As a content creator, I love the look and feel of “link in bio” pages.
They’re such an easy and mobile-friendly way to share various social medias and projects.
However, as a developer, I am frankly offended at the idea of needing a SAAS app to create a static page of links.
The idea of paying for such a service, or sharing my page with their branding is simply abhorrent.
Thankfully I have a Jekyll site and the ability to create <a> tags, so I’m able to avoid that dismal fate.❤️
git add . sets you up for failure, and it’s most prevalent in the community that it’s worst suited for: git beginners. Fixing a commit with unwanted changes in it is significantly harder than being intentional about what you commit to begin with. This article will go over how to make intentional commits, and then discuss the most common examples where I see git add . trip up developers.
The Fibonacci Shawl is a gorgeous design that attempts to express Fibonacci’s sequence through yarn. Each stripe of color represents a number from Fibonacci’s sequence.
Relicans host, Kirk Haines, talks to former Relican, Chael Wright-Munn, about how programming is just as human as art, poetry, and music where you’re following certain rules and certain conventions to create something that didn’t exist before, making habits and systems versus trying to keep things in your head, and how she feels about the Rust programming languages compared to other languages.
Most folks get stuck in open-source on one of the three following barriers:
Getting Started
Building the PR on a Forked Repo
Managing feelings around the review process
I want to remove those barriers for you, and give you a realistic view of how to contribute to open-source projects, and get your PRs merged.
Relicans host, Rachael Wright-Munn, talks to Application Architect at Calendly, Dmitry Pashkevich, about his experiences breaking up a Rails Monolith and his recent talk about “Contract-Driven API Development.”
Relicans host, Rachael Wright-Munn, talks to Senior Software Engineer, Aaron Marks, about analyzing data and making data make sense, teaching data analytics, and even accidentally automating himself out of a job!
Relicans host, Rachael Wright-Munn, talks to Thiago Araujo about hexdevs, his company, where he takes developers and helps them grow into capable professional software engineers, building things that help people, and risk mitigation.
Hello, everyone, and welcome to the Polyglot. Today I’m speaking with Matthew Draper who is a Principal Engineer at Buildkite as well as a long-time contributor to Ruby on Rails and a member of the Rails Core team. Hi, Matthew, and welcome.
I met Casey at one of my previous jobs and admire the way he designs systems and discusses architecture. He’s a long-time software architect who has been designing solutions for businesses of all sizes for 26 years. I’ve always wanted to be a software architect, but the timing has never worked out. This was a really fun podcast though! Casey has a bunch of great stories to share about designing systems, unintended advertising side effects, and technology hottakes!
