txt) generation easy with MDPhlex and Phlex components.
github.com/martinemde/m...
Here's a silly subtraction service. The goal is to implement _just_ the protocol and then get out of the way. Credit to @ioquatix.bsky.social's `protocol-websocket` for inspiring the implementation. My goal was to follow this established protocol pattern and be a good citizen of protocol gems.
![require 'protocol/jsonrpc'
require 'socket'
client_socket, server_socket = UNIXSocket.pair
# Create connections for both client and server
client = Protocol::Jsonrpc::Connection.new(Protocol::Jsonrpc::Framer.new(client_socket))
server = Protocol::Jsonrpc::Connection.new(Protocol::Jsonrpc::Framer.new(server_socket))
# Client sends a request
subtract = Protocol::Jsonrpc::Request.new(method: "subtract", params: [42, 23])
client.write(subtract)
# Server reads the request
message = server.read
response = message.reply do |message|
puts "Server received request: #{message.method} with params: #{message.params}"
if message.method == "subtract"
message.params.first - message.params.last
end
end
# Server sends the response
server.write(response)
# Client reads the response
response = client.read
puts "Client received response: #{response.result}"](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:7bzd6gadcdwlfprdloqywgyu/bafkreiedb3wnvwmybzg7qrvfoipbpugtqiq7zltvi2u23yisoglwm4wpj4@jpeg)
June 2, 2025 at 12:44 AM
Here's a silly subtraction service. The goal is to implement _just_ the protocol and then get out of the way. Credit to @ioquatix.bsky.social's `protocol-websocket` for inspiring the implementation. My goal was to follow this established protocol pattern and be a good citizen of protocol gems.