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Taxes, Voting, Recycling—oh my! After navigating this jungle of grown-up responsibilities together, we're taking a quick summer breather to recharge our adulting batteries. But before we temporarily hang up our responsible pants, join us for this special episode packed with our favorite kernels of wisdom from the season so far AND get an exclusive preview of the fresh adulting adventures awaiting you when Grown-Up Stuff returns in late summer! Think of this episode as your adulting victory lap—complete with confetti and zero paperwork required! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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263 - Gayle Laakmann McDowell, Author of Cracking the Coding Interview 58:46

۹ روز پیش58:46

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In this episode I talk with Gayle Laakmann McDowell, author of Cracking the Coding Interview. We discuss coding interviews as well as the current state of the job market and economy. Cracking the Coding Interview gayle.com Nonsense Monthly

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262 - Michael Lubas, Founder of Paraxial.io 45:28

21 روز پیش45:28

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In this episode I talk with Michael Lubas, founder of Paraxial, a software security product for Ruby on Rails applications. We discuss his background in both development and penetration testing, and his recent creation of GemShop - a deliberately vulnerable Rails 8 e-commerce application designed to teach developers about web security through hands-on experience. Michael explains common attack vectors like credential stuffing, the legal complexities around security research, and why developers are actually very interested in security despite stereotypes. We also cover his experience at Rails World and how Paraxial helps Rails developers get started with security. Paraxial.io Michael Lubas on LinkedIn michael@paraxial.io Nonsense Monthly…

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260 - Adam McCrea, Founder of Judoscale 58:50

۶ weeks پیش58:50

58:50

In this episode I talk with Adam McCrea, founder of Judoscale, an autoscaler for Heroku and other platforms. Adam built Judoscale as a side project in 2016 and ran it part-time for five years before going full-time. We discuss developer marketing challenges, the difficulty of measuring marketing attribution, and building sustainable businesses. We also compare notes on our respective developer tools.…

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261 - Abstraction and Emergence with Jorge Manrubia 1:06:12

۸ weeks پیش1:06:12

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In this episode I discuss abstraction and emergence with Jorge Manrubia from 37signals. We explore how abstractions should hide distracting details while showing essential information, debate whether programming guidelines are subjective or objective, and examine how good explanations distinguish useful abstractions from poor ones. The conversation touches on service objects, domain modeling, and the importance of showing actual code when discussing software design principles.…

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259 - Chris Chilek and John Cunningham, Founders of LegiPlex 55:12

۹ weeks پیش55:12

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In this episode I talk with Chris Chilek and John Cunningham of LegiPlex about their AI-enhanced legislative monitoring platform. We discuss how they identified the market opportunity, the technical challenges of processing government data, and their approach to building beyond simple AI prompts. LegiPlex…

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258 - Errol Schmidt, CEO of reinteractive 1:04:48

10 weeks پیش1:04:48

1:04:48

In this episode, I talk with Errol Schmidt from Reinteractive about community involvement and sales strategies. Errol shares how he targets Salesforce by teaching their account executives about Heroku, positioning himself as the go-to expert. We discuss how developers are in sales whether they realize it or not, and the importance of relationship building. reinteractive…

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257 - Colleen Schnettler, Creator of HelloQuery 1:03:01

13 weeks پیش1:03:01

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In this episode, Colleen Schnettler discusses her startup HelloQuery, which allows non-technical people to query databases using natural language. She explains her marketing approach for growing the business, including her LinkedIn outreach system and focus on finding the right niche in the crowded AI space. Colleen also shares insights about her new venture, SaaS Marketing Gym, which helps technical founders develop and implement marketing plans.…

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256 - Dave Farley, Author of Modern Software Engineering 1:08:49

14 weeks پیش1:08:49

1:08:49

In this episode I talk with Dave Farley about how good software engineering prioritizes making code easy to change, since we inevitably need to revise our systems as requirements evolve. Dave also shares stories from building ultra-fast financial trading systems, where his team had to repeatedly rethink their architecture to meet performance demands. We also discuss how key concepts like abstraction and modularity connect to scientific thinking, with both requiring a healthy skepticism toward our own assumptions. Modern Software Engineering The Software Developers' Guidebook Nonsense Monthly…

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255 - Ghost Engineers with Yegor Denisov-Blanch and Simon Obstbaum 56:58

14 weeks پیش56:58

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In this episode I talk with Yegor Denisov-Blanch and Simon Obstbaum about their Stanford research on developer productivity. They share findings about "ghost engineers" (9.5% of developers who do minimal work), discuss challenges in measuring engineering output versus productivity, and explain their data-driven approach to software engineering assessment. The conversation explores how different developers contribute varying value, how life circumstances impact work motivation, and their methodology examining source code and Git metadata. The researchers highlight the importance of quantifying engineering contributions and have collected data from over 50,000 engineers in their ongoing study.…

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254 - Amanda Perino, Executive Director of The Rails Foundation 1:12:28

15 weeks پیش1:12:28

1:12:28

In this episode, Amanda Perino, Executive Director of The Rails Foundation, discusses the foundation's mission to promote Rails through events like Rails World, focusing on finding unique venues that create special conference experiences. She shares insights about venue selection, sponsor negotiations, and the foundation's efforts to showcase Rails amid challenging job market conditions.…

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253 - Dave Thomas, Author of The Pragmatic Programmer and Sin City Ruby 2025 Keynote Speaker 1:27:12

20 weeks پیش1:27:12

1:27:12

In this podcast episode I talk with Dave Thomas, co-author of The Pragmatic Programmer and Sin City Ruby 2025 keynote speaker, who discusses his upcoming book Simplicity and how software development has become unnecessarily complex. Dave and I explore how developers can regain control by questioning established practices, trusting their intuition when code feels overly complicated, and experimenting with simpler approaches rather than blindly following industry trends. Simplicity Sin City Ruby The Pragmatic Programmer…

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252 - What is Good Code? with Jerad Gallinger 1:10:10

21 weeks پیش1:10:10

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In this episode, I talk with Jared Gallinger about what makes good code. We agree that code must first work correctly, but real quality comes from being understandable and maintainable. We discuss how different code requires different quality standards - throwaway scripts can be messy while core systems need careful design. We explore how UI design limits code quality and why creating good software, like art, requires both discipline and comfort with necessary waste. A practical look at a concept developers discuss but rarely define clearly. jeradgallinger.ca…

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251 - Databases at Scale with Prarthana Shiva, Sin City Ruby 2025 Speaker 45:08

