On The Bike Shed, hosts Joël Quenneville and Stephanie Minn discuss development experiences and challenges at thoughtbot with Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, and whatever else is drawing their attention, admiration, or ire this week.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 11 days 17 hours 27 minutes
106: Nerd Sniping (Chris Toomey)
Chris Toomey joins to talk about Tell Me When It Closes, Haskell, and GraphQL.
105: For Display Purposes Only
Complexity vs Functionality, Validations vs Database Constraints, plus whatever a Cap'n Proto is.
104: It's Dangerous to Refactor Alone!
Google's carrot-and-stick HTTPS policies and how playing The Legend of Zelda is like refactoring.
103: I Just Want to See Green Dots
When a hash isn't a hash, GitHub as your Résumé, and porting Crates.io to Diesel.
102: To the Moon!
Going "to" the moon, hidden type errors in our Rails apps, the process of talk prep, and the S3 outage.
101: Hey, You Leaned!
Amanda and Sean discuss the evolving stages of open source projects, native apps vs web apps, and space.
100: Nouns You Can Verb
Sam Phippen helps us celebrate episode 100, as we discuss Diesel bugs, REST, RPC, and more.
99: Just Sayin'
We go into the weeds with MySQL and discuss the virtues of database migrations written in SQL.
98: I Have Good Branch Hygiene
We discuss complexity and progressive disclosure, garbage collection, and the impenetrable nature of Git.
97: One Equals Zero
We wonder why writing parameterized associations in Rails is not easy, and discuss the difficulty in eliminating no-op queries in ActiveRecord. Plus, we discuss how you can give a great RailsConf talk proposal that doesn't have anything to do with Rails.