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joefiorini
3y ago
Thanks a ton for posting this! You saved me a lot of trouble!
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joefiorini
10y ago
I work on the team with OP. It's worth noting that in our actual retros we always discuss things causing friction & drag. All of the congratulatory stuff is done out-of-band in an email sent out after retro. To your other point: ar
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joefiorini
12y ago
For the last few months before I stopped doing Ruby full time I was using a workflow (on OS X) in which I downloaded a binary Ruby build (the one rvm uses when you do "rvm install --binary" on OS X) and extracted it to "/
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Vruby alpha – like virtualenv, but for ruby
(github.com)
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joefiorini
12y ago
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joefiorini
12y ago
I had an outstanding OSX update, installed that and rebooted. One of the two fixed it for me. Note: I DID NOT have to install the the root certificates, and if anyone else gets an SSL warning from DigiCert's root cert download site, I
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joefiorini
12y ago
I'm having this issue as well. I deleted all digicert certificates from my keychain just in case. Still couldn't get to Github. I can get to the DigiCert Root Certificates download page, but it gives me an invalid certificate warn
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Why your developers should think like a designer
(d-i.co)
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13y ago
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joefiorini
13y ago
I've found that working like this is making it much easier to provide the best solution for my clients. I can identify risks faster and change on a dime. It's been a breath of fresh air so far, but I'm curious to hear what ot
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joefiorini
13y ago
All the jobs I've had since college have had an open workspace. Of those, 3 stand out as particularly pertinent to this topic. At Job 1, a consulting company, we had an agreed upon culture of noise. We had music playing loudly most of
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joefiorini
13y ago
Currently only keypad & add/view contacts (no edit or delete right now).
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Ember Phone: iOS7's Phone.app Implemented in Ember.js
(joefiorini.github.io)
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joefiorini
13y ago
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joefiorini
13y ago
Further, who has ever advocated for building desktop apps _without_ a framework? The comparison of client-side frameworks to server-side frameworks is the wrong comparison. If I'm going to build a sufficiently complex Mac app I'm
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joefiorini
13y ago
At an earlier point in my career I was exactly the "highly technical person" in the above comment. I have always taken the approach to my work outlined in the OP, and therefore my emphasis on "getting it right" has cause
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Puppet vs. Chef Infographic
(scriptrock.com)
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Generating Menus in OSX Apps - the Ruby Way
(joefiorini.com)
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13y ago
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We Are Pioneers: the Journey to Ember.js
(hawkins.io)
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13y ago
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Implementing a Functional-Reactive Search UI with Bacon.js
(joefiorini.com)
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13y ago
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Ember and Stripe with Custom Forms, Part 2
(hawkins.io)
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13y ago
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Using Ember.js and Stripe Checkout
(hawkins.io)
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13y ago
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My Top Go-To Ember Resources
(joefiorini.com)
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13y ago
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Live Updating, Queued Collections in Ember.js
(joefiorini.com)
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13y ago
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Yes, you read correctly, it's TDD for SCSS.
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14y ago
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joefiorini
15y ago
I'm had the same thought Obie. I find high level integration tests provide most of the value for me, with unit testing when I need help with designing code. Having a decent suite of high level tests saves me from having to smoke test the en
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joefiorini
15y ago
I get inspiration from Adam Lisagor, his videos are online at http://sandwichvideo.com/ . He uses people in his product videos, not just the product. They have a very personal feel, which definitely reaches me. Of course, he has more than
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Love iOS? Love Ruby? Help influence Apple to get MacRuby on iOS.
(welovemacruby.com)
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15y ago
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joefiorini
15y ago
I have yet to find a project management app I like more than AgileZen. It allows me to model my workflow, assess against estimates and to top it off it's very pretty. There are a few things about it that bug me: notifications suck and there
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joefiorini
15y ago
It is more complex than it used to be, but too complex? Our tools have finally matured to solve some of the worst problems with Ruby development (ie. monkey patching, namespace conflicts, forking to fix bugs, gem development, etc). It's def
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joefiorini
15y ago
Thanks for the tip! I also learned you can do: :a! <paste like normal> <C-c> and that will paste with properly formatted text.
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joefiorini
15y ago
Good point on my wording, thank you. I will change that to make it less confusing. As for middle-click, I really don't want to use the mouse. I don't use it for pasting anywhere else, so why would I change that for Vim?
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joefiorini
15y ago
Sure, that works great if you want to reach for the mouse.
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