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29 Jan 2023
Effective RSpec Ch 5 and Rails Perf S6 are up today and starting soon on twitch.tv/baweaver
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29 Jan 2023
We will be deferring class on Rails Performance until likely Tuesday evening.
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22 Jan 2023
We'll be covering Ch 4 of Effective Testing in RSpec 3 in ~10 minutes on twitch.tv/baweaver
Later today in about an hour we'll be following up with section 5 of the Complete Guide to Rails Performance.
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22 Jan 2023
Getting started with Rails Perf class in 5 minutes or so.
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16 Jan 2023
Todays class sessions for the Ruby Learning Center are now live on YouTube is you missed us.
Effective RSpec Ch 1-3: youtube.com/watch?v=JZOSAu4k…
Rails Performance s1-4: youtube.com/watch?v=qLxPsjQi…
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15 Jan 2023
We'll be running two sessions today:
* Effective Testing in RSpec - 2pm PT (GMT -8)
* Rails Guide to Performance - 3pm PT (GMT -8)
You can find us live at twitch.tv/baweaver, and join us on Discord via the links on rubylearning.dev
See you all there!
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11 Jan 2023
We've started class on "Effective Testing in RSpec 3", and we'll be covering the entire "Getting Started" section for the live class this Sunday at 2pm PT on twitch.tv/baweaver. The YouTube playlist will follow.
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11 Jan 2023
We've also started class on "The Complete Guide to Rails Performance" which will live stream likely around 3pm PT, or within a 5-10m break after the RSpec class.
We'll be covering chapters up to and including "The Business Case for Performance"
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23 Dec 2022
We will be looking to run two concurrent classes starting on January 8th:
1. The Complete Guide to Rails Performance by @nateberkopec
2. Effective Testing in RSpec 3 by @myronmarston and @undees
More details to follow, join us at rubylearning.dev on Discord for more.
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23 Dec 2022
And also be aware that @pragprog is running a sale on Effective Testing in RSpec on the 24th:
pragprog.com/titles/rspec3/e…
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27 Nov 2022
Thanks everyone for coming out and joining us on our adventures through "Rebuilding Rails" by @codefolio! With that we've finished up the last chapter of the book. You can find all of our recordings on this YouTube playlist:
youtube.com/watch?v=3_A118Yc…
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27 Nov 2022
If you would like to join our community and our discussions around books and where we're going next you can find us on rubylearning.dev.
We'll be looking to select the next book/course to work through over the next few weeks, so we look forward to getting started again.
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27 Nov 2022
We'll be covering the last chapter of Rebuilding Rails today on twitch.tv/baweaver! See you all there at 2PM PT in ~15 minutes.
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27 Nov 2022
Resolved, will write up more on that later on the Discord
20 Nov 2022
We'll be livestreaming ch 8 of Rebuilding Rails in about 14 minutes at twitch.tv/baweaver
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11 Nov 2022
We will also be transitioning this account over to Mastodon on ruby.social as well. Follow my main account over there for updates while I get that all set up, in case Twitter continues to degrade.
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Ruby Learning Center retweeted
8 Nov 2022
Speaking of polls, for our next class what level of content would you be the most interested in working through together?
Examples in thread.
25%
Beginner
46%
Intermediate
29%
Advanced
0%
Other (Tell us!)
28 votes • Final results
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8 Nov 2022
Speaking of polls, for our next class what level of content would you be the most interested in working through together?
Examples in thread.
25%
Beginner
46%
Intermediate
29%
Advanced
0%
Other (Tell us!)
28 votes • Final results
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8 Nov 2022
Some examples might be:
Beginner: Rails Tutorial, Well Grounded Rubyist
Intermediate: Practical Object Oriented Development in Ruby, Design Patterns in Ruby, Eloquent Ruby
Advanced: Metaprogramming Ruby, Kestrels Quirky Birds and Hopeless Egocentricity, Understanding Computation
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8 Nov 2022
Granted that list is not comprehensive, and I will likely give sub-lists depending on what level folks are interested in as well as topics we can cover like perhaps RSpec, patterns, Rails, metaprogramming, or something else entirely.