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  1. resume resume Public

    Ruby

  2. todoer todoer Public

    A simple to-do list app

    Ruby

  3. game_hub game_hub Public

    Lists games using RAWG API

    TypeScript

  4. ruby_interview_exercises ruby_interview_exercises Public

    Not everything here is an interview exercise, some I did just for myself for the learning purpose but I added them here because most of the interviewers ask questions related to these topics.

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  5. Remove commit(s) from git repository... Remove commit(s) from git repository using rebase while keeping the original commit dates
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    # Example Usage of git-rebase with git-filter-branch and git-filter-repo
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    You can rewrite commits using either [git-filter-branch](https://git-scm.com/docs/git-filter-branch) or [git-filter-repo](https://github.com/newren/git-filter-repo) but the latter one is recommended. See [why](https://github.com/newren/git-filter-repo#why-filter-repo-instead-of-other-alternatives).
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    ## 1. Check Logs
  6. Setup rbenv on Ubuntu 24.04 and use ... Setup rbenv on Ubuntu 24.04 and use .ruby-version file to install the version your project requires
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    # How to setup `rbenv` on Ubuntu 24.04
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    This guide will not install a specific Ruby version you want, although, it will setup `rbenv` so you can manage multiple Ruby versions.
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    It assumes that the project that requires a specific Ruby version has a file `.ruby-version` in the root of the project. So, simply running `rbenv install` from project root directory will use the version specified in that file and install it.