solnic

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by solnic 11y ago
dry-validation supports typical validation behavior known from rails where errors are gathered and represented in a string representation. In fact it's much "smarter" than AR validations as it only executes validation functio
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by solnic 11y ago
You are right with everything you wrote except one thing: ship fast and the refactor is not only often extremely difficult and risky, there are cases where it becomes almost impossible. That's one of the reasons why I've been work
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by solnic 11y ago
Of course it is and I would never question that. The problem we're dealing with here is that you're using same type of objects for optimization purposes.
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by solnic 11y ago
It is silly when you look at it from the AR perspective, but if you look at it from a more general pov, it pretty much means that you have a single object that can be in many different states and what a given object really is, becomes amb
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by solnic 11y ago
That's gonna happen, as I mentioned they are both young libs. A shared dependency will be introduced very soon. I should've mentioned that in the post.
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The Ruby Community: The Next Version(hawkins.io)
10 points by solnic 11y ago|0 comments
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My 2015 Programming Languages Tool Belt(ku1ik.com)
5 points by solnic 12y ago|0 comments
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Ruby Object Mapper 0.6.0 Released(rom-rb.org)
3 points by solnic 12y ago|0 comments
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Common Pitfalls Of Code Metrics(solnic.eu)
2 points by solnic 13y ago|0 comments
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Announcing Gitorious 3.0(blog.gitorious.org)
5 points by solnic 13y ago|0 comments
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by solnic 14y ago
I think people miss the fact that I wrote about a code smell, which means a potential problem in your code. I don't say you shouldn't be using primitives. I say that there are cases where you should use rich, custom objects, that will simpl
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by solnic 14y ago
We needed a set-like data structure with enumerable interface that would also know how to handle attributes from parent classes. That's why a custom object worked better. oh and since it's an enumerable it's easy to work with it just like w
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Using DataMapper and Rails with Legacy Schemas(engineyard.com)
1 points by solnic 15y ago|0 comments