Michael Camilleri @pyrmont@ruby.social
I would quite like to be a duck sometimes here, too.
Boss: “Good job on the Lansky report!”
Me: “Thank you, I do my best”
Boss: “You'll go far here...you’re very...TALONTED”
Me: “...hahaHAHAHAHAHA...THIS guy!”
I wrote about using an action in 1Writer to send the current file to a Git repo via Working Copy on iOS: http://articles.inqk.net/2018/10/04/how-to-1writer-to-repo.html. Useful if you blog with Jekyll!
I want to love Sorbet but that syntax.
I should probably tell you the most important thing I ever learned on the internet.
Thank you to @esparta, @wildebeest3e and @baweaver for taking the time to answer my question about the benefits of pattern matching :) I'm still going through all the links but have a much better grasp of it already!
Does anyone have any recommendations for better understanding pattern matching? I don't understand why it's valuable but see smart people talking about it.
Hi everyone :) I'm a lawyer by day who hacks on projects (primarily in Ruby) in my spare time. I'm currently working on a plugin for Jekyll that generates photo galleries. I'm developing it in the open (https://github.com/pyrmont/jekyll-tenji/tree/dev-1.0) and am looking forward to getting it to an alpha stage soon! #introductions
When I've got code that outputs what I want, I'm often tempted to skip writing tests. Invariably, after forcing myself to write some, I'll discover an edge case that doesn't perform as expected and be reminded anew that this is why I'm writing them.
I would quite like to be a duck sometimes here, too.
