Tim Riley @timriley@mastodon.social

Read more about dry-view 0.6.0 and our plans for 1.0. There’s a lot of new features to consider, but you’re in luck: this post includes my talk from RubyConf AU, which introduces them all!

https://dry-rb.org/news/2019/02/12/dry-view-0-6-0-an-introductory-talk-and-plans-for-1-0/

#ruby

I am very much here for this album: https://music.apple.com/au/album/slice-of-life-2/1448634458 #music

My life is basically listening to https://music.apple.com/au/album/the-greatest-gift-of-all/1348627114?i=1348628131 on repeat now. #music

Professional Keynote transition maker

AWS == Tower of Babel?

210 slides and counting...

How did I ever forget that this amazing album exists?

https://music.apple.com/au/album/birdy/583338654

Must've lost it when Rdio closed down. *pours one out, and listens to the album for the 4th time today*

#music

Super: https://music.apple.com/au/album/happysad/1471935477

#music

Also font editing

First slide deck for me that's required frequent usage of ImageMagick tools to get things done.

Soon I'll need to combine that with some custom Ruby for generated imagery.

Awesome things: I have direct line of sight vision from my office window to our apartment building, some ~20km away.

Need to tattoo this URL onto my forearm: https://gist.github.com/clintel/1155906

I should've bought a 2DS years ago, it's so good!

Brewfile Gemfile Guardfile Procfile Rakefile

Wow, today I discovered _Visions of Atlantis_, they are really great! #music

Me: I'm going to knock out some really simple slides for this talk, it's the _content_ that matters after all.

Also me: *spends hours perfecting subtle Keynote animations*

Me: I'm going to make this talk more about *concepts* and less about code.

Also me: prepares >70 slides of code.

Wow, Mastonaut is great, thanks @brunoph!

Planning for a 45 minute talk is HARD.

(Though I suppose later I'll be saying “having to fit my content into _just_ 45 minutes is HARD!”)

Building an asdf-mysql plugin.

In related news:

Does anyone have good strategies for incorporating VCR (https://github.com/vcr/vcr) and similar into test suites, while still having them check _some_ tests against the actual live service, just to make sure things still fully integrate properly? And what about for updating the recorded responses over time?

#ruby #testing