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 15 hours 47 minutes
83: Canadian Halloween
Sean encounters a roadblock in updating Diesel to use Rust’s new soon-to-be-stabilized procedural macros. Derek and Sean discuss the most recent CVE filed for Bundler, which is a lot like the previous CVE filed for Bundler.
82: I Just Want a Dog in a Spacesuit
We discuss the problems with getting a CVE and the new lightning fast search tool, ripgrep. Sandwiched between those topics, we dive into the colonization of Mars. Yes, that's right, Mars.
81: Is This Really a CVE?
Derek and Sean talk through how to handle a security vulnerability that was reported for Clearance, a user authentication library.
80: Back to the Futures
What's appropriate for a web middleware stack to provide? Does Rack do too much? Plus, our thoughts on NeoVim and Vim 8.
79: Comments in Your Queries
Derek and Sean talk through some complex SQL before they examine the calluses developed from years of writing software on OS X.
78: I'm an Adult and I Choose Java
Sean and Amanda discuss the state of Android Development in 2016. Java, Kotlin, Dependency Injection, and Functional Reactive Programming, oh my!
76: The One With Laila & Brenda
Between thoughtbot's Summer Summit and Sean's vacation, we are sadly without a new episode this week. However, we would love you all to check out thoughtbot's newest podcast, interviewing inspirational designers, developers, and other makers in tech, The Laila & Brenda Show! Give their latest episode a listen here, and if you like it subscribe to their feed however you listen to podcasts!
75: I'm Not Sure That's Better
Derek and Sean discuss hunting down intermittently failing tests, finding unused code in your application, and why you should never ever change your test framework.
74: A Dip in the Connection Pool
We talk through design considerations for a user-visible custom query builder for a high volume ecommerce system.