23 weeks پیش45:08

45:08

In this episode of Code with Jason, host Jason Swett interviews Prarthana Shiva, a senior software engineer at NexHealth, who shares how her team is handling massive database scaling challenges. Prarthana explains their PostgreSQL database's growth to 24 terabytes (with projections to triple within a year) and details their innovative solutions including read replicas, Elasticsearch implementation, Redis caching, external write-ahead logs, and optimized vacuuming processes. The conversation also touches on Jason's own database challenges with his CI platform and concludes with Prarthana's upcoming presentation at Sin City Ruby 2025, where she'll discuss their transition from schema-based to row-based multi-tenancy for better scalability. Prarthana Shiva on LinkedIn Sin City Ruby…

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250 - Nick Schwaderer 1:08:14

25 weeks پیش1:08:14

1:08:14

This podcast episode features a lively conversation between Jason Swett and Nick Schwaderer, covering a range of topics from Thanksgiving traditions to Ruby conferences, personal philosophies, and even the idea of starting a long-format, freeform podcast. They discuss their approaches to cooking turkey, the quirks of different Thanksgiving side dishes across the U.S., and the experience of celebrating American holidays abroad. The conversation then shifts to Sin City Ruby and Rails World, with Nick reflecting on how conferences create strong community bonds. They also delve into personal growth, handling adversity, and the importance of resilience in career and life.…

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249 - Neeraj Singh, Founder and CEO of BigBinary and Neeto 56:20

27 weeks پیش56:20

56:20

The episode explores the challenges of remote work and the opportunities for connection that arise from engaging in community events like the Sin City Ruby conference. Neeraj Singh shares his experiences running a remote consulting agency, highlights unconventional hiring practices, and delves into the benefits of creating clone products, all while emphasizing the value of quality software and a thriving company culture. • Discussing the emotional toll of remote work • Importance of community events for connection • Neeraj's Big Binary: A unique, remote-first agency • Innovatively maintaining talent on the bench for flexibility • The value of creating clones in a saturated market • Hiring challenges and unique strategies • Retaining talent through strong company culture • Quality assurance as a fundamental aspect of software development • A holistic view on building competitive and maintainable products BigBinary Neeto Sin City Ruby…

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248 - Ryan Kulp, Founder of TRMNL 1:04:24

28 weeks پیش1:04:24

1:04:24

In this episode I talk with Ryan Kulp, creator of TRMNL, an e-ink dashboard. TRMNL ryanckulp.com Ryan Kulp on X

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247 - Steven R. Baker, Creator of RSpec 1:40:44

29 weeks پیش1:40:44

1:40:44

In this podcast episode, Steven R. Baker dives into test doubles like mocks and stubs, discussing their essential role in robust code development and challenging traditional testing practices. The conversation covers the nuances of Test-Driven Development (TDD), including writing failing tests first for better code clarity and test coverage, and explores RSpec's influence on TDD. Additionally, Steven examines Ruby's adaptability and the integration of AI in programming, providing listeners with actionable strategies for more maintainable codebases and a balanced view on AI's evolving role in software development.…

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246 - John Gallagher 56:50

29 weeks پیش56:50

56:50

Join us for a conversation with John Gallagher, founder of Joyful Programming, as he shares insights on making programming enjoyable through Ruby, design, and object-oriented practices. We’ll explore the Unison programming language, designed to simplify distributed computing, and discuss the role of AI tools like ChatGPT in adopting new technologies. The episode includes stories about human forgetfulness and the growth opportunities podcasting offers, along with resources from Joyful Programming Joyful Programming Software Design Simplified…

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245 - Irina Nazarova, CEO of Evil Martians and Sin City Ruby 2025 Speaker 1:24:14

31 weeks پیش1:24:14

1:24:14

Jason Swett and Irina Nazarova discuss the revitalization of the Ruby community, focusing on the announcement of Sin City Ruby 2025 in Las Vegas. They highlight the importance of small, intimate gatherings for networking, insights from past events, the resurgence of Ruby meetups in San Francisco, and the role of mentorship in fostering growth. - Evil Martians - Martian Events - Sin City Ruby…

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244 - Jeff Dwyer, Founder & CEO at Prefab 1:02:38

31 weeks پیش1:02:38

1:02:38

This episode explores how Prefab enhances deployment workflows by integrating feature flags with Java microservices and Ruby on Rails, drawing on Jeff's experiences at HubSpot and EasyCater. We discuss strategies for minimizing deployment risks, improving PR reviews, and mentoring junior developers through clear objectives and constructive feedback. Real-world examples and practical advice offer insights into building efficient development systems and fostering growth in engineering teams. Links: - Prefab - Jeff Dwyer on LinkedIn…

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243 - Johanna Rothman, Author and Consultant 1:17:52

32 weeks پیش1:17:52

1:17:52

Johanna Rothman shares how to overcome the isolation of remote work by rebuilding community and fostering connections. She talks about the balance between creativity and knowledge, how understanding client needs is more important than just following requests, and why value-based work often beats hourly pay. Johanna also explains how experimenting, using feedback loops, and refining ideas can lead to better results in both business and writing.…

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242 - John DeSilva, CTO at Revela 1:09:24

32 weeks پیش1:09:24

1:09:24

In this episode, we reflect on the shift from remote work to in-person connections and explore Detroit's transformation into a vibrant place to live and work. With guest John DeSilva, CTO of Revela, we discuss his company’s growth from a basement startup to success with Ruby on Rails and the challenges of upgrading apps with Turbo. We also dive into database design, managing outdated data, and the surprising value of old-school technology in today’s world.…

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241 - Freedom Dumlao, Sin City Ruby 2025 Speaker 1:03:04

33 weeks پیش1:03:04

1:03:04

Freedom Dumlao discusses Flexcar’s switch from Java to Ruby on Rails, covering the challenges, successes, and lessons learned from the transition. He shares insights on balancing coupling and decoupling in microservices, the strategic parallels between programming and problem-solving, and his experiences at Ruby conferences. The episode wraps up with community highlights, dining tips for Boston’s Chinatown, and ways to connect with Freedom.…

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240 - JP Camara, Principal Software Engineer at Wealthbox 1:06:34

37 weeks پیش1:06:34

1:06:34

On this episode, I talk with JP Camara, Principal Software Engineer at Wealthbox about nicknames, how having quality A/V equipment impacts how people perceive you, concurrency in programming, quantum computing, Galileo and the multiverse, blank slate-ism and whether people deserve credit or blame for their inborn traits and decisions, free will or determinism, whether or not we live in a simulation, and Jeremy Bearimy. The Fabric of Reality by David Deutsch The Beginning of Infinity by David Deutsch The Blank Slate by Stephen Pinker The Language Instinct by Stephen Pinker JP Camara on LinkedIn JP Camara on Twitter JP Camara.com…

