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My Favorite Parts of Ramda

After using Lodash for a while, I recently heard of Ramda. Ramda is another functional programming library for JavaScript. Ramda is pretty similar to Lodash in a lot of ways, so it's easy to switch between them as needed.

coding, javascript | 2018.12.16 00:00 | Kurt Tomlinson

Connect Four in Ruby on Rails and Vue.js

I recently created an online version of Connect Four as part of a coding challenge. It is a SPA with the frontend written in Vue.js and the backend in Ruby on Rails 5.1. The code is available on Github in a pair of repositories. It's currently hosted on Heroku, so you can play it now.

coding, rails, javascript, vue | 2018.03.18 16:00 | Kurt Tomlinson
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