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drewbourne

  1. @rnaughton you need hot twins to help you draw a curved line? I guess you do need to draw the plans for an ark first. 7:19 PM May 24th via Twitter for Mac in reply to rnaughton
  2. Celebrate World Turtle Day by telling your friends how amazing it is to watch @Turtles_Eating Things! yfrog.com/c9t9a9j 2:28 AM May 23rd via Twitter for Mac
  3. Been working too much, typed 'dialog' instead of 'diablo'. 12:02 AM May 18th via Tweetbot for iOS
  4. @whatgoldsoundz that track is gold, selector. 11:24 PM May 15th via Twitter for Mac in reply to whatgoldsoundz
  5. Just quietly, watching Game of Thrones very loudly. 8:52 AM May 11th via Twitter for iPhone
  6. @stray_and_ruby Museo is excellent. I use it too. 3:27 AM May 2nd via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to stray_and_ruby
  7. @stray_and_ruby lovely. 7:18 AM May 1st via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to stray_and_ruby
  8. @stray_and_ruby your solution was? 7:11 AM May 1st via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to stray_and_ruby
  9. @camillereynders @stray_and_ruby no yet people do weird shit. And as API authors we must consider it. 6:56 AM May 1st via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to camillereynders
  10. @camillereynders @stray_and_ruby what if the user was prepping multiple mapping and had to get async data to determine what guards to add? 6:53 AM May 1st via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to camillereynders
  11. @camillereynders @stray_and_ruby consider: A = mMap.map(S), B = mMap.map(T); A.toMediator(M); B.toMediator(N); is A finished? 6:47 AM May 1st via Twitter for Mac in reply to camillereynders
  12. @camillereynders @stray_and_ruby the API author does not know when the chain is finished, hence cannot wait to validate. 6:47 AM May 1st via Twitter for Mac in reply to camillereynders
  13. @stray_and_ruby @camillereynders I ran into this very problem with a fluent interface for verify() in Mockolate. 6:40 AM May 1st via Twitter for Mac in reply to stray_and_ruby
  14. @camillereynders @stray_and_ruby how do you know there is another call after the invalid one? 6:37 AM May 1st via Twitter for Mac in reply to camillereynders
  15. @camillereynders @stray_and_ruby eg: in constructing the chain the result goes valid, valid, invalid, valid. 6:37 AM May 1st via Twitter for Mac in reply to camillereynders
  16. @camillereynders @stray_and_ruby when each call may alter the validation result. 6:36 AM May 1st via Twitter for Mac in reply to camillereynders
  17. @camillereynders @stray_and_ruby the tricky part is trying to validate state in a fluent chain after each additional chained method call 6:36 AM May 1st via Twitter for Mac in reply to camillereynders
  18. @stray_and_ruby \o/ 6:30 AM May 1st via Twitter for Mac in reply to stray_and_ruby
  19. @stray_and_ruby it won't be timely but the stack trace should have better file/line info. 6:30 AM May 1st via Twitter for Mac
  20. @stray_and_ruby super hacks: create an Error in the toMediator() call then when its invalid at .mediate() throw the stored error. 6:29 AM May 1st via Twitter for Mac in reply to stray_and_ruby