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Ruby 2.0: New Features @a_matsuda

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whoami Akira Matsuda (দా ໌) GitHub: amatsuda Twitter: @a_matsuda

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works (gems) kaminari active_decorator action_args erd hocus_pocus i18n_generators html5_validators gem-src traceroute interactive_rspec ...

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works (the most recent one) AR.where.not AR.where.like https://github.com/rails/rails/commit/de75af7

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Ruby 2.0

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Ruby 2.0

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Major version update

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Simultaneous major version updates in the Ruby ecosystem Ruby 2.0 Rails 4.0 Rake 10.0 RubyGems 2.0 RDoc 4.0 RSpec 3.0 Sprockets 3.0 Capybara 2.0 Rubinius 2.0 ...

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Ruby version numbers 1993/02 Born 1995/12 The first public release (0.95) 1996/12 1.0 1997/08 1.1 1998/12 1.2 1999/08 1.4 2000/09 1.6 2003/08 1.8 2007/12 1.9.0 (unstable) 2010/08 1.9.2 (stable) 2011/10 1.9.3 (stable)

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Vaporware? 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2 1995/12 1996/12 1997/08 1998/12 1999/08 2000/09 2003/08 2007/12 2010/08 2011/10

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No! 2.0!! 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2 1995/121996/121997/081998/121999/082000/092003/082007/122010/082011/102013/02 Title

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Why 2.0? '1.9'.succ Features Birthday

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'1.9'.succ

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'1.9'.succ '1.9'.succ #=> "2.0"

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Features

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Matz's slide for RubyConf 2003 http://www.rubyist.net/~matz/slides/rc2003/ mgp00009.html

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Optional Type? Optional Type!

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Happy 20th birthday! Ruby was "born" in 1993/2/24 Ruby will become 20 yrs old in 2013/2/24 Ruby is no more a teenager! Let's call it Ruby 2.0

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New Features

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New Features Refinements Module#prepend Enumerable#lazy Keyword Arguments

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Refinements

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@shugomaeda

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@shugomaeda Lives in "the Ruby City" Matz-e Matz's boss at NaCl http://www.netlab.jp/ Ruby Association http://www.ruby.or.jp/

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What are Refinements? Somewhat limited monkey-patching

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background "Monkey-patching" is sometimes too much powerful

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Monkey Battles God vs ActiveSupport Mail vs ActiveSupport

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God vs ActiveSupport require 'active_support/all' p 3.days.since(Date.today) #=> Mon, 10 Dec 2012 gem 'god', '0.13.0' require 'god' p 3.days.since(Date.today) #=> Tue, 08 Aug 2722

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The new methods Module#refine Kernel#using

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Module#refine

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Module#refine module Foo refine String do def say puts "#{self}!!" end end 'hello'.say end #=> hello!!

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Module#refine module Foo refine String do def say; puts "#{self}!!"; end end 'hello'.say end #=> hello!! 'world'.say #=> NoMethodError: undefined method `say' for "world":String

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Kernel#using

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using Kernel#using module Foo refine String do def say; puts "#{self}!!"; end end end class Bar using Foo def hello 'hello'.say end end Bar.new.hello #=> hello!!

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using using in Module module Foo refine String do def say; puts "#{self}!!"; end end end module Bar using Foo end Bar.module_eval { 'hello'.say } #=> hello!!

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using anonymous Module module Foo refine String do def say; puts "#{self}!!"; end end end Module.new { using Foo }.module_eval { 'hello'.say } #=> hello!! 'world'.say #=> NoMethodError: undefined method `say' for "world":String

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using lambda / Proc? module Foo refine String do def say; puts "#{self}!!"; end end; end -> { using Foo 'hello'.say }.call #=> hello!! 'world'.say #=> world!!

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using lambda + Module module Foo refine String do def say; puts "#{self}!!"; end end; end Module.new { using Foo }.module_eval { -> { 'hello'.say } }.call #=> hello!! 'world'.say #=> undefined method `say' for "world":String

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example

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activerecord-refinements

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Feature User.where('age >= ?', 18)

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Feature User.where('age >= ?', 18) => User.where { :age >= 18 }

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activerecord-refinements https://github.com/ amatsuda/activerecord- refinements % gem i activerecord- refinements

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activerecord-refinements/lib/ active_record/refinements.rb (1) module ActiveRecord::Refinements module WhereBlockSyntax refine Symbol do %i[== != =~ > >= < <=].each do |op| define_method(op) {|val| [self, op, val] } ennnnd

