jipiboily

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   by jipiboily 12y ago

   New bord are effectively different, and I had no idea either how to handle them until day 1 of Sara. I even never changed a diaper before that day!
2. 32.▲
   by jipiboily 12y ago

   Gladly, and congrats!!!
3. 33.▲
   by jipiboily 12y ago

   Oh yeah, I live in Quebec, things are a bit different, we can drink at 18, school is much, much cheaper too
4. 34.▲
   by jipiboily 12y ago

   I agree and not, it's easier for some people, and harder for other. It is definitely harder for people with lower salaries who needs to have two jobs (I know some!). It is also easier, at least here in Quebec, for people that works, as
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   by jipiboily 12y ago

   It was every 1.5 - 2 hours for a while and it is still that often, sometimes she sleeps 4+ hours (she did that 3 or 4 times now)...kinda crazy. Good "luck"! Apparently the first 20 years are the worst...hehe ;)
6. 36.▲
   by jipiboily 12y ago

   It's fun and there is a lot of love. Wow, 3 soon 4? Awesome and congrats on the new one!
7. 37.▲
   by jipiboily 12y ago

   I agree it's not more amazing than someone working anywhere else, but startups are often seen as non-sense as you need to work 80 hours a week to get shit done, we were trying to break that a bit and just tell "hey, it's poss
8. 38.▲
   by jipiboily 12y ago

   Hey, I'm the dad from that blog post, feel free to ask questions :)
9. 39.▲
   Being a new dad while working at a startup(blog.rainforestqa.com)

   37 points by jipiboily 12y ago|56 comments
10. 40.▲
    by jipiboily 12y ago

    Awesome, thanks. <3 self-promotion done right :)
11. 41.▲
    by jipiboily 12y ago

    Really, where is that mentioned?
12. 42.▲
    by jipiboily 12y ago

    What would be the TL;DR? (or TL;DListen?)
13. 43.▲
    by jipiboily 12y ago

    Will it be recorded so more than 99% of the people could also have some insights? :)
14. 44.▲
    by jipiboily 12y ago

    I see they have a domain too: https://usekite.com/ . The part I am interested in is the "automatically" part of the "How does it work?" paragraph.
15. 45.▲
    by jipiboily 12y ago

    This looks cool, at first. There is not enough information to know if it really is. How does that work in real life? How do you provide those Docker containers? Just Dockerfiles? Is it paid or open source? The domain suggest it is open sour
16. 46.▲
    by jipiboily 12y ago

    Humanity at its best! <3
17. 47.▲
    by jipiboily 12y ago

    Thanks for the clarification!
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    by jipiboily 12y ago

    My 2 cents here, but I think hosting fees will be higher with Jenkins than small CI plans...there are free offerings and even the paid one starts with pretty cheap prices that makes it hard for me to justify even an hour of work configuring
19. 49.▲
    by jipiboily 12y ago

    Yeah, that, too.
20. 50.▲
    by jipiboily 12y ago

    You also are running your tests in a different environment (diff machine) which could catch some bugs IMHO. In addition to that, having the CI server deploying for you also means you can have a very limited part of your team that have actua
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    by jipiboily 12y ago

    I think it's a hard question to answer as it could be so different depending on the project. Ideally, your projects should be deployable independently from the other ones, to a certain extent. As an example, your API projects should ge
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    by jipiboily 12y ago

    I use it for my open source projects, but I personally think coverage % is not worth much for private projects. First, coverage doesn't mean well covered, it just means the code is being run. For new comers, it could be confusing and I
23. 53.▲
    by jipiboily 12y ago

    Actually, they had that plan for a few months I think, they just added continuous deployment for their free offering a few days ago I think?
24. 54.▲
    by jipiboily 12y ago

    As mentioned in the post, there are TONS of options, I just mentioned a few ones :)
25. 55.▲
    by jipiboily 12y ago

    JP, author of the post here - let me know if you have any additions / questions! :)
26. 56.▲
    by jipiboily 12y ago

    I never flushed migrations, maybe I should! Thanks for the comment. Food for thoughts :)
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    by jipiboily 12y ago

    From what I understand/think, this is roughly: Create a new table, add triggers from old table to new table (with new column(s)), copy data, once everything is copied, switch the tables
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    by jipiboily 12y ago

    I mentioned that, and yes, it is known to work really well. Shopify is using it, so does GitHub as far as I know.
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    by jipiboily 12y ago

    Thanks for sharing, didn't know about that one.
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    by jipiboily 12y ago

    Depending on your framework and ORM and how its column cache is working, it sounds like a good solution too!