[README] Add link to optify as an example #137
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Thanks so much for this awesome project! It was really helpful for me to leverage a library in Rust and then create a Ruby gem for it. I pieced together many things from examples and digging deep into the source code for magnus, halton, rbsys, and other stuff to figure out how to:
It was tricky to get all of the details just right (for example, as a Ruby novice, I wasn't even sure if I needed to or how to publish the gem for different operating systems), and to be honest, maybe I could still use some tweaks to my gemspec or Rakefile. I think my repo, optify, is very complete example of how to use magnus. Would you like to reference it?