LittleBIGRuby
summary
Shows a published Towers of Hanoi level built in LittleBigPlanet that actually works and explains the redesign choices to avoid objects snagging on doors; demos RestClient doing a two-line Twitter fetch and an IRB-like shell that logs requests into executable Ruby; explains FasterCSV’s transcode-once parser trick that converts the parser to the data’s encoding for speed; and shows Terminator writing a tiny temp Ruby process that sleeps then sends a signal as a reliable timeout.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:22TWO THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT ME
- 0:44JAMES EDWARD GRAY II
- 3:55HOW MUCH SHOULD YOU READ?
- 4:53WHY IS CODE READING IMPORTANT?
- 6:58WHAT IS RESTCLIENT?
- 13:01THE LESS BORING PARTS OF CSV
- 16:29OTHER POINTS OF INTEREST
- 17:57WHY THESE LIBRARIES?
- 21:53PROCESS TIPS
- 23:05GETTING THE CODE
- 23:38FINDING THINGS
- 24:17UNDERSTANDING THE CODE
