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Reachability for Ruby Now in Beta
Reachability analysis for Ruby is now in beta, helping teams identify which vulnerabilities are truly exploitable in their applications.
Spread the word with an email invite. Import contacts from Yahoo, Hotmail, MSN, Gmail, AOL, Outlook and Mac Address Book.
Websites looking to grow their customer base usually turn to traditional, paid methods of advertising like search engine keywords, media buys, and generic email lists. Though these methods can be effective at times, they are no match for the testimonial power your very own customers can bring. By encouraging your customers to promote your site to their family and friends, you have an inexpensive advertising channel to acquire customers. If one customer refers their friends, and their friends refer their friends, and so on, and so on, you now have a viral site!
CloudSponge.com is THE tool you need to go viral! Here's how it works:
contacts = nil
importer = Cloudsponge::ContactImporter.new(DOMAIN_KEY, DOMAIN_PASSWORD)
resp = importer.begin_import('YAHOO')
puts "Navigate to #{resp[:consent_url]} and complete the authentication process."
loop do
events = importer.get_events
break unless events.select{ |e| e.is_error? }.empty?
unless events.select{ |e| e.is_complete? }.empty?
contacts = importer.get_contacts
break
end
# be nice and take a short break
sleep 1
end
JSON decoding package, currently supported are ActiveSupport::JSON and the JSON gem. Neither of these are required, but if you don't have either on your system, a runtime error will be generated.
gem install cloudsponge
OR using bunder, add
# cloudsponge integration library
gem 'cloudsponge', github: 'cloudsponge/cloudsponge-lib-ruby'
to your Gemfile
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We found that cloudsponge demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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