February 17 2020
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Custom exceptions via metaprogramming Suppose you want a large number of custom exceptions. And suppose you're not afraid of metaprogramming. Keep reading... |
February 17 2020
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Custom exceptions via metaprogramming Suppose you want a large number of custom exceptions. And suppose you're not afraid of metaprogramming. Keep reading... |
January 21 2020
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Ruby puns These are pretty bad. You've been warned. Keep reading... |
December 25 2019
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The Forgotten Mathematician We all know his name... but many of us only "sort of" know it. Keep reading... |
November 13 2019
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An 'in' operator for Ruby I have had two fairly small changes I wanted to make in Ruby. The first was realized years ago. Keep reading... |
July 31 2018
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OK, it's not really a lost art I was surprised to learn that an old blog entry was being discussed on reddit. Maybe I should update my comments a little. Keep reading... |
April 14 2016
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Working on the blogging software Everyone warned me not to go down this road. I didn't listen. Keep reading... |
November 23 2015
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RubyDay was a success On November 13, I attended Ruby Day in Turin, Italy. It was well worth the trip. Keep reading... |
November 10 2015
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Ruby Day in Turin, Italy I'm honored to be speaking on Friday at Ruby Day in Turin, Italy. See http://rubyday.it for the schedule. Keep reading... |
September 17 2015
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Computer science as a lost art An old friend of mine asked me this in email last night... Keep reading... |
August 25 2015
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Immutable data (ditching the wax tablet) A couple of weeks ago, I went to Phoenix training prior to the Lone Star Ruby Conference in Austin. I was talking with Bruce Tate, and he shared with me some thoughts about functional programming in general. Keep reading... |