A few months late into answering this one, but hi! XD

I don't like it either, but this is a Ruby 3.1 feature iirc

> Values in Hash literals and keyword arguments can be omitted
> {x:, y:} is syntax sugar for {x: x, y: y}.
> foo(x:, y:) is syntax sugar for foo(x: x, y: y).

See: www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2021...

Sending you all the good vibes! You’re going to crush it!

NOICE! 🫰🏽

Or if looking for alternatives, un buen tequila reposado es buena opcion tambien 🫰🏼

Might not be the best idea, but I’m still shocked XD

Were enums an issue? 🙈

Feel free to answer with a link to a blogpost explaining if the answer may be too long haha

Working across time zones can be a challenge, but with the right habits, it’s also incredibly rewarding.

What are your favorite tips for collaborating across time zones?

4. Clear documentation: Write things down! A shared source of truth—like detailed notes, action items, or progress updates—makes it easier for the team to stay in sync.

5. Respect time zones: Be mindful when scheduling meetings or expecting responses. Async communication helps bridge the gap.

3. Slack bookmarks: I often struggled to follow up on different conversations, and finding them later in Slack was a challenge. Once I started bookmarking important messages, I had a much easier time staying on top of things.

1. Over-communicating: A proper handoff at the end of your day is key to ensuring the team knows where things stand and what’s coming next.

2. Alignment: Make sure everyone is working on the right priorities and not duplicating efforts. Avoid stepping on each other’s toes to reduce redundancy.