The process behind creating a ruby gem

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  1. octicons

    A scalable set of icons handcrafted with <3 by GitHub

    The first thing that I did was to look for other ruby gems that did something like this. I came across octicons by GitHub and liked how they implemented the gem.

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  3. rails-heroicon

    Ruby on Rails views helpers for the awesome heroicons by Steve Schoger.

    This is the gem (rails_heroicon) that I implemented following this process. Be sure to stargaze it and use it in your next project if you feel the need to use SVG icons.

  4. rails_feather

    Ruby on Rails views helper method for rendering beautiful feather icons.

    I was so satisfied with this process that I created another gem for feathericons. The gem is called rails_feather.

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