Maud de Vries

Hi @sst106 Thanks so much for pointing this out. I totally agree with you that the goal is to get fluent in Ruby, and not per se in regular expressions....

@stt106 #943 may interest you.

I rearranged the Ruby config.json to list the core exercises first, and that made subsequent changes way easier to do, so ➕ 1 for cores first. For the side exercises,...

That would be okay - even better - for Ruby 👍 As I learned a bit about other tracks in the meantime: - There are tracks that don't have exercises...

(Updated with correct commenting format) ``` # Write your code for the 'Hello World' exercise in this file. # Make the tests in hello_world_test.rb pass. # To get started with...

> In your experience, how important are these two arguments? I can see a future where many exercises start deviating from the problem specifications to have slightly different tests and...

I agree with both: that `%` is valid and more elegant, and that `format` is more expressive. So' I'd suggest to accept both and add that as a Talking Point...

Maybe we should ask TextExpander for some kind of sponsoring, so that we can have teams per track with shared snippets.

From a promotional view: I know people who found the SoC site because they are following us on twitter, and didn't find any info on what we are actually doing....

I am currently working on a new description for the Resistor Color exercise and series. It's an examplar for how the Product Team [wants in future exercise descriptions](https://github.com/exercism/problem-specifications/pull/1466#issuecomment-467592562), as discussed...