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Tag Archives: software development
A Pleasant Development Environment featuring Docker and Rails
With the current virus issues I forgot to publicize that my presentation about creating pleasant development environments was posted along with an example of Dockerizing an existing Rails application. You can find the slides for the talk here. Finally you … Continue reading
Posted in Code Examples, Presentations
Tagged corgibytes, development environment, presentation, ruby on rails, software development, yegrb
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A Rails 6 Template and Then Some
I appreciate people posting getting started examples and templates online. They are good for getting started and playing with a new technology. The problem is the templates are usually not production ready. They are also missing a bunch of the … Continue reading
Posted in Software Development
Tagged ruby on rails, software development
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Blast from the Past: New Tools Require New Standards
I recently started a new contract that involves tools and software languages I normally don’t use. I have to remember that .NET best practices don’t necessarily translate to PHP/Java. I have to remember that New Tools Require New Standards (originally … Continue reading
Posted in Blast from the Past, Software Development
Tagged Blast from the Past, getting old, software development, tools
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Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2017
The results of the Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2017 are live. Some surprising highlights for me: Most developers surveyed are white male web developers. Just kidding, this was not surprising at all. More than 50% of developers’ parents had a … Continue reading
Posted in Software Development, Uncategorized
Tagged software development, stack overflow, survey
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Coming… Later Part 2
I was just talked into and/or talked my friends into purchasing Magicka. That reminded me I had posted Part 1 of “How the Gold Master was Delayed” and I should look for Part 2. It’s nice to see a humorous … Continue reading
Posted in Business Side, Fun, Software Development
Tagged Coming... Later, fun, magicka, software development
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Coming… Later
A realistic video about software development: Exclusive How the Gold Master Was Delayed: Part I If, like me, you typically work on business software for a single large client, aside from (shameless plug) Mini-Compressor, then make the following substitutions: Publisher … Continue reading
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Tagged Coming... Later, software development
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New Tools Require New Standards
“An old belief is like an old shoe. We so value its comfort that we fail to notice the hole in it.” – Robert Brault As developers we all have standards, even if they aren’t that well defined. Of course … Continue reading
Posted in Software Development
Tagged getting old, software development, tools
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