Pair programming is a fantastic way of sharing ideas, training, being productive and writing high quality code. Remote pair programming can be just as effective. I love pairing on projects. If you have an interesting open source project you’re working on, and want to pair on it, hit me up.
My dotfile repo has got big
and complicated, and I should probably definitely get round to
streamlining some of it with ansible. But, there are some things about it
that I think are good ideas, that you might be interested in. Check the
README on github for the full
details.
Git now comes with a useful diff highlighter that highlights both the line and word level changes to files.
Ruby ships with an interactive shell, or REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop) called
irb. It’s pretty handy for quick ruby evaluations, or running rails console
commands.
