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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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    199: Pave That Path May 21, 2019
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    On this week's episode, Steph and Chris talk about PR sizing, load testing (the weird way), and ponder the merits and pitfalls of personal style in code. They also discuss Hertz suing Accenture for undelivered software and the belief that engineers should talk to users! This one truly has something for everyone.

    • prettier
    • elm-format
    • Query objects
    • Prettier plugin-ruby
    • Stop Coding and Start Drawing - Joël's post on drawing
    • Server sent events
    • WebSockets
    • Copy as cURL
    • Google App Engine
    • HireFire
    • Hertz & Accenture tweet summary

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    198: In Terms of Tradeoffs (Glenn Vanderburg) May 14, 2019
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    On this week's episode, Chris is joined by Glenn Vanderburg, VP of Engineering at First.io, live from RailsConf. They discuss Glenn's RailsConf talk, "The 30-Month Migration", covering distributed data models, refactoring, and the wonders of postgres. They also discuss Glenn's famous talk, "Real Software Engineering", and what the term "software engineering" means within our communities.

    • Glenn on Twitter
    • Glenn's RailsConf talk - The 30-Month Migration
    • Glenn's blog
    • First.io
    • Postgres
    • MySQL
    • Postgres Common Table Expressions (CTEs)
    • Swanand Pagnis - It's 2017, and I still want to sell you a graph database!
    • GraphQL
    • Glenn Vanderburg - Real Software Engineering
    • Agile Manifesto
    • Extreme Programming
    • Rust Language
    • Kathleen Fisher
    • Kathleen Fisher, High Assurance Systems
    • AWS Firecracker
    • Bike Shed with Lin Clark & Till Schneidereit on WebAssembly & WASI
    • Fastly Lucet
    • Chaos Engineering
    • Chaos Monkey
    • Joe Armstrong
    • Erlang
    • Property Based Testing
    • Erlang Actor Model
    • Clojure
    • ClojureScript
    • Functional Core, Imperative Shell
    • Sorbet - Stripe library for gradual static typing in Ruby

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    197: Don't Go Chasing Waterfalls May 07, 2019
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    Steph and Chris discuss Redux, integration testing strategies, scoping data for React components, and take a question from a listener about improving process and reducing bugs in a complex service-oriented system with a hint of waterfall in their workflow.

    • Angular
    • Apollo
    • Capybara
    • CircleCI
    • CircleCI Orbs
    • Cypress
    • Docker
    • Enzyme
    • GraphQL
    • HTTP
    • Heroku Buildpack
    • Mystery Guests
    • Nightmare.js
    • Normalizer
    • RSpec
    • React
    • Redux
    • Reselect
    • SOA - Service Oriented Architecture
    • Selenium
    • Swagger
    • The Real Story Behind Story Points
    • Thunk
    • json schema
    • lunar
    • npm
    • react-testing-library

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    196: I Can Be Wrong on the Internet Apr 30, 2019
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    On this week's episode, Chris welcomes Steph as the new co-host of The Bike Shed! Chris and Steph discuss their experiences using React, TypeScript, and Angular.

    • Angular
    • Backbone
    • BDD
    • Elm
    • Ember
    • ES6
    • HTTP
    • Javascript
    • Python
    • Rails
    • React
    • RSJX
    • TDD
    • Typescript
    • Vue

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    195: WebAssembly & WASI (Lin Clark & Till Schneidereit) Apr 19, 2019
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    On this week's episode, Chris is joined by Lin Clark and Till Schneidereit of Mozilla to discuss all things WebAssembly. Lin and Till are helping to lead the development and advocacy around WebAssembly and in this conversation they discuss the current state of WASM, new developments like the WebAssembly System Interface (WASI), and the longer term possibilities and goals for WASM.

    • Lin Clark
    • Till Schneidereit
    • Code Cartoons
    • WebAssembly
    • Rust
    • TC39 JavaScript committee
    • W3C
    • WebAssembly WebIDL
    • Rust wasm toolchain
    • Babel
    • Emscripten
    • Asm.js
    • Figma
    • WASI Web Assembly System Interface
    • wasmtime
    • Fastly CDN
    • Lucet - Fastly's WASM Runtime
    • Solomon Hykes tweet re: Docker & WASM+WASI
    • The Birth & Death of JavaScript
    • Lin’s post on Post MVP future for WASM
    • Mozilla hacks blog
    • WebAssembly's Post MVP Future talk by Lin Clark and Till Schneidereit

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    194: My PGP Shame Apr 12, 2019
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    On this week's episode, Chris is joined by Mike Burns, developer in our New York studio, to discuss the ins and outs of application security. Mike recently added a comprehensive Application Security Guide to the thoughtbot guides, and in this chat they discuss some of the high points of the guide, some of the low points of common security holes, and some of the fantastically specific workflows and approaches Mike has for his personal information and security management.