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239 - Artur Trzop, Co-Founder & COO of Knapsack Pro 54:56

38 weeks پیش54:56

54:56

In this episode, I sit down with Artur Trzop, co-founder and COO at Knapsack Pro for a conversation that touches on the Polish language and learning foreign languages, Artur's journey to founding his own company, what the Knapsack Pro gem does, American programming work taking place in Poland, growing a company to the point of financial sustainability, facing competition from larger entities, and recent improvements to Knapsack Pro. Rails World Knapsack Pro Docs.KnapsackPro.com Artur Trzop on LinkedIn Artur Trzop on Twitter Sin City Ruby…

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235 - Derrick Fonseca 1:03:34

39 weeks پیش1:03:34

1:03:34

On this episode, I'm joined by Derrick Fonseca for a conversation that touches on Derrick's path to software development and the commonalities in problem solving between programming and mechanical engineering, finding the problem, my experience at Rails World 2024, the state of the Ruby community and the benefits of attending meetups, writing understandable tests and test driven design, and my upcoming conference Sin City Ruby 2025. The Beginning of Infinity by David Deutsch The Fabric of Reality by David Deutsch Rails World RailsConf Boston Ruby Meetup San Francisco Ruby Meetup Professional Rails Testing by Jason Swett Derrick Fonseca on LinkedIn Sin City Ruby…

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238 - Will Carey, CTO of Brand New Box 1:09:01

40 weeks پیش1:09:01

1:09:01

On this week's episode, Will Carey, CTO of Brand New Box and I get together for a chat that touches on RailsConf Detroit, Will's work at Brand New Box, the challenges of remote work, starting new development projects, the benefits and risks of deploying early, pets vs cattle when it comes to server maintenance, Kubernetes, state-full code vs stateless code, starting at the end and working backwards, the value of curiosity, the benefits of building long-term relationships, and my consulting work. RailsConf Brand New Box Will Carey on LinkedIn Sin City Ruby…

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237 - Adarsh Pandit, Executive Director of Ruby Central 57:26

41 weeks پیش57:26

57:26

On this episode, I'm joined by Adarsh Pandit, Executive Director of Ruby Central. We discuss men's fashion, Adarsh's path to becoming a developer, the distinction between contracting and consulting, defining what you do as a consultant, keeping yourself top of mind to potential consulting clients, how Ruby Central is building community among Rubyists, the current state of Ruby meetups & conferences, and my conference, Sin City Ruby. Derek Guy on Twitter RubyConf RailsConf rubycentral.org Adarsh Pandit on LinkedIn adarsh@rubycentral.org Sin City Ruby…

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236 - Landon Gray 1:23:17

44 weeks پیش1:23:17

1:23:17

On this episode, Landon Gray and I get together for a conversation that touches on AI consulting, backfilling tests in a system that wasn't developed with TDD, generative AI assisting with testing in data science settings, using AI to develop your product vs using AI in your product, getting clients as an AI consultant, the benefits of remaining a solo contractor over starting an agency, work/life balance as a freelancer, whether charging an hourly rate is the best way to represent the value you provide as a consultant, having a north star to guide your decision making in your work life, what actually comprises risk, how marketing yourself is important regardless of whether you're an employee or a freelancer, how the modern hiring process is broken, value created vs compensation received, and Landon's trip to the AI Engineer World's Fair in San Francisco. The AI Engineer World's Fair Madison Ruby Landon Gray on LinkedIn Landon Gray on Twitter…

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235 - Eric Normand 1:16:49

45 weeks پیش1:16:49

1:16:49

On today's episode, I sit down with Eric Normand to discuss how to select good customers, the importance of sales and marketing to a freelancer, the importance of imagination, industry, and optimism, the purpose of consulting, how I structure my consulting services, other ideas for consulting structures, domain modeling, tech debt vs dull knives as a metaphor, how product design influences domain modeling, how having a theory of your product impacts domain modeling, the abundance of bad advice for new consultants, and the pros and cons of masterminds. Eric Normand.me Eric Normand's Newsletter Eric Normand's Clojure Guides Eric Normand's Clojure Video Courses The Eric Normand Podcast Million Dollar Consulting by Alan Weiss 99 Bottles of OOP by Sandi Metz Eric Normand on LinkedIn Eric Normand on Twitter…

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233 - Joel Hawksley, Staff Engineer at GitHub 1:02:10

46 weeks پیش1:02:10

1:02:10

On this episode, I'm joined by Joel Hawksley, Staff Engineer at GitHub for a discussion of code ownership with regards to a 3-year WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) project at GitHub, benevolent dictatorship, collective ownability, terrible code vs acceptable code vs the viability of a project, writing good code vs solving problems, defining quality code, quality code resulting from clear conceptualization, the desirability (or not!) of perfect adherence to standards, reducing defect rate, and meaningful testing goals. Code Complete by Steve McConnell Joel Hawksley at GitHub Joel Hawksley at Twitter Hawksley.org Episode 88 - ViewComponent with Joel Hawksley Live From Ruby Conf 2021, Joel Hawksley Tells Me About His Drink Episode 130 - ViewComponent with Joel Hawksley…

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232 - Allison McMillan, Fractional VP of Engineering & Leadership Consultant 53:42

49 weeks پیش53:42

53:42

On this week's episode, I talk with Allison McMillan to discuss working environments, the importance of getting a remote team together on a regular basis, the benefits of a well thought out offsite, not-so-great offsite types, elements of a worthwhile offsite, and more. Allison McMillan.com Allison McMillan on LinkedIn Allison McMillan on Twitter…

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231 - Matt Kirkland, Founder and Designer at Brand New Box 51:18

50 weeks پیش51:18

51:18

On this episode, I talk to Matt Kirkland, Founder and Designer at Brand New Box. We talk about how to get good clients, the utility of reminding people that you exist, reading science fiction, ChatGPT as highly advanced autocomplete, reading history, The limits of ChatGPT-style AI as compared to AGI, and Matt's Dracula read-through newsletter Dracula Daily. Philip K. Dick on Goodreads François Chollet on Sean Carroll's Mindscape Podcast Dracula Daily Matt Kirkland.com Brand New Box Matt Kirkland on Twitter Matt Kirkland on LinkedIn…

