Change 52964

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Change #52964
2019-03-21
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update Calagator::Event 1250475235 Ruby Tuesday - PDX Ruby Brigade Monthly Meeting Roll back

description PDX Ruby Brigade Monthly Meeting Code for PDX ~ Arthur Smid Recyclable Cache Keys in Rails ~ Jared Mooney PRESENTATIONS 7pm - 8:30pm We'll have pizza & beer starting at 6pm, so stop by early if you want to have dinner and socialize before the presentations. Pizza & beer starting at 6pm! PRESENTATIONS - 7pm-8:30pm Code for PDX ~ Arthur Smid Code for PDX is a local chapter of Code for America. Arthur will tell us about the interesting work they are doing for the Portland Clean Energy Fund and other projects for the public good. Recyclable Cache Keys in Rails ~ Jared Mooney Ruby on Rails has powerful caching features and Jared is going to share some of the insight he learned about managing cache keys on a recent project. How Can We Handle Errors? ~ Mike Calhoun Most of the time, exceptions and errors are the last thing we want to put substantial thought into and are often addressed in that order. We tend to not want to think hard about how things could go wrong. However, from traditional apps to APIs or ArgumentErrors to NameErrors, handling exceptions gracefully is crucial to healthy applications. Let’s take a closer look at the Ruby Exception library and some strategies for catching and handling errors. We will look at what happens when exceptions are handled too well or not well enough. We will also take a closer look at the types of exceptions you can expect and where you can expect them. Lastly we’ll explore some examples for exception handling and testing in common rails application contexts.