Latest Posts
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Rise of the machines, are software engineers next?
Watching the rise of different tools that “can function as a fully autonomous software engineer”(Devin Introduction) I’ve started thinking about the future of my job as a software engineer and obviously one big question came into my mind:
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Finding balance, The Web and HTML's Power
Despite my best efforts to consistently publish blog posts, I’ve found it challenging to maintain the required level of commitment. Opting for the latter, I’ve decided to write a post whenever inspiration strikes, sharing thoughts that hold personal meaning rather than aiming solely for a wide audience. Writing is an enjoyable endeavor for me, serving as a way to capture discoveries, experiences, and thoughts in a cohesive order.
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Ruby Insights, Learning Journey, and Cultural Exploration
While reading the Advent of Prism about the new Ruby parser that’s now been integrated into runtimes and tooling I came across something that I had overlooked:
Numbers such as 010 are treated by Ruby as Octal by default
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Blocks Procs and Lambdas
Ruby has three types of anonymous functions: Blocks, Procs and Lambdas.
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The Sacred Graal of Editors
In my last post I said that I wanted to be more technical and so be it. But in a different way and not “so technical”: I won’t talk about classes, methods, modules, mixin or some other Ruby related stuff. I’m going to write about my journey in search of my “almost perfect” editor.