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230 - Nate Clark, founder of Brand New Box 1:03:37

51 weeks پیش1:03:37

1:03:37

On today's episode I talk with Nate Clark, founder and principal software engineer of Brand New Box. We discuss Brand New Box's early days and what it's like to found an agency, the different ways Nate and I think about acquiring new business, marketing yourself, how big picture thinking can sharpen your day to day plans, deciding to build a product, the difficulty of finding a problem to solve where it makes financial sense to do so, and how personal relationships beget opportunities. Million Dollar Consulting by Alan Weiss Traction by Gino Wickman Brand New Box Nate Clark on LinkedIn Nate Clark on Twitter…

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229 - Test Driven Design with Alex Bunardzic 1:24:16

1 year پیش1:24:16

1:24:16

On today's episode, I talk with Alex Bunardzic about TDD (Test Driven Design), separating IO from business logic, configurable dependencies, TCR (Test and Commit or Revert), making many small commits rather than trying to write the whole program right the first time, distributed cognition, order dependency and imperative vs declarative programming, coding speculatively, and coding without shipping. The Agile Manifesto Alex Bunardzic on Substack Software Breakthroughs for the 21st Century Coding Interviews with Alex Diary of a Perplexed Software Developer Alex Bunardzic on Open Source Alex Bunardzic on Medium Alex Bunardzic on Twitter Alex Bunardzic on LinkedIn Nonsense Monthly, my snail mail newsletter…

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228 - Flaky Tests with Alan Ridlehoover and Fito von Zastrow 1:04:49

1 year پیش1:04:49

1:04:49

On today's episode, I'm joined by Alan Ridlehoover and Fito von Zastrow for a deep dive on flaky tests. Code with Jason - Testing Anti Pattern: Merged Setup Data Code with Jason - Duplication Code with Jason - W hy Duplication is More Acceptable in Tests A Brewer's Guide to Filtering out Complexity and Churn Fito von Zastrow on LinkedIn Fito von Zastrow on Twitter Alan Ridlehoover on LinkedIn Alan Ridlehoover on Twitter The Code Gardener Cisco Meraki Jobs at Cisco Meraki…

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217 - Rich Steinmetz 1:16:44

1 year پیش1:16:44

1:16:44

Today Rich Steinmetz returns for a discussion that touches on switching between languages, both spoken and programming, structuring tests, getting the most out of reading a book, buying an existing business, struggles with CircleCI and GitHub Actions, my project SaturnCI, and the need for better APIs. The Beginning of Infinity by David Deutsch The SaaS Playbook by Rob Walling Start Small, Stay Small by Rob Walling Acquire.com Flippa.com Rich Steinmetz on Twitter Rich Stone.io…

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227 - Paul Campbell, Co-Founder and CEO of Tito 1:04:06

1 year پیش1:04:06

1:04:06

On this episode, I talk with Paul Campbell, co-founder and CEO of Tito. We discuss the origins and early days of Tito, trends in current web design, Parkinson's Law, my project SaturnCI, using LLMs in the coding process, the need to understand universal programming principles rather than superficialities, and the quest for dejankification. We Are Developers World Congress XOXO Festival The Beginning of Infinity by David Deutsch The Fabric of Reality by David Deutsch Tito Io Paul Campbell on Mastodon Paul Campbell on LinkedIn Paul@tito.io…

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226 - Ciaran Lee, Co-Founder and Chief Engineer of Intercom 59:59

1 year پیش59:59

59:59

In today's episode, I'm joined by Ciaran Lee, founder and Chief Engineer of Intercom for a discussion that touches on the genesis of Intercom and factors that enabled their success, scaling challenges when you're dealing with double-digit growth month to month, load balancers, canary deployment, the benefits of making many small deployments, how a robust testing environment benefits the hiring process, and the benefits of in-person vs remote work. The DevOps Handbook by Gene Kim et al. The Phoenix Project by Gene Kim et al. Intercom Ciaran Lee on LinkedIn Ciaran Lee on Twitter…

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224 - Matthew Kaliara, CTO and Co-Founder at Rescale 56:45

1 year پیش56:45

56:45

On today's episode, Matthew Kaliara joins me for a conversation on his work with his startup Rescale Supply. We also discuss React, ViewComponent, system testing, looks vs usability in design, flat design, the value of convention in design, usability testing, the inseparability of good UI design and good code, the importance of appropriate names in core components, and how good code can help with hiring. Rescale.Supply Matthew Kaliara on LinkedIn Matthew Kaliara on Twitter Kaliara.com…

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225 - How Many Hot Dogs Could You Eat? 1:54

1 year پیش1:54

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It must be both hot dogs and buns, not just the hot dogs themselves. Preparation (e.g. skipping meals beforehand) is allowed. Guests: Peter Cai, Brandon Casci.

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223 - What Causes Flaky Tests with Brad Pauly 59:53

1 year پیش59:53

59:53

On today's episode, Brad Pauly and I dig into the five causes (raised conditions, fixed time dependency, randomness, leaky state, and network or third party dependency) of flaky tests. We also discuss diagnosing flaky tests, common pitfalls of fixing flaky tests, and things that do work for fixing flaky tests. Brad Pauly on Twitter Brad Pauly on GitHub…

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222 - Into the Software Industry Straight out of High School with Verda Korzeniewski 1:10:28

1 year پیش1:10:28

1:10:28

On this episode, I talk with Verda Korzeniewski about going into programming straight out of high school. We also discuss Verda's experience in 3D printing, problems in modern manufacturing, and problem solving skills that transcend programming. Verda Korzeniewski on LinkedIn Verda Korzeniewski on Instagram…

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221 - Automated Translations in Rails with Trae Robrock 49:11

1 year پیش49:11

49:11

On today's episode, Trae Robrock joins me for a discussion of his new Rails project Translated and his hotel management software Comfort.ly. We also talk about managing a hotel, investing in real estate, internationalizing a Rails app, investing in assets that give you income, investing in your personal brand, marketing Comfort.ly, connecting with potential clients in person, the importance of having a comfortable working environment, reading to enrich yourself, and taking care of your health. Trae Robrock on Twitter trobrock.com TranslatedRB.com GitHub.com/GetComfortly Comfort.ly $100M Leads by Alex Hormozi $100M Offers by Alex Hormozi Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss A Sense of Style by Steven Pinker Copy That.com Modern Software Engineering by David Farley Refactoring by Martin Fowler Function Health Greenbits.com RezStream…

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220 - Sin City Ruby 2024 Recap with Andrew Atkinson 1:11:36

