Rails with Jason
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On Rails with Jason, Jason Swett talk with Rails developers about how they work with Rails. Guests include people like Ben Orenstein and Noel Rappin.
Rails with Jason
1d ago
On this episode, Rich Steinmetz returns once again for a conversation on working with and testing APIs.
Rich Steinmetz on Twitter
Rich Stone.io ..read more
Rails with Jason
3w ago
In this episode I talk with Andy Croll about Brighton Ruby Conference, RailsConf, and why attending a conference is an investment in your career.
RailsConf
Brighton Ruby Conference
Andy Croll on Twitter
Andy Croll on Mastodon
AndyCroll.com
First Ruby Friend
CoverageBook ..read more
Rails with Jason
1M ago
In this episode, Ran Craycraft, Managing Director at Thoughtbot and I discuss consulting at Thoughtbot, the process of finding new clients, setting rates as a consultant, consulting vs becoming a full-time employee, earning a positive reputation as a consultant through thought leadership and referrals, the enduring popularity of Ruby on Rails, and work-life balance.
Thoughtbot.com
Thoughtbot on LinkedIn
Ran Craycraft on LinkedIn
Sin City Ruby ..read more
Rails with Jason
1M ago
In this episode, Ran Craycraft, Managing Director at Thoughtbot and I discuss consulting at Thoughtbot, the process of finding new clients, setting rates as a consultant, consulting vs becoming a full-time employee, earning a positive reputation as a consultant through thought leadership and referrals, the enduring popularity of Ruby on Rails, and work-life balance.
Thoughtbot.com
Thoughtbot on LinkedIn
Ran Craycraft on LinkedIn
Sin City Ruby ..read more
Rails with Jason
1M ago
On today's episode, I talk with Erik Cameron of The Gnar Company. We discuss containerization, WASI, the possibilities of AI-generated binaries, the iterative process of AI-assisted programming, potential professional and social changes from AI-assisted programming, the mismatch between the stock of currently available programmers and the needs of the current programming industry, and the granularity of the work that is output by AI.
The Gnar Company
Erik's profile on The Gnar Company site
The Gnar Company Blog
Erik Cameron on LinkedIn
Sin City Ruby ..read more
Rails with Jason
2M ago
Avo founder Adrian Marin returns for a discussion about our experience at Friendly.rb and how to get the most out of your time at a conference. We also talk about Adrian's work with Avo, my upcoming Sin City Ruby conference and the possibilities for extracurricular activities, the Code with Jason World Tour, and my consulting work.
Friendly.rb
How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
EuRuKo 2024
The Rails 7 Way by Obie Fernandez et al.
Nonsense Monthly, my newsletter
Adrian Marin on Twitter
Adrian Marin on GitHub
Avo Admin
Adrianthedev.com
Sin City Ruby ..read more
Rails with Jason
2M ago
On today's episode, Andrew Maier joins me for a discussion of usability testing and models. We define usability testing and by using examples, we explore how it can make you a more efficient and effective developer.
The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman
Stuck? Diagrams Help by Abby Covert
How to Make Sense of Any Mess by Abby Covert
Gamestorming by Dave Gray, Sunni Brown, and James Macanufo
About Face by Alan Cooper, Et al.
3 Lessons From Teaching A Course On UX Design by Andrew Maier
Flagrant
Andrew Maier on Twitter
Andrew Maier on Mastodon ..read more
Rails with Jason
2M ago
On today's episode Jim Remsik, CEO of Flagrant joins me for a discussion that touches on finding clients as a freelancer or consultant, building word-of-mouth, networking at conferences, design in the development life cycle, gathering data to assist with the design process, and welcoming new members into the development community.
Flagrant
Jim Remsik on Ruby.social
Jim Remsik on Twitter
Madison Ruby - August 1 & 2, 2024
Sin City Ruby ..read more
Rails with Jason
3M ago
On today's episode, Katie Langerman and Cameron Dutro of GitHub join me for a discussion of design systems, style guides and GitHub's design system Primer, view components, view-related logic, view testing, and how design changes can pass a system test and yet fail a common sense test.
Primer.style
Cameron Dutro.com
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Katie Langerman on GitHub
Katie Langerman on Twitter
Katie Langerman on LinkedIn
Cameron Dutro on GitHub
Cameron Dutro on Mastodon
Cameron Dutro on LinkedIn ..read more
Rails with Jason
3M ago
In this episode, Matt Swanson returns to discuss YAGNI (you ain't gonna need it), Kent Beck's quote "make the change easy (warning: this may be hard) then make the easy change," why educational materials for beginners abound, but that's not the case for intermediate and advanced developers, what drives people to create educational materials, the purpose of testing, and being judicious in what you spend your time thinking about.
Matt Swanson on Twitter
Matt Swanson on GitHub
Matt Swanson on DevTo ..read more