    • Mike Burns on Mastodon
    • Mike Burns on the thoughtbot blog
    • Application Security Guide
    • YAML
    • JSON
    • TOML
    • Bcrypt
    • Scrypt
    • TLS Handshake explained with paint colors
    • NIST - Digital Identity Guidelines
    • Clearance
    • DKIM & SPF for email verification
    • PGP Signing of Emails
    • PGP Signing git Commits
    • Facebook Stored Millions Of Passwords In Plaintext
    • PhishMe (now Cofense)
    • Mutt email client
    • YubiKey
    • Pass
    • pwgen
    • LastPass
    • Perfect Forward Secrecy
    • Tarsnap

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    193: A Thing I Know Almost Nothing About Apr 05, 2019
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    On this week's episode, Chris is joined by Edward Loveall, former thoughtbot design apprentice and now thoughtbot developer. After a quick chat about Edward's thoughtbot origin story, podcasts, and DNS, they dig into the heart of the conversation talking about their respective "must have" developer tools on new machines.

    • edwardloveall.com
    • thoughtbot apprenticeship
    • Domain Name Sanity
    • Heroku
    • DNSimple
    • Amazon Route53
    • Giant Robots podcast
    • Edward's episode on Giant Robots talking about the apprenticeship
    • Tweet about using a podcast as internal onboarding
    • Hammerspoon
    • Slate
    • Spectacle
    • Divvy
    • Vim
    • Tmux
    • VSCode Live share
    • tmate
    • Alfred
    • Alfred clipboard
    • AppleScript
    • Arch Linux
    • Jeff Goldblum iMac Commercials
    • Feedly
    • Feedbin
    • ReadKit
    • JSON Feed
    • CSS & Privacy - Why can’t I set the font size of a visited link?
    • Lobsters

    Thank you to CircleCI for sponsoring this episode.

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    192: I Don't Want to Think That Hard Mar 29, 2019
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    On this week's episode, Chris is joined by Sid Raval, developer in our New York studio. Chris and Sid chat about functional programming, strong types, and accessibility. Along the way they touch on TypeScript, Haskell, Scala, Elm, and plenty in between. They round out the conversation with a discussion around accessibility and developer tools.

    • Ruby
    • Haskell
    • Scala
    • Elm
    • GHCJS
    • Reflex (frp library for Hasekll)
    • Scala.js
    • TypeScript
    • How Elm Slays a UI Antipattern
    • RemoteData library in Elm
    • Sid's blog post on gradually adding flow
    • QuickCheck library for haskell
    • Sorbet - Ruby static type annotations
    • Sids' blog post - Grouping elements for better accessibility

    Thank you to CircleCI for sponsoring this episode.

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    191: Open Source is Created By Humans (Devon Zuegel) Mar 22, 2019
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    Chris is joined by Devon Zuegel who recently joined GitHub in the new Open Source Product Manager role. Devon and Chris discuss the complexities inherent to open source including funding models, managing motivation and burnout, different open source models, and end with a discussion around how we can be better open source citizens, both as consumers and maintainers.

    • Devon on Twitter
    • Devon's Blog
    • Nadia Eghbal - Roads and Bridges: The Unseen Labor Behind Our Digital Infrastructure
    • Patreon
    • Sindre Sorhus on Patreon
    • Open Collective
    • ESLint on Open Collective
    • Webpack on Open Collective
    • Babel on Open Collective
    • Sidekiq Pro
    • GraphQL Pro
    • GitHub related issues
    • Clojure
    • Rich Hickey
    • Elm
    • Evan Czaplicki
    • Matz replies to post around Ruby moving slowly
    • Open Source Maintainers Group on GitHub

    Thank you to CircleCI for sponsoring this episode.

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    190: Going Steady With a Platform Mar 15, 2019
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    On this week's episode, Chris is joined by Alex Sullivan, mobile developer in our Boston office. Alex takes Chris on a tour of the mobile landscape comparing the core native platforms (Android and iOS), the languages, developer tooling and IDEs, and fundamental thinking. They also dip into a discussion around React Native highlighting some of its strengths, as well as areas where native still clearly wins. Finally they touch on Flutter, the newest entrant into the mobile space to round out the discussion.

    • Runkeeper
    • Android
    • iOS
    • ViewModel
    • Room
    • Java
    • Kotlin
    • Objective C
    • Swift
    • Scala
    • JetBrains
    • Type erasure
    • Reified types
    • Android Studio
    • Xcode
    • AppCode
    • Gary Bernhardt
    • React Native
    • Xamarin
    • Flutter
    • Dart
    • Alex's post comparing performance of native, Flutter, and React Native

    Thank you to CircleCI for sponsoring this episode.

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