1 year پیش1:11:36

1:11:36

On today's episode, Andrew Atkinson joins me once again for a recap of events at Sin City Ruby 2024. We also talk about Andrew's new Postgres consulting venture, his upcoming book High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails and what he learned in the process of writing the book, deciding how to communicate what you do as a consultant, naming things appropriately, how poor decision making in the early stages in the creation of an app can make it prohibitively expensive to fix later, how consulting jobs can naturally grow into new opportunities for work, being a generalist vs being a specialist, and Andrew's upcoming speaking engagements. High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails by Andrew Atkinson RailsConf Posette Madison Ruby RubyConf Rails World Blue Ridge Ruby RubyKaigi Red Dot Ruby Conference PGConf.dev PGConf NYC Andy Atkinson.com Andrew Atkinson on Twitter Andrew Atkinson on Mastodon Andrew Atkinson on LinkedIn Andrew Atkinson on GitHub Sin City Ruby…

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219 - Tom Henrik Aadland, VP Development at EG 1:00:53

1 year پیش1:00:53

1:00:53

In this episode, Tom Henrik Aadland joins me for a conversation about learning languages, life as an ex-pat in small town Argentina, starting a company focused on quality control in Norwegian fish farming, microservices, object oriented design, learning from Fred George, and instilling a healthy testing culture. Tom Henrik Aadland on LinkedIn Tom Henrik Aadland on Twitter EG Fred George on Twitter…

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218 - Working with and Testing APIs with Rich Steinmetz 42:43

1 year پیش42:43

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On this episode, Rich Steinmetz returns once again for a conversation on working with and testing APIs. Rich Steinmetz on Twitter Rich Stone.io

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216 - Andy Croll, Co-Chair of RailsConf 2024 37:49

1 year پیش37:49

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In this episode I talk with Andy Croll about Brighton Ruby Conference, RailsConf, and why attending a conference is an investment in your career. RailsConf Brighton Ruby Conference Andy Croll on Twitter Andy Croll on Mastodon AndyCroll.com First Ruby Friend CoverageBook

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215 - Ran Craycraft, Managing Director at thoughtbot 45:44

1 year پیش45:44

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In this episode, Ran Craycraft, Managing Director at Thoughtbot and I discuss consulting at Thoughtbot, the process of finding new clients, setting rates as a consultant, consulting vs becoming a full-time employee, earning a positive reputation as a consultant through thought leadership and referrals, the enduring popularity of Ruby on Rails, and work-life balance. Thoughtbot.com Thoughtbot on LinkedIn Ran Craycraft on LinkedIn Sin City Ruby…

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214 - Erik Cameron of The Gnar Company 51:24

1 year پیش51:24

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On today's episode, I talk with Erik Cameron of The Gnar Company. We discuss containerization, WASI, the possibilities of AI-generated binaries, the iterative process of AI-assisted programming, potential professional and social changes from AI-assisted programming, the mismatch between the stock of currently available programmers and the needs of the current programming industry, and the granularity of the work that is output by AI. The Gnar Company Erik's profile on The Gnar Company site The Gnar Company Blog Erik Cameron on LinkedIn Sin City Ruby…

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213 - Adrian Marin, Founder of Avo 39:15

1 year پیش39:15

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Avo founder Adrian Marin returns for a discussion about our experience at Friendly.rb and how to get the most out of your time at a conference. We also talk about Adrian's work with Avo, my upcoming Sin City Ruby conference and the possibilities for extracurricular activities, the Code with Jason World Tour, and my consulting work. Friendly.rb How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie EuRuKo 2024 The Rails 7 Way by Obie Fernandez et al. Nonsense Monthly, my newsletter Adrian Marin on Twitter Adrian Marin on GitHub Avo Admin Adrianthedev.com Sin City Ruby…

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212 - Usability Testing with Andrew Maier 40:00

۲ years پیش40:00

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On today's episode, Andrew Maier joins me for a discussion of usability testing and models. We define usability testing and by using examples, we explore how it can make you a more efficient and effective developer. The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman Stuck? Diagrams Help by Abby Covert How to Make Sense of Any Mess by Abby Covert Gamestorming by Dave Gray, Sunni Brown, and James Macanufo About Face by Alan Cooper, Et al. 3 Lessons From Teaching A Course On UX Design by Andrew Maier Flagrant Andrew Maier on Twitter Andrew Maier on Mastodon…

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211 - Jim Remsik, CEO of Flagrant 40:37

۲ years پیش40:37

40:37

On today's episode Jim Remsik, CEO of Flagrant joins me for a discussion that touches on finding clients as a freelancer or consultant, building word-of-mouth, networking at conferences, design in the development life cycle, gathering data to assist with the design process, and welcoming new members into the development community. Flagrant Jim Remsik on Ruby.social Jim Remsik on Twitter Madison Ruby - August 1 & 2, 2024 Sin City Ruby…

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210 - AI with Lorin Thwaits 1:17:33

۲ years پیش1:17:33

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On today's episode, I'm joined by Friendly.rb speaker Lorin Thwaits to talk conferences past and future, gauging the intelligence of ChatGPT and its ability to create novel solutions, the evolution of intelligence, evolution's effects on reproduction, AI's potential capacity (or lack thereof) for power-seeking, the economic and societal impacts of AI, the amount of interest purely AI-generated content will be able to command, the power and limits of simulation, machines as synthetic animals and animals as biological machines, developing AI via evolutionary processes, the speed limit of evolution, and Lorin's project the Brick Gem. Friendly.rb Ruby Conferences.org Brighton Ruby The Blank Slate by Steven Pinker Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K. Dick The Brick Gem Lorin Thwaits on GitHub Lorin Thwaits on LinkedIn Sin City Ruby…

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209 - GitHub Primer with Katie Langerman and Cameron Dutro 50:16

۲ years پیش50:16

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On today's episode, Katie Langerman and Cameron Dutro of GitHub join me for a discussion of design systems, style guides and GitHub's design system Primer, view components, view-related logic, view testing, and how design changes can pass a system test and yet fail a common sense test. Primer.style Cameron Dutro.com Complementary podcast Katie Langerman on GitHub Katie Langerman on Twitter Katie Langerman on LinkedIn Cameron Dutro on GitHub Cameron Dutro on Mastodon Cameron Dutro on LinkedIn…

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208 - Matt Swanson, CTO of Arrows 47:24

