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  1. Thinking about tests: assertions and matchers

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    Why some of us are still bothered about the way we write tests and what the “matcher” concept has to do with it.

  2. It is 2026; where were we?

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    Most of the time, I try to keep this blog/mailing list to thoroughly thought-through articles about software development: mostly, programming languages in general and Ruby in particular.

  3. Notes on code, text, and war. Week 2: If code is text, then what?

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    Last time, I’ve highlighted “treating code as text” idea as something that I want dedicate a few posts to.

  4. Notes on code, text, and war. Week 1: Believing in text

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    Writing texts is the most useful and fruitful metaphor for software development.

  5. Seven things I know after 25 years of development

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    This is a loose transcript of a keynote I gave at the EuRuKo conference in September 2024.

  6. The short outburst of activity during Ruby Changelog preparation—2025 edition

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    On making the Ruby Changes, and some consequences of this work Every year since 2013, on December 25, a new Ruby version is released.

  7. Elixir-like pipes in Ruby (oh no not again)

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    On a new approach to implement that long-envied feature.

  8. There is no such thing as a global method (in Ruby)

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    What Ruby’s top-level methods actually are, who they belong to and how they are namespaced.

  9. On programming and poetry (not Python’s tool)

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    Some thoughts on how programming’s unlikely relations to poetry, and some implications of those relations I don’t have much time recently to work on articles about programming (especially considering my typical article length); but I have some previously…

  10. “Gilded Rose” refactoring kata in Ruby — as if it is 2024

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    A “stories-first” approach to refactor a small yet complicated piece of business code Recently, I didn’t have time or resource for serious writing.