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<ox1eef>
adam12: i fell back to nanoc, it is truly a great piece of software.
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<adam12>
ox1eef: Cool. I enjoyed it when I ran it, but that was MANY moons ago. At least 10 years.
<adam12>
ox1eef: What were you running before falling back?
<ox1eef>
I was considering the jekyll fork, bridgetown - but i already had a hyrbid of nanoc and rake tasks that i would have had to rewrite, so it was mostly that which kept me on the nanoc path. This morning I read the nanoc docs, and replaced all of the rake tasks. It is now 100% nanoc. I think it has great potential, not everything is 100% perfect but it is pretty close.
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<ox1eef>
The one sore point I found is that for things like scss partials, which are not built directly by nanoc but through another file which includes them, incremental compile doesn't really work - changes in a partial don't trigger a rebuild of the file including them, I figure there must be a way around it. I'm hoping to write a webpack filter. I always thought nanoc was better than Jekyll, which started
<ox1eef>
solely on the idea of a blog if i remember right, where the nanoc concept is more for a site generally.
<John_Ivan>
is there a default incorporated standard api in ruby for playing an audio file such as mp3?
<John_Ivan>
without having to rely on a gem?
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<Ziyan_>
John_Ivan I don't think so. Some time back I wanted to play an MP3 file and I ended up using a command-line app executed through `fork`. I don't think any language will support mp3 playing out of the box.
<John_Ivan>
Ziyan_, no worries. it's why I asked, to be sure. thank you. will get a gem then.
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<Ziyan_>
Community, a simple vote. For scheduled tasks using Sidekiq would you use 1. sidekiq-scheduler or 2. sidekiq-cron gem?
<Ziyan_>
I am coming from resque-scheduler and used `sidekiq-scheduler` how ever, `sidekiq-cron` has more stars...
<weaksauce>
it only has a few more stars though
<weaksauce>
they look to be about even in terms of how much they are updated, number of issues, number of stars, documentation, forks et. al.
<weaksauce>
scheduler looks like it has slightly more tests
<Ziyan_>
weaksauce yah, they seem to be very close to one another... I haven't seen 2 gems so close...
<weaksauce>
i guess go for one if you like yaml and the other if you like json?