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i'm working on some starter projects in web3 and was kind of assuming i'd be doing this in node/typescript. however i've found a nice gem for deploying and interacting with smart contracts in ruby and wondering if anyone has implemented web3 login with a ruby backend.
The Ruby gem you linked works with interfacing with Ethereum nodes via RPC API. The NodeJS package in the tutorial doesn't deal with RPC or other indirect blockchain connections, it implements some common hashing functions for key management. A better Ruby equivalent would be ruby-eth (which ethereum.rb actually uses as a dep to sign the transactions it pushes to a node).
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