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Developing Humility: How to find balance as a developer and a leader
Humility is one of the most critical skills a leader or developer can have. So, how do you become humble and why is it so important? -
Mission Possible: Performant GraphQL APIs made easy in Elixir
Your mission: build a GraphQL API with filtering, sorting, and arbitrary preloading of nested data with minimal boilerplate and maximum performance. -
How to fake time in a Postgres database
Mocking or freezing time when testing your application? Ruby and JavaScript make it easy … until your database is involved. Here's a way to time travel in Postgres! -
How environment variables make your Ruby test suite flaky
Environment variables can help manage config in any application. But they can also make Ruby test suites flaky. Learn why this happens and how to fix it. -
Architecture Decision Records help you, your team, and future teams
Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) can be a huge help to your team. Whether facilitating discussion or recording the Why, ADRs give you a way to understand and revisit team decisions. -
Why 100% remote works for working parents
As tech companies go through yet another return to office wave, consider why 100% remote works for working parents. -
Agent Interview: Matt Jones on Elixir and how to help support open source
Matt Jones shares how he got started in Elixir, why it’s similar to Ruby on Rails, and how to help contribute to open source community support. -
Using the new M1 MacBook Pro as a developer
Here’s what Test Double engineers think about using the new M1 MacBook Pro as a developer. -
Why you need job descriptions at every stage in your software career
Find out exactly why job descriptions are a useful tool for software developers at every career stage. -
Agent Interview: Eric Newbury on the super performant new Roc language
Eric Newbury talks about the new compile-to-binary functional language Roc, why he loves functional programming, and the evolution of programming languages.
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