katz

Damien Katz has a comment on the original post saying how it might be done efficiently.

Yehuda Katz uses it for production code for skylight.io, he's also a core Rust contributor though.

Damien Katz (one of my cofounders at Couchbase and therefore has a dog in the fight) wrote this take-down of the Dynamo model, for folks wondering why?

If I had chosen Katz would things be different?

But after reading through the change log blog, I have several questions (not complaints) for the core team (in case Dale / Katz and cronies are reading this): 1.

That's what I love about open source too, when I look at the work and productivity of John Resig or Yehuda Katz for example, I feel inadequate but it's also tremendously motivating....

At this point, I think that this project gained traction due to the clout of the original authors (Yehuda Katz and Steve Klabnik) and the promise of no-more-bikeshedding, though I would argue that the bikeshedding has just shifted from particular APIs to the spec.

Here's a book that was very useful to us: "The Cancer-fighting kitchen" by Rebecca Katz and Mat Edelson.

"Special shout out to Yehuda Katz, who helped us design the annotation+decorator proposal which helped make this work possible." The feverish Yehuda Katz is everywhere!

If I recall Damien Katz recently added a "many writers" patch.

Well, I found the source, was a doggie - "Like Indiana Jones and Willie Scott, the character is named after a pet dog: Short Round was the dog of the film's writers, Gloria Katz and Willard Huyck."

You're not getting someone on, I dunno, Yehuda Katz's level for $80k because they work at home.

Zip was invented back in the 1980's by Paul Katz, not this guy.

The best books on the subject are by Sandor Katz.