It is also worth mentioning if you intend to publish this gem to Ruby Gems you should change the name of your gem. If you try to create a gem called parity_prop, you cannot push it to Ruby Gems because there is one that already exists in the Ruby Gems repository.
kylo ren teaching ruby is absolutely amazing
Thanks! It's great that you did not take any shortcuts and built it from scratch! Helps us learn and understand better.
Thanks for this video man! Appreciate it. And.. I do have to say, I loved you in The Last Jedi!
May the Ruby be with you.
It is also worth mentioning if you intend to publish this gem to Ruby Gems you should change the name of your gem. If you try to create a gem called parity_prop, you cannot push it to Ruby Gems because there is one that already exists in the Ruby Gems repository.
Yep! I meant to go back and add that in the notes before publishing the video but I forgot. I've updated the subscription to point this out. Thanks!
Nice!
Could you do one explaining how to use zeitwerk and also adding types (sorbert + tapioca)?
Nice documentation pop-up in your irb session. I'm presuming that functionality is a gem itself. What is it, or how can I get the same functionality?
Oh interesting, double tab (just found that). Mine looks different, but I can't believe I didn't know about this sooner.
Thanks for the video!
Thank you!
Nice video, thanks.
thanks!
how terminal show the defination in irb ... I want to know that thing which happened in this video at 11:26 .. please reply on my comment
I got it
@@coding_with_pc can you please share
Brilliant
Nice! I personally always use `bundle gem GEMNAME` to create the barebones Gem structure. Many options can be passed:
Cool! I like it))
and documentation? RDocs... nothing?