This week I had some big frustration around this:
This week I have been working more on polishing up my Ruby CLI project. Last week I managed to scrape the date of the games from where i was getting the individual game infomation. This didn’t seem like the right place to do it though because I ended up with an array full of the same dates. To fix this problem I picked a new place to scrape the date information from.
I have been feeling a little far from ruby basics recently, I have been mostly working on frontend projects as my time as student wrapped up. So I went back to my first ruby project.
In a recent interview I was asked what now seems like one of the most basic ruby questions ever: “Given a collection of objects that have a color attribute, create a hash whose keys are the colors and whose values are a collection of objects for that color.”
It seems like so long ago we were learning about promises and I have seen a lot of blogs and writing about interview questions that focus on a programer’s understanding of promises. And since having a good understanding of promises is something required in our React-Redux project, I thought it would be a good chance to review the concept and expand on my knowledge.