This weekend I wanted to tackle some of rquery’s shortcomings so I added the ability to |/& your operations and also the ability to use an object in the block instead of the symbol class for the column names. I agree with the assertion that it’s bad to pollute other classes, but I still think [...]
Categories: rquery,ruby,rubyonrails,webdev
Tagged: rquery ruby rails
[update: I've added the head matching version of the check funs as per the recommendations in the comments. Thanks Hynek!] I imagine there’s a much better way to do this, but in the process of writing another parse_transform hack I wanted to search for specific things within the abstract form of a module which looks [...]
This week I caved and decided to learn haskell. I’m about 5 chapters into RWH and its great except for a few topics they gloss over early on (Type classes, $). Luckily my attention was directed here, and I was quickly able to fill in some gaps. Big thanks to f4hy from proggit for the [...]
Categories: haskell
Tagged: haskell function application
