Omniref
Omniref is Closed As of January 2017, we've shut down Omniref.com. Thank you for your support over the years. I've preserved the most popular blog posts that I wrote for the site: Ruby Garbage Collection: Still Not Ready for Production What's the most popular Ruby library? Writing Extensions for Firefox is Barely Worth the Trouble Programmers are hipster librarians Making Ruby Faster Matz at RubyC
Adding search and autocomplete to a Rails app with Elasticsearch - Blog - Shelly Cloud
This post will show a fast and easy way to add search to your Rails application. We will use Elasticsearch, an open source search engine, and Searchkick, an easy-to-use gem that integrates Elasticsearch with Rails. Installing Elasticsearch To get started, you need to install Elasticsearch. Mac users can use Homebrew for that - simply run brew install elasticsearch and follow the instructions. Alte
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