In this post, we'll bake our own Interpreter, bringing the Templating series together with a lot of sticky stroop.

A splash into Duck Typing, gradual typing and enjoying Sorbet on a typical summer day

With the lexer in place, let’s move on to the next step: The parser.

For our dive into templating, we end up writing our own lexer.

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.

In today's exploration of Ruby's standard library, we're going to look at delegation through Ruby's Delegator and Forwardable classes.

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.

Ruby comes with an excellent standard library. Parts of which are unknown, almost hidden gems, like today's subject Stringscanner

Through examining metaclasses, we'll learn how class and instance methods work in Ruby.

In this edition of Ruby Magic, we’ll show how scope works in Ruby’s methods and closures. We’ll also take a peek at how ERB uses the binding object to render templates.

In this edition of Ruby Magic, we shine a light on Enumerable and Fiber to explain flow controlling enumerables and turning blocks inside out.

In this edition of Ruby Magic, we'll show you how to use code written in C from Ruby.