A Rubyist in Clojure-land
summary
Shows concrete migrations from Clojure ideas into Ruby: refactors ActiveSupport duration.inspect into small data pipelines, replaces expensive singularize with chop and measures a 6x speedup, finds and fixes an ordering dependency by running tests between steps, prototypes a DSL that decouples descriptions from examples (a working draft), and compares tools like expectations DSL and wrong while demonstrating when iterators and small transformations actually reduce duplication and improve clarity.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 3:09¡simplicity!
- 3:26there are two key concepts that drive everything else in Cloure: simplicity and power.
- 4:19readability
- 15:30data pipelines
- 25:54tests
- 35:31conclusion
- 36:12choose Ruby
