This podcast covered a variety of topics, but primarily focused on Flipper. In fact, it was probably the most Flipper I've talked on a podcast. I also let it fly that I'm super into watches of late (and let TheWatchArchive.com [https://thewatcharchive.com] slip). They
flipper
Last week, a post titled "Build a minimal feature flags manager in under an hour [https://remimercier.com/minimal-feature-flags-manager/]" was making the rounds in Ruby-land. First, let's start with what I love about the post. * The blog design is great. No idea if it's
rails
Get your hands dirty with some SQL and native postgres partitioning.
ruby
Stubbing and mocking are fine, but sometimes you want to test full integration. This will help you get your main thread http client talking to your rack app in another thread.
This interview was less on the technical side and more on the working at a big company and learning about stock/options/taxes. > In this one I talk with John Nunemaker about his 7 years at GitHub, from when it was just a few dozen employees all the way
podcast
After two years of lazy scheduling attempts and conflicts, Adam and I sat down to chat about Speaker Deck, GitHub, Microsoft and more.
flipper
The query, cache, code, feature flag, graph and point: control your code, even the tiny bits.
flipper
Well friends today is a great day. I'm writing to let you know that Flipper 0.21 is hot off the press. And. It. Is. Awesome. Seriously, read on.
thoughts
Seemingly everyone I know has given up on blogging. I'm not really sure why. Maybe because doing it well is hard? Regardless, it's still super valuable.
podcast
🎙 This week I joined the Ruby Rogues to talk about rails and authorization [https://devchat.tv/ruby-rogues/ruby-494-reducing-friction-at-the-authorization-layer-with-john-nunemaker/] – specifically my recent post on the topic [https://www.johnnunemaker.com/rails-authorization/]. We chatted about GitHub, conventions, communication, authorization, DSLs, Flipper Cloud [https://www.flippercloud.io], shame, centralized config + sync, Oso [https:
business
Let's set the scene. The year was 2010. Twitter was exploding. Instagram just became a thing. Myspace was formally dead. Speaking of formal, my attire was cargo shorts, a t-shirt and crocs (classic clog of course, likely tan to match my shorts) – aka "the nuneform". I
rails
This covers the joys and pains of a fully functional webhook system. Along the way I practice shower driven development to solve my problems.