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Cristhiam Teran

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If you're unable to create a majestic monolith with basic programming tools like encapsulation and namespaces, you don't have what it takes to improve upon the situation with a distributed swarm of microservices. Your spaghetti code will just be on five different plates.


Obsessed with @SuperpoweredApp! It's a total game-changer. Sleek interface, powerful features, and boosts productivity. A must-try app!


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Working on a new product at @37signals. Even more high fidelity in the UI than @heyhey, and so far we’ve gotten almost everything “for free” using Hotwire. A level of front-end productivity that almost feels like cheating. hotwired.dev


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Ruby is the Top 4th Highest Paid Programming Language in 2022, with an AVG salary of ~$124k per year. devjobsscanner.com/blog/top-10-hi… by @logan__dev


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Host your own logs with Ruby-on-Rails thanks to the logster gem. Fantastic open-source gem from @discourse. Image from their repo. raw.githubusercontent.com/discourse/logs…


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"Life begins at the end of your comfort zone." ― Neale Donald Walsch


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I got RailsInspire deployed last night: railsinspire.com I added a few of my own samples just now, more to come!


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Be careful with legacy code :)


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Simplemente brutal.


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In Ruby, some operators may be defined as methods :

ShinoKouda's tweet image. In Ruby, some operators may be defined as methods :

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Ruby : if you already have a tiny function that does the job, just turn it into a block using &method(:fn), like this :

ShinoKouda's tweet image. Ruby : if you already have a tiny function that does the job, just turn it into a block using &method(:fn), like this :

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You can undo what you did with "bin/rails generate ..." just by doing "bin/rails destroy ..." In the example, the "bin/" prefix means "use the rails executable of your current Rails app

ShinoKouda's tweet image. You can undo what you did with "bin/rails generate ..." just by doing "bin/rails destroy ..."
In the example, the "bin/" prefix means "use the rails executable of your current Rails app

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5 websites all coders MUST use! A thread 🧵


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Ruby 3 has added endless method definition. I like this sentence, it sounds poetic. Pragmatically, it's just the "end" keyword that disappears. It reminds the way JS has shorten function declation : () => {}

ShinoKouda's tweet image. Ruby 3 has added endless method definition. 
I like this sentence, it sounds poetic.
Pragmatically, it's just the "end" keyword that disappears.
It reminds the way JS has shorten function declation : () => {}

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Two ways to iterate in Ruby : the loop, and the Enumerable module.

ShinoKouda's tweet image. Two ways to iterate in Ruby : the loop, and the Enumerable module.

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From Rails 7, you can extract the maximum and the minimum element of a collection. It's weird that it didn't exist before, though

ShinoKouda's tweet image. From Rails 7, you can extract the maximum and the minimum element of a collection.
It's weird that it didn't exist before, though

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Not so many Ruby devs use pattern matching. I admit, when I first saw the feature(v2.7), the case syntax was clunky. But that isn't the "case" anymore! In my next tweets I'll show you many cool & clean examples. So we become less jealous of Elixir / JS devs 😂 Destructuring 👇

th1agofm's tweet image. Not so many Ruby devs use pattern matching. I admit, when I first saw the feature(v2.7), the case syntax was clunky.

But that isn't the "case" anymore!

In my next tweets I'll show you many cool & clean examples. So we become less jealous of Elixir / JS devs 😂

Destructuring 👇

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Prince of Persia en tu navegador (hecho con Phaser, Javascript) ► princejs.com #javascript #phaser #princeofpersia

Manz's tweet image. Prince of Persia en tu navegador
(hecho con Phaser, Javascript)
► princejs.com

#javascript #phaser #princeofpersia

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#HTML5 #webdev #resources #free Os dejo por aquí "HTML Reference", una guía gratuita con todos los elementos y atributos de HTML5 👇 htmlreference.io


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