Brandon Weaver·Aug 16, 2019Moving to Dev.ToI’ve decided to migrate my new content to dev.to, and have been publishing there over the past few months.
Brandon Weaver·Apr 18, 2019Ruby 2.7 — Pattern Matching — Destructuring on PointNow that pattern matching has hit Ruby Nightly as an experimental feature, let’s take a look into some potential usecases for it starting…
Brandon Weaver·Apr 17, 2019Ruby 2.7 — Pattern Matching — First ImpressionsShall we grab a sneak peak at what Pattern Matching looks like in Ruby 2.7? The code’s merged, nightly build is on the way, and I’m a…A response icon8A response icon8
Brandon Weaver·Mar 18, 2019Ruby 2.7 — Numbered ParametersNumbered Parameters are here: `[1, 2, 3].map { @1 + 3 }`. Let’s dig in and see what all they do!A response icon9A response icon9
Brandon Weaver·Feb 18, 2019Exploring TracePoint in Ruby — Part Two — EventsExploring the event hooks we can monitor with TracePoint in RubyA response icon1A response icon1
Brandon Weaver·Feb 10, 2019Ruby 2.7 — Enumerable#tallyEnumerable#tally is a new function letting you count lists using a function, and a long-wanted Ruby feature.A response icon2A response icon2
Brandon Weaver·Feb 8, 2019Exploring TracePoint in Ruby — Part One — Example CodeTracePoint is an extremely powerful feature of Ruby, but it can be a bit difficult to use and wrap your head around. Let’s take a look at…
Brandon Weaver·Jan 4, 20192018 in ReviewTaking a look at what all happened in 2018, and all the adventures we’ve been on.A response icon1A response icon1
InFAUN.dev() 🐾byBrandon Weaver·Dec 28, 2018On On-Call, Operations, and HolidaysOperations can be challenging, especially around the holidays. Recently there’s been a lot of talk around on-call, so here’s my two cents
Brandon Weaver·Dec 27, 2018Sf — Abusing Operators and Method MissingNow if you thought Mf was bad, that’s just the tip of the proverbial iceberg. Sf is oh so much worse, and that’s what makes this article…
