Week 2 - 2023

UpdatedJanuary 14, 2023

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Books

Kept advancing on domain driven design. Interesting points about layered architecture and it's relation to DDD
Added a new book to the ever expanding list 🫣 (software estimation without guessing)
Had a few interesting discussions about the incompatibility/compatibility of Rails and DDD

Ruby (Rails)

Remembered how to scope validations

Vuejs

Gained a better understanding of v-model and how to use it on custom components (blog/thread pending)

Misc

I am hesitant about clean distinctions between front-end and back-end.
I am struggling to decide how to architecture the layers of the game I am writing.

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