Nov
21
Seems like Rubyists love using objects as long as they’re well hidden behind a DSL #rubyconf
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Laundry day, see you there, underthings tumbling.
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Remembering @jimweirich ‘s talk on SOLD from yesterday. Every Ruby programmer should listen to it every day. Especially @dhh :-) #rubyconf
definition of duck typing = require no more and promise no less than the original contract - Jim W #rubyconf
RT @clam_tea: Kane brings a lot of positive energy to her talk. A lot of of energy. Wow. #rubyconf
RT @jugyo: This is my presentation of RubyConf Lightning Talks => “g” is very useful http://bit.ly/q8dZg
RT @dnscollective: Japanese people are tweeting in their native language about how my package looked in a tight skirt at #rubyconf -epic win
“You should be embarrassed when you release your Minimum Viable Product.” - Nathaniel Talbott
“Apparently Apple’s attitude is that developers should be more careful when they submit a new version to the App Store. They would say that. But powerful as they are, they’re not powerful enough to turn back the evolution of technology. Programmers don’t use launch-fast-and-iterate out of laziness. They use it because it yields the best results. By obstructing that process, Apple is making them do bad work, and programmers hate that as much as Apple would. How would Apple like it if when they discovered a serious bug in OS X, instead of releasing a software update immediately, they had to submit their code to an intermediary who sat on it for a month and then rejected it because it contained an icon they didn’t like? By breaking software development, Apple gets the opposite of what they intended: the version of an app currently available in the App Store tends to be an old and buggy one.”
Apple’s Mistake
Marvelling at Poken’s slick signup user experience (and also their integrated dashboard “hub”)
RT @jwulff: Matz just called out Rails for abusing metaprogramming. Oh snap! #rubyconf
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