Recently I was browsing through the NEWS file in the Ruby Subversion repository. Two methods added since the 1.9.1 release to the Enumerable module caught my attention. These two are Enumerable#chunk and Enumerable#slice_before.
The docs for these are not available at http://ruby-doc.org/ so you’d need to go straight to the source code (by using the links [...]
Tagged mysql, rails, rubyAfter I realized that I want to switch from default inspect output in IRB to YAML output, I googled and found this Secrets of the Rails Console Ninjas from Amy Hoy which suggested to use y method, then Geoffrey Grosenbach suggests class Object; def inspect; y self; end; end, but that would break for explicitly [...]
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“If we haven’t already heard your name, there’s a really good chance your application is simply going to be ignored.”
– James Golick, How to Get A Job at a Top Ruby Shop
Thats how you get your 44 comments and contribute to the phenomenon brilliantly described by Zed
“The reality of the internet is that there really [...]