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Unfortunately, they're not able to deliver that feature request immediately.
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Well thanks, but I didn't pursue anything with Airbnb (I'm not looking to move to SF right now). But I agree that having an online persona is extremely helpful for landing your next gig.
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Recruiting a Rails Programmer, Step One: The Email.
(codeulate.com)
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I went to the actual site without reading the introduction on the blog. As a user who had no idea what he was about to read, here were my thoughts: * The tagline below the logo is nearly perfect. Instantly told me what I was looking at. * G
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How to land your first patch in Rails
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16y ago
I discovered a handy way of making throwaway classes this afternoon using Class.new. I thought it might be new to others too.
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A handy ruby trick: Class.new
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16y ago
Couldn't you learn this concept, grow as a programmer, and become more hirable in the process? It seems like you've decided you're not capable of teaching yourself through it.
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16y ago
I switched from Cucumber to Steak for several months and loved it. Getting away from english specification was a BIG win. However, two weeks ago, I removed Steak entirely, and am now using pure RSpec for my integration tests. If you look at
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16y ago
Hi all. I'm the author of this post. If you have any feedback or questions, I'll be checking this thread.
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How to use Rails routes in Steak scenarios (and RSpec specs)
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16y ago
When I clicked through to your Wufoo form to sign up for launch notification, the visual change was quite jarring--from soothing green to washed-out grey. It felt very alien. Maybe if you carried over the same green background over it would
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16y ago
Yeah, fair enough, the date is a bit easy to miss. Not my favorite aspect of the theme I'm using. Sure, it's 81 lines shorter, but I don't know what's going on there, either. Sure, but I'd imagine most developers have the default controll
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16y ago
Hi there! I'm the author. Thanks for your feedback. > "There is nothing in the post to indicate that the InheritedResources gem is any more state of the art than standard scaffold controllers" I think you may have missed my point (which
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Why You Shouldn't Use Rails' Scaffolded Controllers
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How to Train a Programmer (Hint: don't use Powerpoint)
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16y ago
Why does the Customer Service Engineer require a college degree when the Backend Engineer does not?
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Powerpoint bad. Code good.
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Amazing that people can complain that an open source tool is too well-documented . The famous 'build a blog in 15 minutes' was Rails' elevator pitch: intriguing, representative, but by no means a complete picture. You still needed a full r
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Typo: "We make a point of introducing speakers to those who particularly want to them."
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I solved a puzzle for ITA. It got me an interview, and made good discussion fodder once I was there.
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16y ago
Call to action should be more obvious--maybe a big red Try It button below the copy. I finished reading and had to look around for how to actually try it out.
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16y ago
Would you talk about what makes you good at sales?
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16y ago
For god's sake man, upgrade those monitors! You don't actually do development on 17" screen do you?
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16y ago
Reading that essay felt like improving my life. Fortunately, it was fun.
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16y ago
I love the design of your landing page. In particular, the graphic of the two iPhones on the right side made it _immediately_ and _compellingly_ clear what you're selling. Nice work.
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Five Mistakes Vim Beginners Make
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Too Many Software Updates on OS X?
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Land a Rails Job with No Experience
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Some other things I've remembered since posting this. 1. I wrote my solution in lisp, which likely helped quite a bit toward getting me in the door. I imagine my 'not as great' solution had some more leniency being in a hard-to-find-develo
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