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Algorithms behind RuboCop complexity metrics

I published a series on Medium.com, explaining the algorithms behind RuboCop complexity metrics. The third part reveals the mathematical connections between different metrics. The series will help you with configuring cyclomatic complexity, perceived complexity, and, ABC size values for RuboCop analysis, which are not completely random.

Thanks for compiling it up, Great article!

Building a CloudFront Cookie Dashboard Using AWS Lambda@Edge, Kinesis, & QuickSight

“Every large consumer-facing #rails app I have worked on has on and off again spikes of cookie overflow issues. It is made infinitely more complex with multiple front end apps. I will be digging into this more over the next couple days.” - Dan Mayer @danmayer

Introducing RuboCop to legacy projects

If you’re working on an old code base that has had no style listing rules in place, received wisdom is that you start by running rubocop --auto-gen-config and revelling in the fact that subsequent runs of rubocop will run green. After years of following that advice myself, I’ve come to believe it’s wrong. The first step in my path to a better relationship between RuboCop and legacy code is now online:

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