Issue 1-14: Duck Typing in Practice (1 of 2)
Issue 1-15: Duck Typing in Practice (2 of 2)
Issue 1-16: Interesting Ruby Hackers
Issue 1-17: Interesting Ruby Hacker-Writers
Issue 1-18: Dirty Little Secrets about Testing
Issue 1-19: Thoughts on Mocking (1 of 2)
There are still 7 more to be publicly released from volume 1, but I've already begun work on volume 2. Members of the Ruby Mendicant supporter network …
- Practicing Ruby: Issue #16: Interesting Ruby Hackers
- Labnotes: Rounded Corners 271 — So much good stuff
- Ruby Inside: Ruby in 2010: A Retrospective of a Great Year for Ruby
I'm being sarcastic here, of course I don't think that Duck Typing can substitute LSP. Have a look at behavioral conditions section in the wikipedia article for reasons. The fact that LSP is attracting attention right now can be pretty telling. I'm excited to witness it. Community is finally seeking for some grownup approaches, great! However, the question is: doesn't that get us closer to some limitations of our beloved highly dynamic language?
Rails code is rapidly …
- CaelumObject Developers' Blog: When inheritance and mixins become a design issue
- has_many :through: GoGaRuCo 2011 CFP
- Ruby Inside: Ruby Rogues: A New Ruby Podcast with 5 Ruby Rascals
- Patrick Lenz: bundle-outdated
- SapphireSteel Software: Ruby In Steel 2 - 2nd beta available
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: How long is your measuring stick?