glenngillen

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by glenngillen 16y ago
Good point. It did start as something akin to that and I forgot that over time I've adapted the approach to catch things left in by other developers (and already committed to the codebase). Given the catching the debug statement is limited
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by glenngillen 16y ago
Should be fixed now
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Slaying dragons with git, bash, and ruby(rubypond.com)
57 points by glenngillen 16y ago|17 comments
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by glenngillen 16y ago
Definitely an oversight! Cheers, I'll add it in.
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by glenngillen 16y ago
In that scenario, you're not a BA you're the customer because you want your idea developed. So hire a competent developer to make that idea come to life. The core problems with being a BA are the same, you'll skew the implementation with
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Agile Development: A quickstart guide to doing it right(rubypond.com)
70 points by glenngillen 16y ago|25 comments
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You don't win friends with salad/Cucumber(rubypond.com)
2 points by glenngillen 16y ago|0 comments
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by glenngillen 16y ago
I think that is where the "best for the business" disclaimer comes in. You need to make the decision based not only on your own development efficiency but those you are impacting too. A recent example is at my current client, quite a large
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Why using packages makes sense(serialized.net)
2 points by glenngillen 16y ago|0 comments
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Nobody cares what tools you use(rubypond.com)
20 points by glenngillen 16y ago|5 comments
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by glenngillen 16y ago
Have you had a look at NestaCMS? Markdown, textile, or HAML support. Text files as your interface/storage. http://effectif.com/nesta
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by glenngillen 17y ago
works fine here :/
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12 talks from Ruby Manor(effectif.com)
2 points by glenngillen 17y ago|1 comments
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RubyManor Roundup(effectif.com)
16 points by glenngillen 18y ago|0 comments
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Merbcamp Day 2(rubypond.com)
13 points by glenngillen 18y ago|0 comments
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Merbcamp Highlights(rubypond.com)
7 points by glenngillen 18y ago|0 comments