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activerecord-refinements/lib/ active_record/refinements.rb (2) module ActiveRecord::Refinements module QueryMethods def where(opts = nil, *rest, &block) if block col, op, val = Module.new { using ActiveRecord::Refinements::WhereBlockSyntax }.module_eval &block arel_node = case op when :!= table[col].not_eq val when :=~ table[col].matches val when :> table[col].gt val when ... # (snip) end clone.tap do |relation| relation.where_values += build_where(arel_node) end else super ennnnd

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activerecord-refinements/lib/ activerecord-refinements.rb module ActiveRecord::QueryMethods prepend ActiveRecord::Refinements::QueryMethods end

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activerecord-refinements/ spec/where_spec.rb describe 'Symbol enhancements' do describe '#!=' do subject { User.where { :name != 'nobu' }.to_sql } it { should =~ /WHERE \("users"."name" != 'nobu'\)/ } end describe '#>=' do subject { User.where { :age >= 18 }.to_sql } it { should =~ /WHERE \("users"."age" >= 18\)/ } end describe '#=~' do subject { User.where { :name =~ 'tender%' }.to_sql } it { should =~ /WHERE \("users"."name" LIKE 'tender%'\)/ } end context 'outside of where block' do it { expect { :omg > 1 }.to raise_error ArgumentError } end end

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"Refinements and nested methods" ruby-core:50336 https://bugs.ruby- lang.org/issues/4085

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"Refining Ruby" http://blog.headius.com/ 2012/11/refining-ruby.html

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Charlie's worry module WeirdPlus refine String do def +(other) "#{self} plus #{other}" end end end class MyArray def initialize @ary = ['foo', 'bar', 'baz'] end def inject(accum, &block) @ary.each do |str| accum = WeirdPlus.module_exec(str, accum, &block) end accum end end def add_all(str_ary) str_ary.inject('') do |str, accum| accum + str end end add_all(MyArray.new) #=> " plus foo plus bar plus baz"

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Matz's new plan (as of today) "using" is only allowed at top level. refined methods are called only after "using". or within blocks given to "refine". if you pass the proc to "refine" e.g. refine(C,&b) refined methods may not be called from b. It's implementation dependent. refinements are not available in subclasses, nor in reopened classes/modules. refinements are not available from module_eval/class_eval.

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Restrictions only allowed at top level not available in subclasses not available in reopened classes/modules not available from module_eval

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Matz's intension let `refine` + `using` be lexical (file scoped) not for library / framework authors, but for script writers (?)

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Moved to ext/refinement https://github.com/ruby/ruby/commit/328e0ff

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OMG

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Module#prepend

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Ruby < 2, Rails < 3

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alias_method_chain def alias_method_chain(target, feature) alias_method "#{target}_without_#{feature}", target alias_method target, "#{target}_with_#{feature}" end https://github.com/rails/rails/commit/794d93f by @jamis

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AMC class A def foo; puts 'foo'; end end class A def foo_with_bar foo_without_bar puts 'bar' end alias_method_chain :foo, :bar end A.new.foo A.new.foo_without_bar

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simple pagination ActiveRecord::FinderMethods.module_eval do def all_with_page(*args) if args.any? && (page = args.first.delete(:page)) limit(10). offset(10 * (page - 1)). all_without_page(*args) else all_without_page(*args) end end alias_method_chain :all, :page end

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Problem

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adding `baz` and calling foo "without_bar" class A def foo; puts 'foo'; end def foo_with_bar foo_without_bar puts 'bar' end alias_method_chain :foo, :bar def foo_with_baz foo_without_baz puts 'baz' end alias_method_chain :foo, :baz end

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AMC defines tons of messy public methods class A def foo; puts 'foo'; end def foo_with_bar foo_without_bar puts 'bar' end alias_method_chain :foo, :bar def foo_with_baz foo_without_baz puts 'baz' end alias_method_chain :foo, :baz end A.instance_methods.grep(/foo/) #=> [:foo, :foo_with_bar, :foo_without_bar, :foo_with_baz, :foo_without_baz]

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"without_bar" skips "baz" class A def foo; puts 'foo'; end def foo_with_bar foo_without_bar puts 'bar' end alias_method_chain :foo, :bar def foo_with_baz foo_without_baz puts 'baz' end alias_method_chain :foo, :baz end A.new.foo_without_bar #=> foo

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save_without_* gem 'activerecord', '<2.3' require 'active_record' ActiveRecord::Base.configurations = {'test' => {:adapter => 'sqlite3', :database => ':memory:'}} ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection('test') class User < ActiveRecord::Base validates_presence_of :name end class CreateAllTables < ActiveRecord::Migration def self.up create_table(:users) {|t| t.column :name, :string} end end CreateAllTables.up # p User.new.save_without_validation p User.new.save_without_dirty p User.new.save

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Rails 3’s solution use the power of Ruby Module super

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https://github.com/rails/ rails/commit/d916c62

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excerpt from d916c62 included do - alias_method_chain :save, :dirty ... end - def save_with_dirty(*args) - if status = save_without_dirty(*args) + def save(*) #:nodoc: + if status = super ...

