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Hibariya Hi
September 15, 2012
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Coding for yourself
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Transcript
Coding for yourself Sapporo RubyKaigi 2012 / @hibariya
Gentaro Terada A rubyist Work at esm (tokyo) github://hibariya
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Coding for yourself
4 years ago I met Ruby (At PHPCon 2008)
Life-changing - <?php - $names = array(); - foreach(array('alice', 'bob',
'carol') as $name) { - array_push($names, strtoupper($name)); - } + %w(alice bob carol).map(&:upcase) ※ΠϝʔδͰ͢
Ruby makes my programmer life better
I want to code more
I want to make many people’s better life w/ my
code
ex: Awesome web services / tools / libraries etc...
The ultimate super product I think <3
No such luck...
However
I want to make myself feel awesome w/ my code
Coding for myself
Products for myself (gems)
Cline RSS feed reader consumes my time Cline displays limited
informations in the bottom of my terminal Easy to browse
Cline
Cline $ cline open 1n6 # open with browser!
Reditor Open pure ruby stdlib w/ $EDITOR `bundle open’ +
`gem edit’ Usage: $ reditor webrick
Ruremai (rurema! => ruremai) Method#rurema! RTFM with browser Usage: irb>
[].method(:<<).rurema! Waiting for English support patch!
Retter Blogging framework CLI friendly interface Supports GitHub Pages, Heroku...
Already there...
Lessons learned
Bad news: It’s hard to make myself feel awesome w/
my code
Good news: I can make some people’s life better (maybe)
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Coding for yourself
Make small product for your personal problems
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Code makes our life better