Pure Ruby GUI
summary
Built a Ruby analytics gem to crunch Google App Engine event hashes, a second gem to pull data from App Engine and a Limelight front end packaged as a double‑clickable JRuby bundle. Prototype CLI generates PDFs; the Limelight GUI loads cached or live data, renders multiple graphs (including a six‑month viewers accumulation), switches charts faster than the CLI, and is unit‑tested. Source is on GitHub and the desktop bundle runs standalone without a Rails stack.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:46Where is Uncle Bob
- 1:58Storytime
- 5:11Data
- 6:25Rails
- 7:37Architecture
- 10:33Analytics
- 16:25Limelight
- 24:52Graph
- 25:44Conclusion
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