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2d ago
Hi all! I recently change jobs. In my old position we worked locally without docker (like my dev environment was running on my computer not inside a docker container) and rubymine.
Now the way i have to work changed everything, im using remote development, with a dockerized local environment and lastly using VSCode The first couple of days were really hard but i found a way to run the RubyLSP from shopify + Solargraph and that improve a bit my experience (things like cmd click to navigate into classes, format files etc.) But i’m still missing many features, mostly when running tests, i was re ..read more
Reddit for Rubyists
2d ago
I posted a similar question to the Neovim subs, but I didn't get much of a response, I'm hoping maybe asking this audience might yield better results.
Basically the problems is this: I cannot find a good solution for jumping easily to class, module and method definitions from within Vim or Neovim. The reason why this is a ruby specific question is because ruby's metaprogramming makes coherent definition searching difficult. I am wondering if anyone has solved this issue in a satisfactory way.
What I want:
With a keystroke I jump to the definition of what's under the cursor or get a list of ..read more
Reddit for Rubyists
2d ago
This show-stopping bug was fixed in January but we haven't seen a release:
https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/20104
https://github.com/ruby/ruby/pull/9398
I'm tempted to make an Is it Safe? web page to list the released versions and whether they're safe to use.
See also the reports here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/18sxtv9/ruby_330_performance_ups_and_downs/kg1lept/
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Reddit for Rubyists
2d ago
If I'm not wrong, it was (and probably still is) the most performant Ruby implementation, done with C++ and a JIT compiler with LLVM JIT with a parallel garbage collector and the first implementation which allowed concurrency, and now just found its GitHub and its completely abandoned, still in version 2.x.x and without any activity. That's sad, looked very promising.
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Reddit for Rubyists
4d ago
hi guys, I'm new to ruby and I'm here after learning other languages, in which there's a method to know the type of the variable or object or whatever it is. Is there such a way in ruby as I want to compare the variables and return the boolean on the basis of the comparison. How this can be achieved?
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