The State of Art of Quick Starter / Project Scaffolding in Ruby (Gems, Sinatra, Jekyll & Friends)

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Hello,

   For next week's Linz.rb meetup I put together / prepare a talk on
quick starters a.k.a. project scaffolders / generators in the ruby
world.

  I'm curious what's your opinion on the "state of art of quick
starter" in ruby e.g.

   What do you use to get started with creating a new gem?

   What do you use to get started with creating a new sinatra app?

   What do you use to get stated with creating a new static jekyll
website theme?

   Or what do you use to get stared with <x>?

   Any answers and insight appreciated.

   Cheers.

PS: Disclaimer: I'm the author of quik/qk - the missing project
scaffolder for ruby :wink: [1] - I guess so far I'm the only quik/qk
user. No worries.
[1] https://github.com/quikstart

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Hello Gerald, like almost everyone else I am using Bundler to scaffold and
publish a gem.
Recently I had a look at technicalpickles/jeweler
<https://github.com/technicalpickles/jeweler>, and it looks interesting, so
I'll see when I have time to play with it.

That's about it from my part.

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For Rails project with Heroku: GitHub - thoughtbot/suspenders: A Rails template with our standard defaults, ready to deploy to Heroku.

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On Mon, Jun 26, 2017 at 8:06 PM, Gerald Bauer <gerald.bauer@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

   For next week's Linz.rb meetup I put together / prepare a talk on
quick starters a.k.a. project scaffolders / generators in the ruby
world.

  I'm curious what's your opinion on the "state of art of quick
starter" in ruby e.g.

   What do you use to get started with creating a new gem?

   What do you use to get started with creating a new sinatra app?

   What do you use to get stated with creating a new static jekyll
website theme?

   Or what do you use to get stared with <x>?

   Any answers and insight appreciated.

   Cheers.

PS: Disclaimer: I'm the author of quik/qk - the missing project
scaffolder for ruby :wink: [1] - I guess so far I'm the only quik/qk
user. No worries.
[1] Qk/Quik Start · GitHub

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