Back to Course Modular Ruby 0% Complete 0/0 Steps Introduction: what is a module? Code-Loading 7 Topics Load Wrapped Load Require Gem Require Relative Require Logical Require Optional Gem Modules for Namespacing and Decomposition 7 Topics Constant Lookup Scope Forwardable Utility Function Include Namespace Module super in Modules Mixin to Object Create and Extend Modules (and Classes) for Extensibility 6 Topics Pluggable Conversion Decoupled Pluggable Conversion Inherited Block Inherited Excessive Decoupling Just-In-Time Decoupling Modules for Metaprogramming 5 Topics Macros and Modules Macros and Modules, Part 2 Module Builder Pattern - Part 1 Module Builder Pattern - Part 2 Ancestral Behavior Conclusion and Next Steps Search (Entire Site)Search Modular Ruby Code-Loading Logical Require Module 2, Topic 6 In Progress ← Previous Next→ Logical Require Module Progress 0% Complete Today we discuss the downsides of using require_relative, and explore a more robust way to handle code loading within projects and libraries. Oop, this content isn't available to visitors. Please register or log in to continue! Or you could purchase this course. Responses You must be logged in to post a comment.
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