One of the ways to learn a new language, or to brush up on parts you are not sure about, is to do Koans. Basically, you are given a broken bit of code and have to make it work, much like making unit tests pass. I learned about them in my Peer to Peer University … Continue reading
Reading up on the rvm vs rbenv … fallout. Yeah, I guess “fallout” is the best word here. tl;dr: Basically, it’s a reminder that those of us that contribute to open source are people. Longer story: Here’s what I’ve gathered. Wayne Seguin made rvm, a way to manage Ruby versions on your box. Sam Stephenson … Continue reading
How do we keep up-to-date with our skills once we get the four (or more) year degree? One option is to learn from our peers with peer-led classes forming now through the partnership of Peer 2 Peer University and Mozilla. Continue reading