beyondscheme.com
Beyond Scheme - Engineering Blog
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Make virtus dry to speed up API. Feb 13, 2017. Is a popular Ruby gem described as attributes on steroids for plain old Ruby objects. I saw it being used in many API based applications so when I was building API for my app I chose the virtus too. Over a year ago the virtus gem was abandoned by its creator. A collection of next-generation Ruby libraries become alternative for virtus. One of the virtus problems was performance. And this article will be about it. Monads in recurring payment handling. And I’d...
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About — Icelab, an Australian design and development studio
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Skip to the main navigation. Skip to the content. We’re an experienced team of designers and developers. We like solving hard problems to make the world smart, kinder and more beautiful. We’re 15 humans, distributed across 4 cities. Michael’s current interests include datavisualisation, mapping, and thinking about mountains. Follow Michael Honey on Twitter. Visit Michael Honey's website. Follow Tim Riley on Twitter. Visit Tim Riley's website. Director, Designer, Developer. Max is a highly accomplished de...
rubypigeon.com
Avoid Mutation – Functional Style In Ruby
http://www.rubypigeon.com/posts/avoid-mutation-functional-style-in-ruby
Jul 3, 2016. Avoid Mutation Functional Style In Ruby. This article is about incorporating functional programming concepts into Ruby code, in a pragmatic way something I call functional style. And when I say pragmatic, what I mean is that the code should still mostly look and feel like idiomatic Ruby. Ruby is not Haskell, and nor should it be. The idea is to work. So let’s look at avoiding mutation: the benefits, how to do it, the drawbacks, and where it might not be appropriate. Pretend that everything i...
openmonkey.com
2016 in review — Tim Riley
http://openmonkey.com/blog/2017/1/9/2016-in-review
Of year in review posts, but fell off the bandwagon lately. It's time to change that. Before I dive into 2016, here's a recap of the intervening years:. Around the world tickets in hand, Misch and I worked, volunteered, and played Japan, Vietnam, Hong Kong, the USA, Finland, Germany, the UK, Spain, and Italy. An amazing time! Attended my first (and only) WWDC and had a blast. Started working on Decaf Sucks 2.0 (you'll hear more about that. That was some time. Now onto 2016. At home with the (expanded!
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Q&A With Piotr Solnica
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Nov 22, 2016. Q&A With Piotr Solnica. I recently had the pleasure of chatting with Piotr Solnica. About Ruby, Rails, dry-rb, functional programming, and the Ruby community. Piotr is a seasoned Ruby developer, with around a decade of Rails experience. He is the creator of Ruby Object Mapper. ROM) and one of the founders of dry-rb. Without further ado, I’m proud to present: Q&A with Piotr Solnica. Let’s start with an overview of dry-rb. What is the general idea behind dry-rb? Why does it exist? With things...
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