2023 In Review
Going to the gym got me writing more Rust, I went to México, bought a guitar, saw a Beatle live, worked on open-source, and lots of stats and food pictures.
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January 21, 2023 – year-in-review 2022 In Review
I left my country for the first time, bought a bunch of guitar gear, wrote Ruby and learned Italian. All of this, but with charts and pictures.
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January 29, 2022 – year-in-review 2021 In Review
From resurrecting this blog to contributing to Ruby itself, 2021 was a year of challenges and surprises.
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January 20, 2022 – TIL , javascript TIL: JavaScript's void Operator
Today I discovered the void operator in JavaScript. It evaluates an expression but always returns undefined.
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January 06, 2022 – TIL , rails TIL: Object#presence_in
A small Rails addition that helps creating allow/block lists.
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December 29, 2021 – quick-tip , refactoring A Mindset for Better Code
The key for better code is making it easy to delete.
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November 25, 2021 – productivity , quick-tip How To Get Pull Requests Merged Faster
No one likes huge Pull Requests. Reviewers have a hard time reading them, bugs sneak in, they took ages to get merged, conflicts pop everywhere… It’s a nightmare. There’s a better way to handle this.
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October 28, 2021 – jekyll , quick-tip , ruby , ssg Easy View Components In Jekyll
Jekyll is a famous static site generator. It has over 43k stars on GitHub, but in our current JAMstack world, it’s not the shiniest star anymore.
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September 30, 2021 – linters , rails , rubocop , ruby Custom Linters For Custom Needs
Parsers, grepping, ASCII art, and how that helps you automating boring stuff.
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August 31, 2021 – quick-tip , refactoring How Spaces Can Improve Your Code
Writing code is similar to writing an essay: it consists of many small parts that interact. One big giant blob of words is hard — and tedious — to read. To address this, we use paragraphs. The same technique can benefit our code. Here’s how.