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@wycats style module Bar def foo puts 'bar' super end; end module Baz def foo puts 'baz' end; end class A include Baz include Bar def foo puts 'foo' super end end A.new.foo #=> foo bar baz

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the original foo method class A def foo puts 'foo' super end end

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how can we extend methods that are not calling super? class A def foo puts 'foo' end end (do something...) A.new.foo #=> foo bar

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Module#prepend

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Module#prepend @wycats @n0kada (Nobu)

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Nobu

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"The Patch Monster" % git clone git://github.com/ruby/ruby % git shortlog -ns | grep -v svn | head -10 7233! nobu 3471" akr 2553" matz 1568" naruse 1502" usa 1412" eban 873" ko1 601" knu 561" drbrain 536" mame

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Who's creating Ruby? Matz: designing Ko1: implementing Nobu: fixing

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Who's creating Ruby? Matz: designing Ko1: implementing Nobu: fixing

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AMC class A def foo puts 'foo' end end class A def foo_with_bar foo_without_bar puts ‘bar’ end alias_method_chain :foo, :bar end A.new.foo #=> foo bar

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Module#prepend class A def foo; puts 'foo'; end end module Bar def foo super puts 'bar' end end class A prepend Bar end A.new.foo #=> foo bar

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prepending multiple Modules class A; def foo; puts 'foo'; end; end module Bar def foo super puts 'bar' end end module Baz def foo super puts 'baz' end end class A prepend Bar prepend Baz end A.new.foo #=> foo bar baz

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simple pagination with Module#prepend module PrependPaginator def all(*args) if args.any? && (page = args.first.delete(:page)) self.limit_value = 10 self.offset_value = 10 * (page - 1) end super end end ActiveRecord::FinderMethods.send :prepend, PrependPaginator

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activerecord-refinements/lib/ activerecord-refinements.rb module ActiveRecord::Refinements module QueryMethods def where(opts = nil, *rest, &block) if block ... # (snip) else super ennnnd module ActiveRecord::QueryMethods prepend ActiveRecord::Refinements::QueryMethods end

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Enumerable#lazy

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@yhara

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@yhara Lives in "the Ruby City" Matz-e Matz's co-worker at NaCl http://www.netlab.jp/

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Ruby committers in NaCl @yukihiro_matz (since 15.years.ago) @shugomaeda @gotoyuzo @nari3 @takaokouji @shyouhei (until October 2012)

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The proposal http://bugs.ruby- lang.org/issues/4890

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Enumerator [1, 2, 3].each => #

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Enumerator::Lazy [1, 2, 3].lazy => #

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lazy evaluation (1..Float::INFINITY).lazy .select(&:even?) .take(20) .force #=> [2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40]

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Friday the 13th (until ETERNITY) require 'date' ETERNITY = Float::INFINITY puts (Date.today..ETERNITY). lazy. select {|d| (d.day == 13) && d.friday?}. take(5).force #=> 2013-09-13 2013-12-13 2014-06-13 2015-02-13 2015-03-13

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Ruby implementation of UNIX wc command (ARGV.length == 0 ? [["", STDIN]] : ARGV.lazy.map { |filename| [filename, File.open(filename)] }).map { |filename, file| "%4d %4d %4d %s\n" % [*file.lines.lazy.map { |line| [1, line.split.length, line.length] }.inject([0, 0, 0]) { |(lc, wc, cc), (l, w, c)| [wc + w, lc + l, cc + c] }, filename] }.each(&:display) by @shugomaeda http://shugomaeda.blogspot.com/2012/03/ enumerablelazy-and-its-benefits.html

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Keyword Arguments

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@mametter

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@mametter Quine artist Ruby 2.0 release manager

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"The Qlobe" http:// mamememo.blogspot.tw/ 2010/09/qlobe.html

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"The Qlobe" v=0000;eval$s=%q~d=%!^LcfYoP 4ZojjV)O>qIH1/n[|2yE[>:ieC "%.#% :::##" 97N-A&Kj_K_>

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"௒ઈٕ޼ Ruby ϓϩάϥϛϯά" http:// www.slideshare.net/ mametter/ruby-esoteric- obfuscated-ruby- programming

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Well known idiom using Hash def foo(args = {}) puts "a is #{args[:a]}, b is #{args[:b]}" end foo a: 1, b: 2 #=> a is 1, b is 2

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Patterns Default Values Multiple Hashes Splat Operator Assert Valid Keys

