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Awesome! Thanks for the detailed answer :)

Sounds promising! I'll have a closer look and likely give it a shot soon-ish.

Hey! Saw it last week...I have a few questions for you :)

- How does it compare to GlitchTip, for instance? - Is it "feature complete" / production-ready? - Are you using it some prod projects yet?

It seems to be mostly a one-band, so curious about your current production usage, and dedication to it :)

Dates are must. They don't need to be big and bold, just to be there, somewhere. When I read a blog post, I need that information for context. It is especially true for technical blog posts. Was it written before version X? What was the context this was written in? Date helps.

I am not using ecrire, but I see a bunch of reasons to use that over Ghost, but it depends on each user's use cases. For me, first, Ghost is in Node. I prefer my stuff to be in Ruby, especially if I want to change stuff and/or contribute. That said, if it does not fit your needs...

Side note: I was deceived by Ghost. I was expecting their dashboard to be there on version one, but after a whole bunch of commits and a few months, with money, it is still not there. Anyways, no big deal! :)

Fair enough. Just thought I might have missed something new and big! :)

Is passenger the most popular? Is there any reliable statistics available somewhere?

Just keep in mind your code (and gem's code) needs to be thread safe.

Out of curiosity, why today?

I mean, this is not new at all, there is no major version that was released AFAIK...

This is great to share that though, just curious why it's on HN today? :)

Edit: typo fix.

Awesome one! :)

The library was already existing, changing name and namespace for a mascot would probably not make sense ;)

I have been using octokit for a while now and it is by far the best wrapper around for Ruby. Just make sense to have it official now that Wynn Netherland is working @ GitHub.

Hahaha, awesome! Made me laugh out loud, alone, in my home office! :)

This is not french ;)