TJ Stankus
@tjstankus
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Words. Code. Two wheels. https://t.co/5UWcLx9ax5. @[email protected]
Chapel Hill, NC
Joined March 2007
I'm thrilled to announce the book I worked on with @sandimetz, @kytrinyx, and @tomstuart has been released. I'm thankful to work with such smart and lovely people. I'm proud of what we made. #99BottlesofOOP.
The 2nd Edition of 99 Bottles of OOP has been released!.Officially. 🤸🏽♀️.It's 50% longer, has 3 new chapters, and includes 4 books:.Ruby & Javascript x Beer & Milk. Free PHP upgrade coming this fall. We're extremely proud of it. Enjoy!.
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I spent an hour riffing on my software engineering principles and beliefs. 1196 words came out of me like water breaching a dam. Obviously I have things to say and should find a place to say them out loud.
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A Triangle cycling landmark 🙂.
This fallen red oak tree has been transformed into a piece of trailside art.
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TIL there's a football club called Dorking Wanderers and they are my new favorites.
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I live across the street from a park and probably five times people have knocked on my door to ask me to use my bathroom. Who does that!?.
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Also it’s named reasonably and does what it says it does. That’s more important than the implementation details the vast majority of the time.
Everyone’s dunking on this Dutch gov’t code, but it’s pretty readable IMHO. Sure, there are clever ways to make it shorter, but why?.
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Wasn’t kidding. I’ve had a lot of positive interactions here but I can’t abide the platforming of misinformation.✌️.
If @Twitter reinstates Trump I’m out.
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Confession: I'm a long time Vimmer and I find myself liking VS Code more than Vim/Neovim and Emacs lately. I'm not saying one or the other is better. I'm even thinking about writing VS Code plugins (extensions whatever).
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It will have snippets and other features in due time. I think it will supplant Vim/Neovim for a lot of devs.
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helix-editor is so promising. I wish it had a few features like snippets, but I'm tempted to try it as a daily driver anyway.
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and now it's released 😊 Thanks @JasonSwett!. We talked about various aspects of software design and dove specifically into Rails-related topics.
codewithjason.com
Code with Jason is back! On this episode, TJ Stankus returns for a discussion of Object Oriented Programming and his book 99 Bottles of OOP. We also discuss managing large applications with Rails,...
Just recorded a conversation with @JasonSwett for the Code with Jason podcast. That was fun! Thank you, Jason. :).
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Just recorded a conversation with @JasonSwett for the Code with Jason podcast. That was fun! Thank you, Jason. :).
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After working with Elixir for a couple years, I've come to fully appreciate the role of immutable data structures in functional composition. I think this feature of Ruby will allow a similar programming style. ❤️
github.com
Source: #16122 Example docs rendering: Data Design and implementation decisions made: 1. The "define data object method is called Data.define. As per Matz: define might be a candidate. Bu...
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#myelixirstatus I just added configurable rate limiting (back pressure) on a per-endpoint basis to an app in less than an hour. Elixir FTW🙌. If such a thing is possible/available in other language ecosystems, I'm not aware of it.
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