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  1. Traffic Light Simulation with Ruby Sep 26, 2015

    Today, I want to share an interesting project I found on GitHub: traffic_light. It’s a simulation of a traffic light controller, implemented in Ruby.

    The project uses Ruby’s Fibers for concurrency and the Curses library for a terminal-based graphical interface. It’s a great example of how to use these technologies to create a simple simulation.

    The core of the simulation is a state machine that defines the different states of the traffic lights (red, green, yellow). The state transitions are managed by the Fibers, which are lightweight concurrency primitives in Ruby.