Fullstack Ruby @[email protected]

Peace out y'all. I'm not going to participate on the same timeline as T***p in this universe or any other. You can look in my bio to see where to follow me elsewhere. I'll be deleting this account some time in the next few weeks. Sure sorry it's come to this. I really am.

A common mistake programmers make is to build a feature without actually understanding what they were asked to build, and so they build the wrong thing. It's a surprisingly easy mistake to make!

Where does everyone usually put their POROs? I know a lot of Rails apps have a services folder (not my preference). I sometimes organize by design pattern. That gets kind of silly sometimes though. Is lib an appropriate place for POROs?

Ruby has a reverse_each method that allows you iterate an array backwards. Moreover, it's faster than just calling reverse method on array before iterating, because reverse_each doesn't create a new array.