Robin Hood: Do you yield? Little John: I can't bloody swim! Robin Hood: Do you yield? Little John: Yes! Robin Hood: Good. Now put your feet down. Source: goo.gl/CJJRy3
Hey Jake, could you explain the use of this yields in the "real life programming". the only use i could think of is a sort of an error which you wouldnt like to repeating printing them
Hey Jake, I have been going through your rub videos and they have been great! I have a question about the IDE. Whenever I run the debug I get a prompt for "Debugging Options". I was wondering why when you run the debug it does not ask you every time and how I can go about preventing this box from popping up. Thank you and keep up the good work!!!
YOu explained that clearly, thanks for that. But I still think this yield syntax is terrible. It would be better to use methods as parameters and call them inside the caller method.
i am watching this weird guys ruby tutorial. it circles around hashes, variables, inputs and so on. but not objects, classes and variable types. in ruby everything is objects. this guy tells us everything even his son name and blah blah, but not classes and objects. oh yeah classes and objects on the last episodes, it should have kicked in from the beginning episodes
Man this was the best explaination... Basically works as multiple return
Was having a hard time grasping Yield till I watched this video! Thank you so much!!
you are a lifesaver bro.. Ruby people have a hard time explaining stuff
I have read a lot of lessons about yield; but this was the clearest one. Thank you.
You explained this way better than how most professionals do. Legend
thank you so much for this. my ruby hw was melting my brain but this video put my brain back together.
Solid vid, It finally clicked , thanks
You explained yielding so clearly! Thank you for clearing this up for me : )
Robin Hood: Do you yield?
Little John: I can't bloody swim!
Robin Hood: Do you yield?
Little John: Yes!
Robin Hood: Good. Now put your feet down.
Source: goo.gl/CJJRy3
V.good!
Keep it up
I hope you can show more cases of using yield or comparing not using yield and using it and how good the code would be
good job man
Basically is a local function that makes something and can have a default personalizable value
Hey Jake, could you explain the use of this yields in the "real life programming".
the only use i could think of is a sort of an error which you wouldnt like to repeating printing them
could you tell me, how can i yield one method to other with parameters?
You got "Flower" from Bambi. LOL! Great Videos :)
For JS Devs, think of blocks "passed" to methods as callback functions.
Hey Jake, I have been going through your rub videos and they have been great! I have a question about the IDE. Whenever I run the debug I get a prompt for "Debugging Options". I was wondering why when you run the debug it does not ask you every time and how I can go about preventing this box from popping up.
Thank you and keep up the good work!!!
Isn't there a checkbox at the bottom of the pop up that you can check that will make it so it doesn't pop up again?
To turn it off go to Edit -> Preferences. In the Preferences dialog box click Debbuger. Then select the checkbox "Skip debugging options dialog".
Mantas Lukoševičius Sweet! I was dealing with that pop-up throughout this entire series so far!
Darryl Mendonez I need to redo Day 1.1 it seems. Sorry Darryl, will cover this in it.
You saved my ass today with this video! Quick question, will the book that you're writing follow your tutorials?
The book won't follow the tutorials. It will be all new content. It will teach the same material though.
I think he should've mention what, how and why. I did not see it coming.
thank you!
YOu explained that clearly, thanks for that. But I still think this yield syntax is terrible. It would be better to use methods as parameters and call them inside the caller method.
Sorry , you are a good teacher! BUT I still don't understand why we have to use yield instead of others more efficient and smart?
lol i put (|num| num * 3 ) instead of {|num| num * 3 } i derped
card_master1 gaming Lol. :) I'm looking at your code for the sketchup plugin right now. I'll reply with an answer soon.
ok thanks jake, me and my friend can't figure it out lol
i am watching this weird guys ruby tutorial. it circles around hashes, variables, inputs and so on. but not objects, classes and variable types. in ruby everything is objects. this guy tells us everything even his son name and blah blah, but not classes and objects. oh yeah classes and objects on the last episodes, it should have kicked in from the beginning episodes
more into his tutorials, more confused I get
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