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    David Hanesana
    @dhanesana
    Info on attire_reader http://stackoverflow.com/a/5046915
    attr_reader* stupid autocorrect >.<
    If you don’t want to use attr_reader, you can assign the instance variable to a variable that doesn’t share the same name as the method
    Ryan Sobol
    @ryansobol
    @/all the Use attr_reader to define trivial reader methods. style violation has been disabled in the upstream. do a git pull upstream master to pull down the fix
    Zac Mrowicki
    @zmrow
    @ryansobol is it preferable to use attr_reader?
    Ryan Sobol
    @ryansobol
    @zmrow for professional rubyists, yes
    @zmrow i’ll demonstrate in class
    Zac Mrowicki
    @zmrow
    cool! thanks
    David Ker
    @snappy316
    @ryansobol Rubocop is fine, but rspec is the one that's failing...
    @ryansobol
    1) OrangeTree#fruit returns the value of @fruit
    Failure/Error: expect(orange_tree.fruit).to eq(50)
    NoMethodError:
    undefined method `fruit' for #<OrangeTree:0x007fab61ace810 @fruit=50>
     # ./spec/class7/exercise2_spec.rb:14:in `block (3 levels) in <top (required)>'
    Ryan Sobol
    @ryansobol
    @snappy316 that means their’s a bug in your solution.
    David Ker
    @snappy316
    @ryansobol haha - apparently "friut" is not the same as "fruit" - my bad :)
    Ryan Sobol
    @ryansobol
    :P
    Ryan Sobol
    @ryansobol
    the internet in 1969 http://i.imgur.com/Z0TWT7P.jpg
    Stephanie Beaton
    @StephanieBeaton
    If you are ever in Los Angeles, go to UCLA and look at the first computer that ever sent a message over the internet. I think the message was sent to a university in the Bay area, maybe Berkley. And the message was one word.
    Ryan Sobol
    @ryansobol
    was it icanhazcheezburger?
    Zac Mrowicki
    @zmrow
    hahaha
    NoahNim
    @NoahNim
    hey anyone gonna be at codefellows today? I m there right now
    NickManos
    @NickManos
    gabe and I are on the first floor
    Ryan Sobol
    @ryansobol
    www.codewars.com/r/KtHX2A
    Katie Kim
    @kayeon
    oups
    @/all How do people feel about getting together Monday Nov 3rd for a Foundations 2: Ruby Celebratory drink? Any ideas for location? Happy hours suggestions?
    Katie Kim
    @kayeon
    Also, how early can people meetup? @janefung suggested the Cactus. Looks like happy hour runs from 3 - 6pm there Mondays
    NoahNim
    @NoahNim
    I am down
    Zac Mrowicki
    @zmrow
    That sounds fun!
    Zac Mrowicki
    @zmrow
    Found this last night - could be helpful for supplemental learning. It pulls in resources from all over the web to learn Ruby programming and also web dev w/ Ruby on Rails. http://www.theodinproject.com/ruby-programming
    Katie Kim
    @kayeon
    @zmrow there's so much resource... never feels like enough hours in the day... :) thanks!
    Zac Mrowicki
    @zmrow
    @kayeon np. I feel the same way. Information overload. :fire:
    Stephanie Beaton
    @StephanieBeaton
    I am up / down for Foundations 2: Ruby Celebratory drink Monday Nov 3rd!
    NoahNim
    @NoahNim
    @kayeon hey are you gonna be at codefellows today? I am there now
    Katie Kim
    @kayeon
    we're upstairs
    NoahNim
    @NoahNim
    uh
    2nd floor?
    Stephanie Beaton
    @StephanieBeaton

    Hello everyone, we are now able to enrole or Ruby III in Jan 2015 on the Code Fellows website.

    Foundations of Ruby Web Development
    (Jan 5, 2015 - Jan 28, 2015. Mon & Wed, 7-9pm)
    Cost: $1,500. Financing available.

    Zac Mrowicki
    @zmrow
    yay!
    Katie Kim
    @kayeon
    :D
    Ryan Sobol
    @ryansobol
    @/all yep, F3 Ruby is now available to enroll on panel.codefellows.org
    Rachel Lanman
    @RSR312-206
    hi class- if anyone's around, just wondering if there are any tips for Class 8, ex 3 homework? I'm stuck on where to assign the block_param to 'lunch'.
    Derek Maffett
    @DerekMaffett
    Let me take a look at the assignment really quick
    Okay, so you're trying to figure out how to define a method which calls a block with a parameter?
    Rachel Lanman
    @RSR312-206
    right, I'm already calling the block in my method, but not sure how to then call the same block, but now with a parameter
    Derek Maffett
    @DerekMaffett
    You're using yield, right?
    Rachel Lanman
    @RSR312-206
    i'm using block.call
    Derek Maffett
    @DerekMaffett
    Oh, okay. I usually use #call on procs, but I guess that works too
    Rachel Lanman
    @RSR312-206
    ah ok
    Derek Maffett
    @DerekMaffett
    No big deal, I just looked it up, and it works the same way
    Rachel Lanman
    @RSR312-206
    i tried yield on some earlier exercises, and I thought rubocop may have taken issue, but I cant remember
    Derek Maffett
    @DerekMaffett
    I don't think rubocop dislikes yield, but I could be wrong. It might also have to do with whether you reference the block being passed in as a parameter or just leave no reference to it in the method definition
    Either way, you're calling a block of code to be run.
    How would you normally pass a parameter to a block of code being run (you do it all the time with normal methods)?