Ruby - raise Exception.new or raise Exception - they're both the same

TLDR: You can use raise Exception and raise Exception.new - they’re identical as a result and it’s 4 characters less.

Ruby - raise Exception.new or raise Exception - they're both the same

OOP Refactoring: from a god class to smaller objects

Unexpected benefits of storing commands

10 lessons learnt from the Ruby Refactoring Kata - Tennis Game

Heuristics for choosing bounded context for an event handler

How many Ruby programmers are there in the world?

Using streams to build read models

A scary side of ActiveRecord's find

Optimizing test suites when using Rails Event Store

Patterns for asynchronous read models in infrastructure without order guarantee

Modeling passing time with events

Serverless Slack bot on Lambda with Ruby (and what’s the less pleasant part about it)

I was a CRUDoholic

Imagine one of your non-IT friends. Yeah, the “normal”. Think about what they do for a living. Try to construct a few sentences describing their daily work. This is my take: Rafal runs a big chess school. He hires chess instructors and assigns them to specific regions where they educate the kids on the beauty of the game of chess. They invent new plays and they use them to simulate chess pieces. Thanks to this, the kids love the game and they practice strategic thinking while playing. OK. Now, the next part, let’s translate it into a language, which is basically English, but with just 4 verbs: create, read, update, destroy.

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