LRUG Oct
Agenda Brent Snook: A trio of gems Tom Stuart : Enumerators
A trio of gems
Brent offered to talk about one or more of the following three gems he's been working on:
Brent Snook
Brent Snook worked mainly in XP teams as a developer working with BDD for about a year.
Thinking functionally in ruby
During our last meeting, Tom was surprised by how many people (both Ruby newbies and "Rails not Ruby" programmers) were asking questions about Enumerable, e.g. what map/inject/zip etc do.
Tom Stuart
Tom is a computer scientist and programmer. He has lectured on optimising compilers at the University of Cambridge, co-organises the Ruby Manor conference, and is a member of the London Ruby User Group.
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Agenda Brent Snook: A trio of gems Tom Stuart : Enumerators
A trio of gems
Brent offered to talk about one or more of the following three gems he's been working on:
Brent Snook
Brent Snook worked mainly in XP teams as a developer working with BDD for about a year.
Thinking functionally in ruby
During our last meeting, Tom was surprised by how many people (both Ruby newbies and "Rails not Ruby" programmers) were asking questions about Enumerable, e.g. what map/inject/zip etc do.
Tom Stuart
Tom is a computer scientist and programmer. He has lectured on optimising compilers at the University of Cambridge, co-organises the Ruby Manor conference, and is a member of the London Ruby User Group.