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initialcommit.com
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| | | | | There is often pressure inside Software development for Software developers to code outside of work hours. Whether you are a Python, Ruby, Java, or any other developer... There is absolutely no need to code outside of work if you don't want too. Coding is considered a passion for some, but others they don't think this way. | |
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blog.jayfields.com
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| | | | | Module.include(module, ..) is commonly used to mix modules into classes and other modules. When a module is included the constants, methods... | |
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pbrisbin.com
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| | | | | Ruby's open classes are great for adding behavior to existing objects. Though it's a language feature, there to be used, I'd argue that the majority of times it is used, Open classes weren't the most appropriate tool. First of all, you may be setting yourself (and other developers) up for confusion. Not knowing where methods come from or why a method behaves oddly can be a problem. In the majority of cases, I find you've got an instance of some object, and you just want to add behavior to it. | |
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metah.ch
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| | | I am now a Bing Ads Accredited Professional, I successfully passed my exam (even if I took two days to complete it). The exam is 100 questions but if you are working on online advertisement it shou... | ||
