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I like the idea of this series, because I think it's more useful than Hello World type examples. There's an implicit trust that whoever is writing the article k
by eddieroger 12y ago
I like the idea of this series, because I think it's more useful than Hello World type examples. There's an implicit trust that whoever is writing the article knows what they're doing, which could be a problem for someone new to a community. I skimmed over the Ruby one (I know Ruby better than Go), and it seemed pretty solid, and was written by a Rails core contributor, so it should be. Hopefully they'll get more of these out.
- farslan 12y agoI know Peter from the Go community. He also wrote previously some posts about Go. As same, I don't know the others too :)
- steveklabnik 12y agoHi! I wrote the Ruby one. As far as I know, it's super solid, let me know if something is weird. :) I'm going to do a Rust one around the 1.0 timeline too, hopefully.
- jlouis 12y agoThe whole point of this series is to pick people who are knowledgeable in their respective language. Jose wrote Elixir and Fred is a known personality in the Erlang community. It is so much more powerful when it is people with knowledge who writes these!