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The limits of Phoenix LiveView
Phoenix LiveView is great. You probably don't need JavaScript. But if you do, keep it separate. -
Ignore RuboCop changes in Git Blame
Hide refactoring commits in git-blame by using .git-blame-ignore-revs -
Too much developer generalization can hurt
After jumping through too many programming ecosystems and paradigms, despite the overall increase in skills and experience, my demonstrable skillset plummeted. -
S.O.S.(F).: Save Our Submittable (Forms)
You can apply many cool things when building forms, but the complexity tradeoff often just gets you into trouble. -
Learning good habits by watching a staff software consultant
What is good software consulting? Watching a staff level engineer is a great way to learn good habits. -
What we learned about impacting software developer happiness
Many people focus on process when trying to improve software developer happiness. And that's important. But a supportive environment with a thriving culture are equally important. -
A Lesson in Type Safety with Typescript, Remix and Prisma
It's fun to experiment with libraries, until things go wrong. Joseph Lozano shares a useful lesson in type safety with Typescript and Prisma. -
Double Agent Profile: Eric Newbury
Meet the double agents behind Test Double’s mission to build great software and great teams. In this edition, find out more about Eric Newbury. -
How to balance software architecture goals with limited resources
You want to make architectural changes, but how do you fit them in the project? Being clear on your goals, resources and priorities is important. Here's why. -
Building passwordless email auth in Rails
Adding authentication to your Rails app but don't want to store passwords or rely on third-party OAuth? Let's build a passwordless login system that emails users magic links!
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