@noelrap that one includes such gems as:

The Ruby developers use CVS (Concurrent Version System, freely available from http://www.cvshome.com) as their revision control system. You can check files out as an anonymous user…

I agree that it should be updated to your new edition!!

@noelrap step 2: mention exercism above koans and poignant guide (newbies don’t care for our nostalgia)

@noelrap step 1: list vs code as a suggested editor, and mention the others in passing.

@noelrap numbers 5 and 6 certainly aren’t any sort of Ruby programming I’ve done either

@noelrap > when the shortcut syntax was dicey with Rails autocorrect,

Did you mean “autoload” here?

@nateberkopec it’d be a coin flip between implicit instance variable passing to views, and removing Active Record and replacing it with something repository pattern based instead.

I read the replies and also agree with the DHH yeeting.

@nateberkopec AKA: when precisely will ActiveRecord screw me over?

@nateberkopec this sounds like some of the lessons from Accelerate: https://www.amazon.com.au/Accelerate-Software-Performing-Technology-Organizations/dp/1942788339

@nateberkopec 2x the average Anesthesiologist salary in the US according to https://www.salary.com/research/salary/alternate/anesthesiologist-salary

But hey, market gonna market!

@nateberkopec definitely need diligence to keep queries light. I still think the type enforcement through TypeScript makes it a winner over REST.