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Bilgin’s Blog | Kalman Filter For Dummies
More Kalman Filter links. This one is one of the best.
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How a Kalman filter works, in pictures | Bzarg
Ive been doing a deep dive on Kalman Filters. Here are one of the best explanations. Beware it’s hard.
Author Archives: Pito Salas
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Very cool and clever visual programming.
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Looks like another wonderful rails deployment solution. Definitely will check this out as an alternative to Heroku.
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One-liner introduction – Ruby one-liners cookbook
One liners are always fun to learn.
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Free Git GUI for Windows, Mac, Linux | GitKraken
This looks like an amazing tool. I plan to try it asap!
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It’s true that there’s a level of coolness associated with using cli, but it’s not necessarily true. After all we’ve moved on from VIM haven’t we, and use IDE. So forget about the stigma!
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Ruby style guide from Shopify.
Great, I think I agree with all of it. We should all be able to live with these!
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Some wise advice although for a funny language.
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Scaling services with Shard Manager – Facebook Engineering
Really interesting and detailed look behind the curtain at Facebook about how they handle scale and sharing.
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Linux Commands for Developers – DEV
Another one of these lists of commands.
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A great new tool!
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Rodauth: A Refreshing Authentication Solution for Ruby | Janko’s Blog
Always nice to see alternatives to devise but this is just as complicated. I haven’t used it but my question is how much of the user facing UI does it provide and how do you customize it?
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Ruby introduces find pattern in pattern matching | Saeloun Blog
Another useful? Extension to ruby! Are they running out of things to do? How about type inference and speed?
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The UX of LEGO Interface Panels – George Cave
Interesting analysis. Also follow the links to more good stuff
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Noticed Gem: Notifications for Ruby on Rails applications
very useful gem to send all kinds of notification from Rails. Haven’t tested it myself.
