Double Click to Wow
summary
A rapid history of Ruby memes and what actually changed practice: the dependency injection rash arrives from Java, people build DI frameworks for Ruby and then abandon them because Ruby’s late-bound dynamic resolution already does the job; the singleton pattern becomes a simple instance method idiom; Git and GitHub drive workflow change; RubyGems plus RubyForge wins the gem wars over RPA; DSLs and metaprogramming proliferate (powerful but easy to overuse); performance complaints turn out to be about poor code, not the language.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 0:20Double-click to
- 4:06Dependency Inje
- 4:27Java developer i
- 8:12Catharsis
- 13:14What does Base
- 13:52Singleton Patt
- 15:13Destroys test
- 25:29Macintosh
- 27:32Rails can't sca
- 28:07Pickaxe
- 30:00rubygems vs.
- 38:38Have a lot of
- 39:05Agile
- 39:58Unable to sca
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