Tag: metaprogramming
Better Know A Ruby Thing #1: method_missing
Welcome to “Better Know A Ruby Thing”. In each one of these, we’re going to look at some feature of Ruby language, library, ecosystem, or culture and explain what it does, how it works, why it’s there, and any thing else that comes to mind.
First up, method_missing. If I may be poetic for a second, method_missing represents both infinite potential, and the possibility of a second chance when you can’t figure out what to do the first time around.
May 28, 2010: Friday Friday Friday
Short today, but preparing some longer, more rant-y bits for the future…
Book status Not much forward motion for the next few days, as I have a lot of other stuff to do, including preparing for Chicago Ruby on June 1 and doing a bit of touch-up on Obtiva’s 4-Day Ruby on Rails/TDD boot camp. All fun, but time consuming.
Some Links A quick tutorial by Peter Cooper on setting up JQuery in Rails 3.