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Net::SSH revisited (via) Dependency injection (at least in Ruby) officially isn’t cool any more.
Tagged assafarkin, dependencyinjection, jamisbuck, ruby, ssh
...And monkey patching is. Mmph.
My local ruby brigade calls it duck punching. They're *way* beyond monkey patching. Ahem.
Jeremy Dunck - 1st August 2007 12:44 - #
Dependency Injection never was cool in Ruby really. Jamis tried to get the community interested in it several years ago and no one bit.
Monkeys are still patched though, and ducks punched.
Marcel Molina - 1st August 2007 14:27 - #
I feel bad for the guy. He seems so genuinely...embarassed.
But in any case, the public recognition of a mistake is something that we hear of all too infrequently.
Eric Florenzano - 1st August 2007 17:25 - #
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...And monkey patching is. Mmph.
My local ruby brigade calls it duck punching. They're *way* beyond monkey patching. Ahem.
Jeremy Dunck - 1st August 2007 12:44 - #
Dependency Injection never was cool in Ruby really. Jamis tried to get the community interested in it several years ago and no one bit.
Monkeys are still patched though, and ducks punched.
Marcel Molina - 1st August 2007 14:27 - #
I feel bad for the guy. He seems so genuinely...embarassed.
But in any case, the public recognition of a mistake is something that we hear of all too infrequently.
Eric Florenzano - 1st August 2007 17:25 - #