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class Symbol
  def ap(*applied_args)
    -> *block_args {
      if applied_args.empty?
        receiver, *new_args = block_args[0]
        receiver.send(self, *new_args)
      else
        self.to_proc.call(*block_args, *applied_args)
      end
    }

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Ruby programming
And Gems pushed to GitHub
Cloud based deployments and CI / CD
Tests that will pass on the first try
These are a few of my favorite things

Just Rails new app name
and omakase thinking
convention o'er configuration
and sane default settings

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class Hash
  alias_method :+, :merge

  def -(other)
    other_keys = Set.new(other.keys)

    # Irrelevant value method
    # reject { |k, _v| other_keys.include?(k) }

    # Relevant value method

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def double(n) n * 2 end

increment = -> n { n + 1 }

5
|> double    # Method
|> increment # Proc
|> to_s(2)   # self.to_s

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Tales of the Ruby Grimoire

Introduction

The council of 3.0 had been called, and Scarlet was readying to join them to discuss the future of the land of Ruby. With her was her student, Red, carrying out his latest lesson.

"Now be sure to finish the remaining problems by the time I return, Red. I expect I'll have many fun things to tell you of when I return." said Scarlet.

Red nodded, still writing away on his scrolls, but as Scarlet exited the castle a sly sort of grin grew on his face.

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class Proc
  def contramap(&fn) self << fn end
end

adds = -> a, b { a + b }.curry

[1, 2, 3].map(&adds[2])
# => [3, 4, 5]

# What if the type on the left doesn't work with `adds`?

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// Helpers

const MAX_WAIT = 10000;
const POLLING_RATE = 500;

export function timedOut (maxWait) {
  const startTime = Date.now();

  return () => Date.now() - startTime > maxWait;
}

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TracePoint

What is TracePoint?

A class that provides the functionality of Kernel#set_trace_func in a nice Object-Oriented API.

Well what is set_trace_func?

Establishes proc as the handler for tracing, or disables tracing if the parameter is nil.

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user_id_tp     = tutor_profiles.index_by(&:user_id)
tutor_subjects = TutorSubject
  .where(tutor_id: user_id_tp.keys)
  .group_by(&:tutor_id)
  .to_h { |uid, subjects| [user_id_tp[uid], subjects.map(&:subject_id)] }

# Faster

user_id_tp     = tutor_profiles.index_by(&:user_id)
hash_of_arrays = Hash.new { |h,k| [] }

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Pre 2019 Articles by Difficulty Ranking

Posts are referenced doubly by difficulty then by chronological release order. Articles with a (+x) notation contain an advanced section that is not necessary reading, but dives into more advanced subject matter as a post-article exploration.

Beginner

Requires no prerequisite knowledge. Frequently these articles are not directly programming related, and address other topical areas.

This ranking is more likely to grow in 2019, but in the mean time I would suggest reading the content that Mehdi has been writing over the past few years.