A spec-compliant parser, coming to a Ruby near you.
100% on all test targets, and all of the codebases I can get my hands on.
I am so happy and relieved it's ridiculous.
https://t.co/9zTpWKiXMY
@oceanicpanda Cool. That said, are there any ruby implementations in JavaScript? Feels like a simulation of ruby would accomplish the same result without having to run server side code.
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*Opal v1.0* has finally been released!!!!
A ton of stuff, more solid than ever!
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Blogpost: https://t.co/EYRjGt2lCW π
Changelog: https://t.co/6OFP539nvS π
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The keynote that @ddh just delivered at #railsconf2019 it's incredibly similar to the first half of my @opalrb talk at @rubydayit just a couple weeks ago π€― probably both are good approximations of #Ruby's core principles https://t.co/54xPTEAIs7 β€οΈπ @yukihiro_matz
We need your input: Hyperstack uses UPCASE for methods that define builtin tags. Does this make the code easier or harder to read? Is there a better approach? Please add your comments here: https://t.co/QZxdOdKXS5 β¦
@kinsomicrote TRUTH! and if you think so then checkout https://t.co/GGwgyhqpgi . Backend is a rails extension, and Frontend is written in Ruby and gets translated to React. See this recent post for a good example: https://t.co/V3aJq3bdqD
A libertarian @dhh at his best, making the case for Ruby like no one else could do π thatβs all perfect @opalrb material
Probably also one of the most precise explanation of why Iβm not on the TypeScript and hard-core linting train πππ
https://t.co/gJJFU6f6T2