Rbenv — How it works
Today I installed a new gem. When I tried to run the command provided by the gem, I got an error zsh: command not found: wheneverize. I realized I forgot to run rbenv rehash. So I ran it and this is what I got rbenv: cannot rehash: /Users/shot/.rbenv/shims/.rbenv-shim exists. I searched about it and found a Github issues link that had a good discussion on why this happens. The file .rbenv-shim get
Using ES2015 with Asset Pipeline on Ruby on Rails
JavaScript is all new. Until recently, we had no new features. The last significant update was back in 2009, with ES5‘s release. And you couldn’t use all features due to browser incompatibility. To increase the compatibility level, we had to use things like es5-shim, which conditionally checked if a feature was available, adding a polyfill if the browser didn’t implement it. And then the first pre
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GitHub - paulmillr/es6-shim: ECMAScript 6 compatibility shims for legacy JS engines
GitHub - systemjs/systemjs: Dynamic ES module loader
