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Building Ruby services on and off Rails (actual code)

by skwp —

At reverb.com we’ve been building Ruby Services and have decided on a specific stack involving Grape, Roar, JSON+HAL, and ActiveRecord. We’ve put together a service skeleton that includes all of these things bundled together, so you can get started building your service right away. There’s even a deployment script thrown in so you can get it up on your server in about 5 seconds.

Read the blog post which includes slides discussing two service deployment models, or jump straight to the code. Build services today!

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