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Property	Value
Email	JIM@SATURNFLYER.COM
NameServer	NS2.DNSIMPLE.COM
Created	2011-10-17 00:00:00
Changed	2013-11-17 00:00:00
Expires	2015-10-17 00:00:00
Registrar	ENOM, INC.

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HTTP/1.1 200 OK Connection: keep-aliveContent-Type: text/htmlCache-Control: public, max-age86400Server: WEBrick/1.4.2 (Ruby/2.6.1/2019-01-30)Date: Fri, 20 Sep 2019 04:18:12 GMTContent-Length: 36588Via

html>head>title>Clean Ruby - the ebook about Ruby, Rails, DCI and OOP. Dont just make abstractions, write clean, intention-revealing Ruby. Written by Jim Gay/title>meta namekeywords contentruby, rails, dci, oop, mvc, lean, agile, testing />meta namedescription contentLearn to write habitable code that makes changes easy with Ruby, Rails, East-oriented code, and DCI. />meta namegoogle-site-verification contentU7qDPcOeripZnQL6kp71dbf9RFK3TgTRkrk1VmCFRyY />meta nametwitter:card contentproduct>meta nametwitter:site content@saturnflyer>meta nametwitter:creator content@saturnflyer>meta nametwitter:domain contentclean-ruby.com>meta nametwitter:title contentClean Ruby: An ebook about Ruby, OOP, and more>meta nametwitter:description contentLearn to write habitable code that makes changes easy with Ruby, Rails, East-oriented code, and DCI.>meta nametwitter:image contenthttp://solarhost.s3.amazonaws.com/21/assets/58/book-shadow.png>meta nametwitter:label1 contentPick it up in these formats>meta nametwitter:data1 contentPDF, ePub, and mobi>meta nametwitter:label2 contentor pick up a sample>meta nametwitter:data2 contentBuy and download now>link relstylesheet href/css/style.css />/head>body>  section classpitch>    div classbanner>      div classfocus>        p classlede>“I always get so frustrated trying to dig through a project new or old, and trying to trace the flow of execution and how things fit together...”/p>        h1>You cant afford complicated code./h1>        div classbook>a href#clean_ruby_plus>img srchttp://solarhost.s3.amazonaws.com/21/assets/58/book-shadow.png altbook-shadow />/a>a href#packages classawesome>Whats inside?/a>/div>        p>Writing small and easily testable methods can certainly clean things up, but as your application grows your classes start to know too much. Large classes means a large cognitive overhead for understanding how things work, or why they don’t./p>        p>It would be great to keep related things closer together. If this needs that to function, why arent they ri

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