#rubywarrior

[pterofaur]

GA Day 51

Going to conquer hard mode Ruby Warrior!

Reading the backbone.js docs is probably a better use of my time but going to take it easy after project week.

Backbone is looking mighty interesting I'm particularly interested in its ability to 'mix in' with other JS objects. MVC in the browser is interesting as well considering the clusterF that is handling models at the browser and also in your backend.

[paodev]

Long Time No Ruby

The past few weeks we've been diving in to SQL, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Because of this I have been missing Ruby terribly. I appreciate it's simplicity and elegance more than ever, especially after working with the likes of JS. 

During our cohorts weekly meet-up, I was introduced to this nifty website: Ruby Warrior!

It's an old Ruby game created by Ryan Bates where you have to input commands to get through each level. But this one is even better since it was remade with graphics. Although, it is a bit harder since it only accepts if statements for the most part. I'm currently on level 8 and my code looks like something only my mother would love; it's a bunch of nested if statements all over the place.