Pat Shaughnessy

@pat_shaughnessy

Author of Ruby Under a Microscope, Ruby developer

Vrijeme pridruživanja: svibanj 2009.

Medijski sadržaj

  1. 5. stu 2019.

    What does a "deleted by us" conflict even mean?? Did I delete it and I forgot? Did someone else on my team delete it? Did git delete it and "us" refers to devs who wrote git?? ...ha ha

  2. 28. stu 2018.

    I must be in Silicon Valley

  3. 23. lis 2018.

    What a great idea: "Regression Testing For Data"

  4. 24. ruj 2018.

    Support and get lots of great coding books, including Ruby Under a Microscope - pay what you want for the Learn You Some Code Humble Bundle!

  5. 5. ruj 2018.

    I guess this is probably true... "We don’t need a ternary operator"

  6. 31. kol 2018.

    An interesting look at WebAssembly internals... what WASM code looks like, and how the VM works, ...while describing how it can be compiled to native code via OCaml (!)

  7. 29. kol 2018.

    What to do if you accidentally type "rm -rf /" as root....

  8. 27. kol 2018.

    I never knew it could be so hard to reliably kill a process ->

  9. 24. kol 2018.

    Mod and Remainder are not the Same

  10. 22. kol 2018.

    I nice review of in Ruby: - I never realized it optionally accepts a class name argument... I always created anonymous classes

    Struct.new optionally accepts a class name argument
  11. 14. kol 2018.

    Quick Ruby tip: "Finding where STDOUT/STDERR debug messages are coming from"

  12. 3. kol 2018.

    This Rust CSV tutorial is amazing because of all the other things it explains along the way:

  13. 1. kol 2018.

    I love this attention to detail... Rust's test harness tries to keep my test results readable 😃

  14. 25. srp 2018.

    I'm not a Scala (or Java) programmer, but enjoyed this conversation from 2009 about types "The Purpose of Scala's Type System A Conversation with Martin Odersky, Part III"

  15. 23. srp 2018.

    A fun look at the x86 code behind the C strncmp function -> ... I never knew about x86 "repetition prefixes" which repeat a given assembly language instruction over a series of adjacent bytes.

  16. 9. srp 2018.

    Wow - Rust has frameworks for front-end, back-end and everything in between ->

  17. 5. srp 2018.

    This looks great! "Rust-101, a small tutorial for the Rust language" ...and btw I find it interesting that the very first chapter is about algebraic data types. Maybe I should start thinking of Rust as an FP language like Haskell, OCaml, etc.

  18. 3. srp 2018.

    “Fasten your seat belt cause we are going on a LONG ride of math, programming and FUN!” from ->

  19. 2. srp 2018.

    A fascinating review of exactly why most people find dynamic languages easier to use than statically typed languages, with specific examples in Rust, Python and more -> "Idioms of Dynamic Languages"

  20. 29. lip 2018.

    Wow just now came across Helix... I have to try this on some of the CPU bottlenecks in my app! "Helix: Rust + Ruby, Without The Glue”

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