۲ years پیش47:24

47:24

In this episode, Matt Swanson returns to discuss YAGNI (you ain't gonna need it), Kent Beck's quote "make the change easy (warning: this may be hard) then make the easy change," why educational materials for beginners abound, but that's not the case for intermediate and advanced developers, what drives people to create educational materials, the purpose of testing, and being judicious in what you spend your time thinking about. Matt Swanson on Twitter Matt Swanson on GitHub Matt Swanson on DevTo…

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207 - My Consulting Work (featuring Andrew Atkinson) 48:07

۲ years پیش48:07

48:07

On this special episode of Code with Jason, Andy Atkinson returns but this time he's interviewing me. We cover my new consulting venture, the sorts of things my consulting clients are looking for, consulting as a generalist rather than specializing, CTO coaching, using tests to help you plan your project, some of the thinking around my upcoming Sin City Ruby conference, and my Code with Jason World Tour. High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails by Andrew Atkinson Million Dollar Consulting by Alan Weiss RailsConf Detroit RubyConf Rails World Toronto Andy Atkinson.com Andrew Atkinson on Twitter Andrew Atkinson on GitHub Sin City Ruby…

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206 - Vignesh Rajendran, Co-Founder of Peach 46:59

۲ years پیش46:59

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In this episode, Vignesh Rajendran and I discuss his beginnings as a programmer, TDD, structuring your tests, organizing your workflow via testing, managing developers for success, and giving yourself permission to do a bad job in order to progress as a developer. Vignesh Rajendran on Twitter Vignesh Rajendran on LinkedIn Vignesh Rajendran on GitHub TryPeach.io…

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205 - Stefanni Brasil, Co-Creator of Hex Devs 43:24

۲ years پیش43:24

43:24

On today's episode I'm joined by Stefanni Brasil to discuss her experience at Rubyconf in San Diego, what it's like being a maintainer on the open-source Faker-Ruby, her plans for her talk at the upcoming Sin City Ruby, her work with Thoughtbot, using templates to spin up new Rails applications, and we look ahead to 2024's packed conference slate. Testing JavaScript with Kent C. Dodds Jumpstart Pro Rails Bytes Instant_Rails RailsConf RubyConf Rails World Friendly.rb Southeast Ruby Tropical.rb Stefanni Brasil on Twitter Stefanni Brasil on LinkedIn StefanniBrasil.me Hex Devs Thoughtbot Faker-Ruby Sin City Ruby…

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204 - Mike Stone, Co-Founder of The Gnar Company 51:12

۲ years پیش51:12

51:12

In this episode, Mike Stone, co-founder of The Gnar Company and I talk about his journey to becoming a developer and founding a consultancy, finding clients via leveraging personal networks and beyond, marketing as hunting and farming, making sense of freelancing and utilization, using the correct value/pricing model, productized services, and what's next for The Gnar Company. Mike Stone on LinkedIn Mike Stone on Twitter The Gnar Company Sin City Ruby…

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203 - Simmon Li 42:04

۲ years پیش42:04

42:04

On today's episode, Simmon Li and I discuss his beginnings as a developer, finding a job, the benefits of attending local developer meetups, being a lifelong learner, and the upcoming Sin City Ruby conference. Toronto Ruby Toronto Ruby on Twitter The Odin Project Otta Sin City Ruby Simmon Li on Twitter Simmon Li on LinkedIn…

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202 - Friendly.rb 2023 Speaker Naijeria Toweett 48:12

۲ years پیش48:12

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In this episode, Naijeria Toweett and I chat about her talk at Friendly.rb 2023, her beginnings as a developer, attending a bootcamp as Covid began to spread, how Naijeria came to speak at Friendly.rb, organizing a conference, and her motivation to speak at conferences. RubyConferences.org Sin City Ruby Naijeria Toweett on LinkedIn Naijeria Toweett on Medium Naijeria Toweett on Twitter…

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201 - Remote Ruby Co-Host and Sin City Ruby 2024 Speaker Jason Charnes 56:20

۲ years پیش56:20

56:20

This week, Jason Charnes and I got together to talk about my monthly newsletter, job hopping, taking time to sharpen the saw, fixing bugs, front end development, design, reusability, defining abstraction, and things to do and where to eat in Las Vegas while attending Sin City Ruby. Nonsense Monthly, my newsletter The Non-Designer's Design Book by Robin Williams Sin City Ruby Jason Charnes.com Remote Ruby Podcast Active Record Cookbook Jason Charnes on Twitter…

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200 - Saron Yitbarek, Founder of CodeNewbie and RubyConf Keynote Speaker 46:54

۲ years پیش46:54

46:54

For my 200th episode of Code with Jason, I spoke with Saron Yitbarek, Founder of CodeNewbie and RubyConf Keynote Speaker. We talk about her beginnings in tech, the founding of CodeNewbie, the power of simply asking for things, how to go about asking for things, how being self-taught still relies upon materials made available by the work of other developers, possible topics for Saron's upcoming keynote at RubyConf, and how to get the most out of your in-person conference experience. NotADesigner.io Saron.io Saron Yitbarek on Medium Saron Yitbarek on Twitter Saron Yitbarek on LinkedIn…

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199 - Samuel Giddins 41:43

۲ years پیش41:43

41:43

This week, Samuel Giddins and I discuss life on call as a developer, the upcoming RubyConf, the pitfalls of online communications, Sam's beginnings as a developer, software supply chain security, and the difference between "amicable" and "amiable." Sam will be at the Ruby Gems and Bundler open space at RubyConf in San Diego on Monday, November 13th 2023. Samuel Giddins' Site Samuel Giddins on Hachyderm.io RubyGems Blog RubyConf…

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198 - TDD with Wisen Tanasa 49:24

۲ years پیش49:24

49:24

On this episode, Wisen Tanasa joins me to talk Test Driven Development. We discuss why TDD is intuitive, translating specifications into tests, the balance between design and execution, developing a walking skeleton, the value of learning design principles and UX, minimizing the need to use willpower with positive feedback loops, and understanding what TDD is. Growing Object-Oriented Software Guided by Tests by Steve Freeman and Nat Pryce The Non-Designer's Design Book by Robin Williams Wisen Tanasa on Twitter Wisen Tanasa on LinkedIn Wisen Tanasa's Newsletter Quantum Steps…

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197 - Thiago Massa 1:10:55

۲ years پیش1:10:55

1:10:55

On this week's episode, Thiago Massa joins me for a conversation about international pizza styles, life in Berlin as compared to São Paulo, guitars and playing music, writing books, and reading well to write well. Thiago Massa on LinkedIn Thiago Massa on Twitter The Complete Guide to Rails Testing by Jason Swett My snail mail newsletter…

