Rails 3: Beware the #tap pattern
Giovedì, 2 Settembre 2010The advent of Object#returning first, and Object#tap consequently, quickly lead to a very common and elegant pattern in the…
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Rails 3: Beware the #tap pattern
The advent of Object#returning first, and Object#tap consequently, quickly lead to a very common and elegant pattern in the…
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Rails 3: Beware the #tap pattern
The advent of Object#returning first, and Object#tap consequently, quickly lead to a very common and elegant pattern in the …
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Rails 3: Beware the #tap pattern
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