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developmentproductivityprogramming

How Small PR Improves Team Productivity

In many companies, teams work together to achieve big goals. One way to keep the team productive is by focusing on small pull requests (PRs).

developmentproductivityprogramming

What to Do When You Have a Big PR Blocking Other Issues

Sometimes, despite your best efforts, you end up with a large pull request (PR) that blocks other tasks.

rubyrailsdevelopment

Recent Searches & Sorting Hashes: How They are Connected

In one of the applications, that we are developing, we needed to implement the storing of 10 last user search requests.

rubyrailsbestpractices

Avoid data migrations in the schema migrations for Rails

Could you re-run all migrations in the project? How often were you required to fix them while production was under fire?

agilechecklistdevelopment

Checklist for the non-tech founder

Non-tech founder checklist for managing dev teams: Track commits, standups, Kanban boards. Control your product development without technical expertise ✓

railsdevelopmentwebdev

Cleaning Up Your Rails Views With View Objects

The main reason not to put the complex logic into your views is, of course, testing.

cistartupgithub

Heroku Reviews Apps prevent delivering bugs on production

Are you afraid to deploy a master branch to the production? Do you still mess with staging servers?

agiledevelopmentmanagement

How to Get Remote Teams to High Perform

Raise your hand in case you feel confused about project progress. How often do you ask about the current status in Slack?

rubyrailstutorial

How To Memoize False and Nil Values

Memoizing with ||= breaks quietly when a method legitimately returns false or nil. Use defined?(@_result) instead, and here is why that works.

developmentstartupbusiness

How We Helped an Existing Product Debug, Grow, and Gain More (Satisfied) Customers

As its client base grew, Faria Education Group (FEG) needed to ensure its OpenApply product could accommodate increasing demand. The problem?

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