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196 - Defensive Programming with Prarthana Shiva 33:43

۲ years پیش33:43

33:43

This week I'm joined by Prarthana Shiva for a discussion of defensive programming. We talk guard clauses, assertions, null tricks, secure coding, offensive programming, and loud failure. We also get into debugging processes, Prarthana's background, and my upcoming book on AI assisted programming. Prarthana Shiva on LinkedIn…

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195 - Effective Communication with Mark Shead 54:03

۲ years پیش54:03

54:03

Mark Shead joins me for a discussion on effective communication as an engineering leader. We also get into how understanding your client's needs can help you work efficiently, the difference in difficulty between creating something completely new and iterating on an existing design, how early and frequent feedback helps make the development process more efficient, and focusing on the value developers provide, rather than checking off tasks completed. Mark Shead's YouTube Channel Mark Shead on Twitter Mark Shead.com Starting Agile: Finding Your Path by Mark Shead…

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194 - Josh Doody, Salary Negotiation Coach 1:07:20

۲ years پیش1:07:20

1:07:20

This week, Josh Doody joins me for a conversation on the ins and outs of salary negotiation. We also discuss increasing your value as an employee, negotiating raises, the importance of precision in professional communications and avoiding pronouns for proper nouns, using positive language as opposed to negative language, and the effect of building goodwill wherever you work. How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie Fearless Salary Negotiation.com Fearless Salary Negotiation by Josh Doody Josh Doody on Twitter…

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193 - Amanda Perino, Executive Director of The Rails Foundation 59:56

۲ years پیش59:56

59:56

This week I'm joined by Amanda Perino, Executive Director of the Rails Foundation. We discuss the upcoming Rails World conference in Amsterdam on October 5th & 6th. We also discuss what makes for a great conference experience, learning new languages and studying abroad, cultural differences between the US and Europe, and what's new at the Rails Foundation. The Rails Foundation Rails World 2023 The Rails Foundation on Twitter The Rails Foundation on LinkedIn This Week In Rails Newsletter Amanda Perino on Twitter Amanda Perino on LinkedIn Sin City Ruby…

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192 - Yeong Sheng 54:31

۲ years پیش54:31

54:31

Today, I'm joined by Yeong Sheng Tan. We discuss his work as a coach and a consultant, how he integrates himself with a team to gain insight into workflows and to gain buy-in on his recommendations. We also get into test design, taking small steps and making frequent commits, epistemology, Bayesian reasoning, and multiple assertions in test cases. 99 Bottles of OOP by Sandy Metz, Katrina Owen, and TJ Stankus Odd-e Yeong Sheng Tan on Twitter Yeong Sheng Tan at Odd-e Sin City Ruby…

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191 - Payload CMS (YC S22) with Dan Ribbens 50:06

۲ years پیش50:06

50:06

This week, I'm joined by Dan Ribbens for an in-depth conversation about his headless CMS software Payload CMS. We also discuss other CMS platforms and Dan's experience with Y Combinator. Payload CMS Payload CMS on Twitter Payload CMS on Discord DanRibbens.com Dan Ribbens on Twitter Sin City Ruby

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190 - PostgreSQL with Sin City Ruby Speaker Andrew Atkinson 38:51

۲ years پیش38:51

38:51

On this episode, Andrew Atkinson returns for a conversation centering on partitioning in PostgreSQL. We also discuss his upcoming book High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails, Sin City Ruby and some of the benefits of attending conferences, and "getting reps in." High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails by Andrew Atkinson (coming August 2023) The Rails Way by Obie Fernandez pgslice Partitioning Billions of Rows Without Downtime Andy Atkinson.com Andrew Atkinson on Twitter Andrew Atkinson on GitHub Sin City Ruby…

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189 - Sin City Ruby Speaker Ernesto Tagwerker 58:03

۲ years پیش58:03

58:03

On today's episode, Ernesto Tagwerker returns for a conversation that touches on my upcoming Sin City Ruby conference (March 21-22 2024, in Las Vegas), addressing technical debt, particularly at small companies, defining technical debt, test coverage metrics, code metrics, the meaning of code quality, and "good enough" software. Ernesto Tagwerker on Mastodon.social Fast Ruby.io Ruby.social Sin City Ruby…

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188 - Sin City Ruby Speaker Irina Nazarova 1:17:54

۲ years پیش1:17:54

1:17:54

Today I welcome back Evil Martians CEO Irina Nazarova for a discussion of her travels, the relentless march of time, changes we expect to see in the future of large language models, preparing for AI tools of the future, the most effective ways of using ChatGPT, AI as a performance enhancing drug, the upcoming Sin City Ruby conference (March 21-22, 2024), the support of the Ruby community and the importance of surrounding yourself with open, positive people. Irina Nazarova on Twitter Irina Nazarova on LinkedIn Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach by Stuart Russell and Peter Norvig Evil Martians.com Razom for Ukraine Nova Ukraine World Central Kitchen Sin City Ruby…

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187 - Sin City Ruby Keynote Speaker Obie Fernandez 1:02:50

۲ years پیش1:02:50

1:02:50

On today's episode, I'm joined by Sin City Ruby Keynote Speaker Obie Fernandez for a discussion of AI. We talk about his AI project Olympia and the utility of opinions in an AI model. We also get into the suspension of disbelief that AI is capable of engendering, the function and necessity of politeness in AI models, the feasibility of custom AI models, next steps for AI, and social interactions at conferences. The Rails Way by Obie Fernandez Olympia.chat RCRDSHP MagmaChat Improv Effect Business Improv by Val Gee and Sarah Gee Obie Fernandez.com The Rails 7 Way by Obie Fernandez, Lucas Dohmen, and Tom Henrik Aadland Obie Fernandez on Spotify Obie Fernandez on Twitter…

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186 - Jimmy Miller 1:06:20

۲ years پیش1:06:20

1:06:20

This week, Jimmy Miller joins me for a discussion that touches on layoffs, the pitfalls of vulnerability reporting, our paths to programming, YJIT and performance, why we need as many programming languages as possible, writing clever code, collective ownership of code, duplication, and the value of liberalizing your education. Jimmy Miller on Twitter Jimmy Miller on Twitch Future of Coding Code Complete by Steve McConnell…

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185 - Test Suite Performance with Vladimir Dementyev 1:25:46

