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Much of what is good for AI, is good for humans as well.
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Let's see what we can learn by building a little web component
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Thanks to remark, it's easy to customize how Markdown is processed
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Some mistakes can be quite liberating
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Building a feed reader into Firefox.
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Exploring how Rails, Rails-UJS, and Rack work together to enable HTTP DELETEs.
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No is a gift if presented thoughtfully.
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Track down some common ways tests fail due to unexpected interaction.
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Start testing a little more with verification tests.
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Isolate indeterminate test behavior.
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Simplify your relations with HasDefaultAssociations.
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Let's read Minitest's source!
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How does Time Travel work in Rails?
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Apply duck typing to serialization.
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Let's read the Rails source to see how TimeWithZone works.
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Let's play with meta programming!
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How to spot and stop 'Estimation Bargaining' — because nobody wins when deadlines are just wishful thinking!
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Introspect, call, bind, and wrap them with a bit of magic.
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Make a factory to make your code for you.
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Write code to write code to write…
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Read how MessageVerifier works, because learning is good for you.
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It's only magic if you don't read the code.
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Read some Rails code and learn about Ruby in the process.
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Read the rails source, learn a design pattern.
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Read up on error handling so the errors don't handle you.
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Who validates the validators?
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Read some source code, discern the subtle value of Concern.
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Read the source and understand more about migrations, it's even more worth it.
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Read the source and understand migrations, it's worth it.
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Magic attributes cease to be magical under a close reading of the source.
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It's only magic if you don't read the source.
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Learn how Rails uses metaprogramming so your app doesn't crash
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A tiny adapter to help you write better code.
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Implement and manipulate materialized path hierarchies in ActiveRecord with Postgres.
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Aggregate hierarchical data in PostgreSQL using materialized paths.
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Model hierarchical data in Postgres using materialized paths with arrays.
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When files change something should happen.
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Use Postgres arrays to implement tagging in a Rails application.
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I got to present at RailsConf!
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The best knockout knock off I've ever written.
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Splat!
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Explore Ruby’s Delegator and the Proxy pattern.
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Objects, loosely held.
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Read some source code, until you timeout.
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Learn how the Pathname library works and how to use it.
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Make use of the tools you already have!
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Use and abuse Ruby's hashes for fun and concision.
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Learn how to perform a topological sort by reading the source.
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If you're going to use a mock, learn how it works.
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Read other people's regular expressions for great fun.