Ruby Midwest 2011 Confident Code by Avdi Grimm
Are your methods timid? Do they constantly second-guess themselves, checking for nil values, errors, and unexpected input? Even the cleanest Ruby codebases can become littered over time with nil checks, error handling, and other interruptions which steal attention away from the essential purpose of the code. This talk will discuss strategies for writing your Ruby classes and methods in a confident
YBlog - Haskell Progressive Example
tl;dr: A progressive Haskell example. A Mandelbrot set extended in 3D, rendered using OpenGL and coded with Haskell. In the end the code will be very clean. The significant stuff will be in a pure functional bubble. The display details will be put in an external module playing the role of a wrapper. Imperative language could also benefit from this functional organization. Introduction In my preced
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