eloquentruby.com
Eloquent Ruby | Companion site to Russ Olsen's book
http://eloquentruby.com/blog/2011/03/07/good-code-and-good-jokes
Good Code And Good Jokes. Posted on Mar 7th, 2011. On page 8 of the book, after warning against commenting too zealously, I said:. Remember, good code is like a good joke: It needs no explanation. Comments powered by Disqus. Drop Me a Line. Unit Testing for the Disinclined. Good Code And Good Jokes. Are You a Rule Breaker?
eloquentruby.com
Eloquent Ruby | Companion site to Russ Olsen's book
http://eloquentruby.com/pages/about
I first discovered Ruby back in 2000 when I went looking for a simple programming language to teach to my son. The seven year old lost interest, but I never did and I’ve been building increasingly sophisticated systems in Ruby ever since. I also spend a fair bit of time speaking at conferences (for example here. One talk in particular, To the Moon! Seems to have struck a chord and I’ve done it for many audiences across the US and Europe. I’m the author of two books:. My first book, Design Patterns In Ruby.
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Eloquent Ruby | Companion site to Russ Olsen's book
http://eloquentruby.com/categories/oops
Unit Testing for the Disinclined. Published Apr 12th, 2011). Good Code And Good Jokes. Published Mar 7th, 2011). Drop Me a Line. Unit Testing for the Disinclined. Good Code And Good Jokes. Are You a Rule Breaker?
nowdev.com
Hello World and repost for my journal on Jan 4 2015
http://www.nowdev.com/2015/05/23/hello-world-and-repost-for-my-journal-on-jan-4-2015
Hello World and repost for my journal on Jan 4 2015. Hey there, I am happy to announce you that my blog bobzhen. Is using jekyll static page generator from today, May 23 2015. I will repost all my previous articles into this new look and feel blog. Thanks. The passing 3 days were a historical day for me. I am able to run at least 5 km with non-stop break. Precisely, it was 5.3 km. I have one new year resolution for year 2015. I start to write blog. This should be a good beginning for 2015. Mr Olsen has s...
krbtech.wordpress.com
Design by Contract, Ruby Style | Keith Bennett's Technical Blog
https://krbtech.wordpress.com/2011/06/15/dependency-inversion-ruby-style
Keith Bennett's Technical Blog. Design by Contract, Ruby Style. June 15, 2011. I recently encountered a situation in which I was writing data to a key/value data store. There was a code layer that insulated the business logic layer from the data store internals. I wanted to be able to unit test this business logic without needing access to the data store. I could mock the data access layer, but I wanted something more functional — something that would. Dependency inversion is defined in Wikipedia. If you...
culttt.com
Eloquent Ruby [Review] | Culttt
http://culttt.com/2015/07/29/eloquent-ruby-review
Posted by Philip Brown. On July 29th, 2015. One of the most commonly found books in many of the top Ruby books to read lists you will find on the internet is, Eloquent Ruby. This book is a thorough overview of the Ruby programming language, which will walk you through all of the major topics required for being a modern Ruby developer. Eloquent Ruby is written by Russ Olsen. A prominent author, speaker and developer within the Ruby community. What does the book cover? This also means that the book never r...
mayerdan.com
Making A Programming Presentation
http://www.mayerdan.com/programming/2015/03/25/making-a-programming-presentation
Making A Programming Presentation. I wrote this shortly after I gave my talk, but never cleaned up the draft. I cleaned it up a bit this morning and thought I should just publish it as is. The git log of my RubyNation talk. I wrote a post about Coverband code coverage. On the Livingsocial techblog. I gave a 5 min. lightning talk at MountainWest RubyConf. Slides: Coverband lightning talk. I got lots of great feedback. I submitted my proposal to a couple conferences I was interested in speaking at. I worke...
designpatternsinruby.com
DPiR | Companion site to Russ Olsen's book
http://designpatternsinruby.com/blog/2015/01/12/new-site
Posted on Jan 12th, 2015. After a number of false starts, I’ve finally finished updating the old Design Patterns in Ruby site. The new site features:. A more modern (and usable! Essentially all of the original content. A much easier updating workflow for me. That last bit probably doesn’t mean much to you, but I’m hoping what comes out of it is more frequent updates to the site. Comments powered by Disqus. Drop Me a Line.
