brian_cooksey

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   How Zapier Does Take-Home Skills Interviews(zapier.com)

   1 points by brian_cooksey 8y ago|0 comments
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   Intro to Graph APIs(zapier.com)

   91 points by brian_cooksey 9y ago|25 comments
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   When REST Gets Messy(zapier.com)

   74 points by brian_cooksey 12y ago|43 comments
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   by brian_cooksey 13y ago

   Mostly because I'm a VIM + command line type of guy :) I'm aware there are a slew of plugins/built-ins with IDE's that I didn't cover. As I mentioned in a comment on the post, I think a disclaimer that stated my pre
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   by brian_cooksey 13y ago

   Thanks, and long time no see. Hope things are going well for ya! I'm interested in the number of people that do the Editor-of-Choice and PyCharm combo. May have to see how the GVIM PyCharm combo would work.
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   by brian_cooksey 13y ago

   Thanks for the link. It wasn't one that came up when I was searching, but it definitely looks like another solid option. Sticky mode in particular sounds slick.
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   by brian_cooksey 13y ago

   Thanks for the tip!
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   Debugging Python Like a Boss(zapier.com)

   168 points by brian_cooksey 13y ago|98 comments
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   by brian_cooksey 13y ago

   Server A has events Server B wants to know about. With REST Hooks, Server A provides an API that Server B use to tell Server A "Please POST notifications about those events to this URL". Then Server B keeps a web server listening
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    by brian_cooksey 13y ago

    The focus is on server-server communication. A client like a web browser would need to use a different approach to get notifications, but there are options in that space besides polling.
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    Intro to JS Web Workers(zapier.com)

    89 points by brian_cooksey 13y ago|9 comments