۲ years پیش1:25:46

1:25:46

This week, Vladimir Dementyev returns for a discussion of test suite performance. We talk profiling your test suite, looking for commonalities between tests, using TestProf to identify the slowest parts of your tests, and dividing your tests by type. We also get into how ChatGPT can be used by developers, specialized versions of ChatGPT for development use, how I've used ChatGPT to assist with my debugging process, and the (extremely low) risk of exposing your code to hackers by using ChatGPT. Vladimir Dementyev on Twitter Vladimir Dementyev's home page Layered Design for Ruby on Rails Applications by Vladimir Dementyev Evil Martians TestProf…

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184 - ChatGPT with Moiz Ali 50:30

۲ years پیش50:30

50:30

This week Moiz Ali and I talk ChatGPT and its likely impact on the programming profession. We look at how ChatGPT has already impacted our workflows, potential use cases, using ChatGPT to explain programming concepts to you, software engineers becoming prompt engineers, why AI is unlikely to completely replace human interaction with code, and why programming is like farming. Moiz Ali on Twitter Moiz Ali on LinkedIn Moiz Ali on GitHub mock graphql_ai…

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183 - AI and the Democratization of Programming with Ufuk Kayserilioglu 1:09:50

۲ years پیش1:09:50

1:09:50

On today's episode, Ufuk Kayserilioglu returns for a discussion of what he's been up to with the Ruby infrastructure team at Shopify, the challenges of parsing Ruby, how AI tools like ChatGPT will change programming, the likelihood of AI replacing programmers, and how AI is democratizing programming. Ufuk.dev Ufuk Kayserilioglu on Twitter Ufuk Kayserilioglu on GitHub…

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182 - ChatGPT with Lee McAlilly 1:10:57

۲ years پیش1:10:57

1:10:57

Lee McAlilly returns for a discussion of his experiences using ChatGPT, strategies for using ChatGPT in your work, how getting correct answers isn't the only value to be derived from ChatGPT, what the future of programming with AI tools looks like, the potential downsides of AI technology, and how AI will or will not affect employment. Ruby on Rails Tutorial by Michael Hartl Enlightenment Now by Steven Pinker Original Fuzz Guitar Straps Lee McAlilly on Twitter…

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181 - How to Fix Flaky Tests with Dan Manges, Founder of RWX 1:09:59

۲ years پیش1:09:59

1:09:59

On today's episode I'm joined by Dan Manges, founder of RTX, to discuss strategies for diagnosing and fixing flaky tests. What causes flaky tests How I fix flaky tests Dan Manges on Twitter RWX RWX Captain

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180 - ChatGPT and Testing with J. B. Rainsberger 1:22:30

۲ years پیش1:22:30

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In today's episode I'm joined by J. B. Rainsberger for an assessment of what value can be derived from using ChatGPT as a programming tool. We also discuss why you should write your tests backwards, using ChatGPT to make tests pass, and J. B.'s philosophy and approach as a consultant. Finally, we get into the benefits of joining J. B.'s JBrains Experience mentoring group. Extreme Programming Explained by Kent Beck Extreme Programming Installed by Ron Jeffries, Ann Anderson, and Chet Hendrickson Planning Extreme Programming by Kent Beck and Martin Fowler Switch by Chip and Dan Heath Test Driven Development at Wiki.C2.com JBrains.ca - J.B. Rainsberger's Site The JBrains Experience The Code Whisperer Blog.JBrains.ca The World's Best Intro to TDD, Level 1 J. B. Rainsberger on Twitter…

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179 - France, Snail Mail, and ChatGPT with Nick Schwaderer 1:38:13

۲ years پیش1:38:13

1:38:13

In this episode, Nick Schwaderer returns for a wide-ranging discussion that touches upon the weather in Belfast, my trip to France, cocktail recipes, the thrill of receiving snail mail, my new newsletter, ChatGPT and the alleged end of programming, and Nick's new project Scarpe. Nick Schwaderer on Twitter Schwad.github.io Rebuilding Rails by Noah Gibbs Nobody Knows Shoes by Why the Lucky Stiff Scarpe…

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178 - Separating What from How with Patricio Arluciaga 57:56

۲ years پیش57:56

57:56

In today's episode, Patricio Arluciaga and I discuss working together on separating the what from the how in software development. We also touch on Patricio's time in the printing industry and his subsequent transition into programming. Patricio Arluciaga on Twitter Cosmos by Carl Sagan Contact by Carl Sagan…

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177 - Lucian Ghinda, Creator of Short Ruby Newsletter 51:33

۲ years پیش51:33

51:33

On today's episode, I'm joined by Lucian Ghinda, creator of Short Ruby Newsletter. We discuss tactics for reading technical books on unfamiliar topics, consistently delivering quality programming to production, programming as a mix of engineering and art, understanding the reasons why an approach was used rather than applying rules to determine whether code is "good" or "bad", and we go in-depth on duplication. Short Ruby Newsletter Cookpad Ruby and Rails.info Friendly.rb Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture by Martin Fowler Ghinda.com Lucian Ghinda on Twitter…

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176 - How to Build a Feature with Irina Nazarova, CEO of Evil Martians 1:41:32

۲ years پیش1:41:32

1:41:32

This week, Irina Nazarova and I discuss the way we think about building features. We get into the kinds of questions you should ask at the beginning of a project, using feedback loops to make sure you understand the user's needs, the propensity of users to muddle through using software rather than reading documentation, releasing smaller chunks of work frequently to limit risk, and focusing on helping the user rather than on the tech. We also discuss upcoming conferences and our travel plans. Irina Nazarova on Twitter Irina Nazarova on LinkedIn Evil Martians.com Don't Make Me Think by Steve Krug A Different Way to Think About Rails Models Razom for Ukraine Nova Ukraine World Central Kitchen…

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175 - Preventing Software Defects with Vitor Oliveira 55:51

۲ years پیش55:51

55:51

On today's episode, I'm joined by Vitor Oliveira for a discussion including learning spoken languages and whether that relates to programming, testing and QA, the false dichotomy of perfect vs. good code, the types of defects (bugs, design defects, & missing features), and code review. Napice Vitor Olivera on LinkedIn…

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174 - Freelancing with Jeremy Smith 1:32:52

۲ years پیش1:32:52

1:32:52

This episode, Jeremy Smith and I get together for an in-depth conversation on his approach to freelancing. We also discuss his upcoming conference Blue Ridge Ruby (June 8-9). Hybrd JeremySmith.co Blue Ridge Ruby Jeremy Smith on Twitter Jeremy Smith on ruby.social Million Dollar Consulting by Alan Weiss Software Estimation by Steve McConnell…

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