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Default Values

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Hash#merge def foo(args = {}) values = {a: 1, b: 2}.merge args puts "a is #{values[:a]}, b is #{values[:b]}" end foo b: 4 #=> a is 1, b is 4

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Hash#reverse_merge (ActiveSupport) def foo(args = {}) values = args.reverse_merge a: 1, b: 2 puts "a is #{values[:a]}, b is #{values[:b]}" end foo b: 4 #=> a is 1, b is 4

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multiple Hashes def create(attributes = {}, options = {}, &block) AR/associations/collection_association.rb def form_tag(url_for_options = {}, options = {}, &block) AV/helpers/form_tag_helper.rb def render(options = {}, locals = {}, &block) AV/helpers/rendering_helper.rb def button_to(name, options = {}, html_options = {}) AV/helpers/url_helper.rb def date_select(method, options = {}, html_options = {}) AV/helpers/date_helper.rb

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Passing values into the latter keywords Hash def button_to(name, options = {}, html_options = {}) <%= button_to 'New!', action: 'new', method: 'get' %> #=> options: {action: 'new', method: 'get'}, html_options: {} <%= button_to 'New!', {action: 'new'}, {method: 'get'} %> #=> options: {action: 'new'}, html_options: {method: 'get'}

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Splat Operator def define_model_callbacks(*callbacks) options = callbacks.extract_options! options = { :terminator => "result == false", :scope => [:kind, :name], :only => [:before, :around, :after] }.merge(options) ... AMo/callbacks.rb

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extract_options! class Array def extract_options! if last.is_a?(Hash) && last.extractable_options? pop else {} end end end AS/core_ext/array/extract_options.rb

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assert_valid_keys VALID_FIND_OPTIONS = [:conditions, :include, :joins, :limit, :offset, :extend, :order, :select, :readonly, :group, :having, :from, :lock ] def apply_finder_options(options) ... options.assert_valid_keys(VALID_FIND_OPTIONS) AR/relation/spawn_methods.rb

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Implementation of assert_valid_keys def assert_valid_keys(*valid_keys) valid_keys.flatten! each_key do |k| raise ArgumentError.new("Unknown key: #{k}") unless valid_keys.include?(k) end end AS/core_ext/hash/keys.rb

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using assert_valid_keys {name: 'amatsuda', job: 'Rubyist'} .assert_valid_keys(:name, :age) #=> ArgumentError: Unknown key: job

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Ruby 2.0 keyword arguments

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Defalut Values

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No need to merge or reverse_merge anymore! def foo(a: 1, b: 2) puts "a is #{a}, b is #{b}" end foo() #=> a is 1, b is 2 foo a: 3, b: 2 #=> a is 3, b is 2

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Multiple Hashes & Splat Operator

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The "rest" argument def button_to(name, controller: nil, action: nil, **html_options) puts "controller: #{controller}" puts "action: #{action}" puts "html_options: #{html_options}" end button_to 'a', action: 'new', method: 'get' #=> controller: (nil) action: new html_options: {:method=>"get"}

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assert_valid_keys

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We don't need assert_valid_keys anymore! def apply_finder_options(conditions: nil, include: nil, joins: nil, limit: nil, offset: nil, extend: nil, order: nil, select: nil, readonly: nil, group: nil, having: nil, from: nil, lock: nil) puts "order: #{order}" puts "limit: #{limit}" end apply_finder_options order: 'id', limit: 3, omg: 999 #=> unknown keyword: omg (ArgumentError)

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A bit more about 2.0 performance Encoding

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Significant performance improvement VM GC `require`

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VM: @_ko1

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GC: @nari_en

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Encoding

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Default scripting Encoding 1.9.x: US-ASCII 2.0: UTF-8

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Magic comment # encoding: utf-8 puts '͜Μʹͪ͸ɺੈքʂ'

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Magic comment # encoding: utf-8 puts '͜Μʹͪ͸ɺੈքʂ'

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Why wasn't the Ruby Encoding system like this in 1.9? (I guess) In order to "teach" us the way Encoding works

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@nalsh

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ensure

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Ruby 2.0 is "100% compatible" powerful fast something special

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Ruby 2.0 is coming! 2.months.until 2.0 The next release would be "2.0.0-rc1" within a month or so

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Give it a try! tar.gz RVM rbenv

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try 2.0 if your_app.ruby_version == 1.9.3 you.should upgrade {|ruby| your_app << ruby.new_features! raise Issue.new unless ruby.compatible? } end

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try 2.0 if your_app.ruby_version == 1.9.3 you.should upgrade {|ruby| your_app << ruby.new_features! raise Issue.new unless ruby.compatible? } else die end

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end