Do any 
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So @kojix2 wrote about using assembler in @CrystalLanguage:
https://dev.to/kojix2/writing-inline-assembly-in-the-crystal-programming-language-d9a
DEV CommunityWriting Inline Assembly in the Crystal Programming LanguageIntroduction When you want to make your code run significantly faster, or just want to...
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@solnic and they're even using 
@CrystalLanguage 
Oh wow, according to @codetrendr (account should start mirroring soon) #LavinMQ was 
trending on #GitHub two weeks ago? 
For those who don't know: it's a #MessageQueue written in #CrystalLang supporting #AMQP 0-9-1 (like 
#RabbitMQ) and #MQTT (popular in 
#IoT).
Nice read! @mamantoha published a short and nice 
blog post about 
#semaphores in @CrystalLanguage at @thepracticaldev:
DEV CommunitySemaphores in CrystalTL;DR Need to limit how many tasks run at once in your Crystal app? You can implement...
I just noticed that NATS 2.11 was released last week. The feature I've been waiting for is per-message TTLs, so I just added support for them to my Crystal NATS client. 
https://github.com/jgaskins/nats/commit/177a76b0c5ed58522326cd08e33a7c3a1cd59a57
GitHubSupport per-message TTL in JetStream and KV · jgaskins/nats@177a76bNATS client in pure Crystal with JetStream support - Support per-message TTL in JetStream and KV · jgaskins/nats@177a76b
Cutting out regexes made Armature's path matching over 30x faster. 
Routing a request to an endpoint in 6µs is good, but doing it in under 190ns is a lot better!
https://github.com/jgaskins/armature/commit/c798003d18fddd704792598982c8c5ed396a31af
GitHubAllow static route matches with slashes · jgaskins/armature@c798003Example:
# matches `GET /foo/bar/baz/quux`
r.on "foo/bar/baz/quux" do
# ...
end
This commit also optimizes path matching to be about 33x faster. Not 33%
faster, but 33 ...
Very cool:
if you're using #vscode and you program in @ruby, @CrystalLanguage or 
@Python, then you might want to use @ninoseki's #vscode_extension Mogami, which shows the latest dependencies in #Gemfile, #shards and #requirements_txt.
Keep in mind that #crystalshard checks are only working on #github repos for now though!
https://github.com/ninoseki/vscode-mogami?tab=readme-ov-file#vscode-mogami
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@martenframework btw you should consider using hashtags on such announcements, like #crystallang #crystallanguage #webframework #webdevelopment #webdev #crystal.
And I think it would be great if the posts would also contain a summary of the changelog of that release.
No pressure but I think it might help regarding visibility.
Wow, Grzegorz's #CLI 
#calendar tool Plany looks amazing, it's written in @CrystalLanguage and it can be managed in #yaml:
Finally published a library I've wanted for a long time: a Crystal type for dealing with both calendar and monotonic durations in the same object.
GitHubGitHub - jgaskins/duration: Measure calendar and monotonic time durationsMeasure calendar and monotonic time durations. Contribute to jgaskins/duration development by creating an account on GitHub.
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@p8 maybe someone might feel like helping with that‽
/CC @CrystalLanguage
#crystallang #crystallanguage #kemalcr #kemal #luckyframework #SpiderGazelle #Amberframework #amber #marten
It seems that @sdogruyol did another performance and memory #benchmark where he compared @ruby's Sinatra (#Ruby 3.4.0) against @CrystalLanguage's @crystalkemal.
However, I don't think it's entirely fair though.
You can find the repository over here:
Serdar updated the #crystalkemal cookbook with more recipes (i.e. #Cookies, #Databases, #redis ).
If you're looking for a #sinatra like framework for @CrystalLanguage, then #kemalcr is the best way to go.
#CrystalLang #CrystalLanguage#kemal
In case you're looking for further #RubyLang folks to follow, you might want to have a look over here:
It seems a @CrystalLanguage list is missing for now though.
fedidevs.comAwesome Ruby accounts on MastodonAaron Patterson ✅, James Adam, Mike Perham :sidekiq:, Ruby Weekly, Coraline Ada Ehmke, and more.
The moment when you're searching around and you found something that finally makes it very easy just to do the thing that you like to do.
I think that every #Ruby, @rails and @CrystalLanguage developer felt this happiness at one point. 
https://www.reddit.com/r/crystal_programming/comments/1gxacgi/this_is_a_great_language
This is a nice watch: Shane Mason (Senior Manager at self-driving vehicle company Cruise) played around with @CrystalLanguage to create the Artificial Life Simulation (Game of Life) on #steamdeck:
Here are all of the Crystal projects participating in Hacktoberfest 2023.
https://github.com/topics/hacktoberfest?l=crystal
#crystallang #crystallanguage #hacktoberbest #hacktoberfest2023 #github
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