Sandwich Scheduling: a look at Ruby's Array cycle method
- By Tim Ash
- 28 September
How Ruby can help you schedule your sandwiches
Exercising During Lockdown II: a look at Ruby's Enumerable chunk method
- By Tim Ash
- 13 May
Another way Ruby can help you keep track of your lockdown exercise routine
Exercising During Lockdown: a look at Ruby's Array each_cons and each_slice methods
- By Tim Ash
- 31 March
How Ruby can help you keep track of your lockdown exercise routine
Cocktails and choreography: Array combinations and permutations in Ruby
- By Tim Ash
- 24 February
How Ruby can help you mix the drinks and bust some moves at the charity ball
Empty Arrays: surprising behaviour
- By Tim Ash
- 26 November
You won't believe what happens when all the animals run away from the zoo.
Using custom objects in Ruby Ranges
- By Tim Ash
- 30 April
Home, home on the Range, where the Ewoks and the Wookies play
Juggling Chainsaws at Machu Picchu: Metaprogramming in Ruby
- By Tim Ash
- 03 December
An example of Ruby metaprogramming, by way of juggling chainsaws.
Ringo Starr and the Fibonacci Sequence: Multiple Assignments in Ruby
- By Tim Ash
- 13 June
How Ruby code can be refactored using multiple assignments.
Calculating the Price of Fish: Default Parameters in Ruby
- By Tim Ash
- 05 March
A short introduction to using default parameters in Ruby.
Ruby's Powerful Comparable Module
- By Tim Ash
- 03 October
Tim's written a short guide to the Comparable module found in Ruby.
What's That Smell?
- By Tim Ash
- 22 April
We're passionate about writing quality code here at Mesomorphic. Part of creating the best possible code is being aware of code smells.