JavaScript Iterators and Iterables
By Adam Yeats on
In our first in-depth post on JavaScript, we take a look at Iterators and Iterables
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Our team handles over 30 billion requests each month. We run a stack with Ruby, MongoDB, Rust, Go, React and are improving this all the time.
By Adam Yeats on
In our first in-depth post on JavaScript, we take a look at Iterators and Iterables
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It's what we wrote instead of writing that other post. But we don't feel guilty.
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Today, we continue with our Go game to add the ability to undo and redo moves and implement Go's ko rule.
read moreBy Benedikt Deicke on
For our dive into templating, we end up writing our own lexer.
read moreBy Jeff Kreeftmeijer on
Today we play the Go game. But we implement it in Phoenix LiveView first.
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The checklist I wish existed when I discovered the complexities of Internationalising Devise
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We dive even deeper into enumeration by looking at the internal implementation and implementing our own versions of the `Enumerable` module and the `Enumerator` class.
read moreBy Mehdi Farsi on
In this post we'll follow a method and travel all the way up the ancestor chain
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In today's exploration of Ruby's standard library, we're going to look at delegation through Ruby's Delegator and Forwardable classes.
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The choices we made in our own stack: connecting Kafka and Ruby through Sidekiq.
read moreBy Benedikt Deicke on
In this edition of Ruby Magic, we'll implement our very own background processing system to offload potentially slow tasks as a peek into background job libraries like Sidekiq.
read moreBy Mehdi Farsi on
In this article, we’re going to dive into object marshalling, the Marshall module, and compare the `_dump` and `self._load` methods.
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