Ruby code example for WhoAPI

For a long time we were missing “code example” for a popular programming language Ruby! Luck wanted me to be a guest speaker on a pannel discussion during Web Industrija (last Thursday). Although the pannel discussion was really interesting (From ideas to investments), and guests congratulated me, we have a much more interesting announcement

During the Web Industrija I met Alexander Rusa from Emerion. Alexander loves Ruby, and it was very kind of him to provide us with an example for such a fantastic language! When he is not writing cool Ruby code for hot startups, he is working at Emerion, one of the hosting companies in Austria.

Same as examples above. We’re going to check if the domain name “whoapi.com” is available. If error occurs it will be translated automatically, if not you should see “1″ (domain taken) as a resulting string.

Domain availability API - Ruby

Author: Goran Duskic

Goran Duskic co-founded a game development team Generation Stars when he was a teenager, and he co-founded hosting and web develpoment company GEM Studio (which was sold in 2011). He co-founded tech startup WhoAPI and has 10+ experience in business development, online marketing strategy and PR.

Tags: alexander rusa, code, domain availability api, emerion, example, ruby, whoapi