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    The Bike Shed

    On The Bike Shed, hosts Joël Quenneville, Sally Hall, and Aji Slater discuss development experiences and challenges at thoughtbot with Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, and whatever else is drawing their attention, admiration, or ire this week.

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    289: Have You Ever Ridden a Horse? Apr 20, 2021
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    On this week's episode, Steph and Chris tackle a pair of questions -- the first dealing with how closely we might want to map an API to the underlying database schema, and the second dealing with back of the envelope math and horses (it makes more sense in context.... mostly). They also discuss the subtleties of the javascript date API across browsers, and a quick adventure in tuning database indexes for fun and profit.

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    • Testing LiveView
    • Inspecting Postgres Indexes
    • Postgres Partial Indexes
    • Postgres Create Index Concurrently

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    288: 10x Puppy Apr 13, 2021
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    On this week's episode, Chris and Steph discuss migrating a polymorphic relationship over to UUIDs and balancing trade-offs between data integrity vs complexity. They also touch on a new Rails feature that adds support to safely remove and add columns, GitHub Discussions, measuring team experiments, and purposeful communication.

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    • Modeling Polymorphic Associations in a Relational Database
    • Rails 6.1 - Add support for if_exists/if_not_exists
    • GitHub Discussions
    • Loom: Video Messaging

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    287: Turn it up to Eleven Mar 30, 2021
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    On this week's episode, Steph shares a recent performance improvement, a Postgres delight, and testing concurrency in RSpec. Chris revisits an earlier theme of "Good Idea, Bad Idea?" as he explores ways to speed up tests builds and avoid duplicate test builds. They round things out with a listener question about managing ERB partials and Vue components.

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    • ActiveRecord - with_lock
    • Domain Name Sanity by Edward Loveall
    • strong_migrations gem
    • react-rails gem

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    286: Time After Time Mar 23, 2021
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    On this week's episode, Chris shares a rare airing of grievances regarding the importance of secure, encrypted websites and Steph shares a tale of time zone troubles and testing.

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    285: Tell a Cohesive, Testable Story Mar 16, 2021
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    On this week's episode, Steph and Chris tackle a listener question around the world of service objects. Where, really, should we be putting our business logic. Model concerns, "service" objects, the model files themselves? Tune in to find out. They also discuss a perilous Rails 6 upgrade deployment and the ensuing debugging session, as well as Steph's retro on her extended break from work.

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    • USDR (US Digital Response) Volunteer Organization
    • 18f
    • USDS
    • TwiddleWakka
    • Clearance Issue w/ LOWER email
    • Say No To More Process
    • Bike Shed Question Form
    • dry-rb & dry-rb monad
    • Bike Shed Episode discussing dry-rb

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    284: Lovely, Wonderful Spam Mar 09, 2021
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    On this week's episode Chris and Steph chat about upgrading to Rails 6, intercepting emails, and play a few rounds of Software Terminology Trivia. They also discuss "Deep Work" by Cal Newport and share strategies for finding and maintaining focus.

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    • Letter Opener
    • recipient_interceptor
    • Spam Monty Python
    • CAN-SPAM Act
    • Deep Work by Cal Newport
    • brain.fm
    • Getting Things Done

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    283: Who's The User? Mar 02, 2021
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    On this week's episode Steph and Chris discuss a listener question around managing content within an application, weighing options like an integrated CMS, headless CMS provides, proxying the content, and supporting marketing and landing pages without needing a developer for every change. They also provide an update on dead man's snitch and a preview of a rails 6 upgrade on the horizon and dreams of database switching.

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    • Dead Man's Snitch
    • Multiple Databases with Active Record
    • Refinery CMS
    • ActiveAdmin
    • Rails Admin
    • MBTA dotcom repo
    • Fastly thoughtbot.com proxy blog post
    • "There's a typo on the homepage" - thoughtbot.com website redesign workshop

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    282: What is Normal? Feb 23, 2021
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    On this week's episode, Chris adds Dead Man's Snitch to a personal project and considers "what is the app doing at runtime?" as he touches on the importance of creating observable systems. Steph shares analyzing a site's traffic and using Apache Bench for simple load testing. They also respond to a listener question about creating environment-specific data for data-intensive applications.

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    • Dead Man's Snitch
    • Apache Bench
    • HTTP Keep-Alive

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    281: Finding That Middle Ground Feb 16, 2021
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    On this week's episode, Steph and Chris tackle a listener question around switching from mostly-developing, to mostly-communicating and the tactics they've used to balance these facets of their work. They also discuss the new error objects in Rails 6.1, the value of breakable toys, and the importance of keeping presentational concerns out of the data model.

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    • Rails 6.1's ActiveModel Errors Revamp blog post from @lulalala
    • Model error as object pull request with great conversation
    • Previous Bike Shed episode w/ discussion about error handling with dry-rb
    • Tell Me When It Closes
    • Monopoly Deal

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    280: Stable New New Feb 09, 2021
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    On this week's episode Chris and Steph discuss a new tmux feature and wvim, a script that streamlines shell command edits. They also discuss the value of taking a sabbatical and protecting downtime. Steph shares some exciting news about thoughtbot and they answer a listener question about GraphQL and whether your app really needs an API?

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    • "which + vim = wvim" post
    • GraphQL Ruby
    • Hasura
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