Interviews

There is a gem called `rails_chats` that I've coauthored, it allows you to build custom charts and it's using echarts under the hood. Chart library itself accepts JS object to build a chart, but there is no way to pass JS function into a Ruby hash, so I've built a custom json decoder that is turning this JS string into a function. You should definitely check it out if you are a Ruby developer.

I personally was surprised by the community. Everyone is helping everyone.

I like to follow the development of the main tools I use in my daily basis. I've also subscribed to a couple of weekly newsletters (ok! probably some more) related to the open-source ecosystem.