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Thank you for your awesome workshop about sidekiq. I'm learning a lot from it.
I only had a few minors problems:
in some files, there is require_relative "../../prof_gray_satellite_analysis" instead of require_relative "../../prof_gray/satellite_analysis"
Executing a skp list shows that "Using Less Memory" chapter is the last one before "Epilogue", so skp current (when having progress at Using Less Memory) opens the chapter "Is My App Thread-Safe?", "Using less memory" is associated to the file chapter_7.md, I think there is a few errors with the filenames or indexes of the files
I would sometimes appreciate to have some explanations about the solutions.
In lab 9, for example, I did not find explanation about why inject(:+) is so less performant than inject with a memo in its block. I guess the first one is creating a new string for every iteration and the other is not.
Obviously, it is not big deal, the workshop is still great!
I would like to also thank you for all the very good content on your website, which I'm reading since a few years now.
Have a nice day
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Hi Nate,
Thank you for your awesome workshop about sidekiq. I'm learning a lot from it.
I only had a few minors problems:
require_relative "../../prof_gray_satellite_analysis"
instead ofrequire_relative "../../prof_gray/satellite_analysis"
skp current
(when having progress at Using Less Memory) opens the chapter "Is My App Thread-Safe?", "Using less memory" is associated to the file chapter_7.md, I think there is a few errors with the filenames or indexes of the filesI would sometimes appreciate to have some explanations about the solutions.
In lab 9, for example, I did not find explanation about why inject(:+) is so less performant than inject with a memo in its block. I guess the first one is creating a new string for every iteration and the other is not.
Obviously, it is not big deal, the workshop is still great!
I would like to also thank you for all the very good content on your website, which I'm reading since a few years now.
Have a nice day
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: