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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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    99: Just Sayin' Feb 16, 2017
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    We go into the weeds with MySQL and discuss the virtues of database migrations written in SQL.

    • Big and little endian
    • mysql_real_escape_string
    • Should we set CLIENT_IGNORE_SIGPIPE for MySQL?
    • Why Uber Switched From Postgres to MySQL
    • Default Primary Keys Are Now BIGINT
    • Using reversible in migrations
    • Gary's tweet

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    98: I Have Good Branch Hygiene Feb 08, 2017
    Show notes

    We discuss complexity and progressive disclosure, garbage collection, and the impenetrable nature of Git.

    • Chris Lattner on Accidental Tech Podcase
    • Simple Made Easy
    • Garbage Collection was a feature of Objective-C 2.0
    • The listen gem breaks my laptop
    • Go GC: Prioritizing low latency and simplicity
    • Modern Garbage Collection which calls out the tradeoffs of Go's approach
    • WebKit’s Retreating Wavefront Concurrent Garbage Collector
    • The Joel Test
    • Tig: text-mode interface for Git

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    97: One Equals Zero Jan 31, 2017
    Show notes

    We wonder why writing parameterized associations in Rails is not easy, and discuss the difficulty in eliminating no-op queries in ActiveRecord. Plus, we discuss how you can give a great RailsConf talk proposal that doesn't have anything to do with Rails.

    • RequestStore
    • The IDs writer patch Derek sent Sean
    • Skunk Works by Nickolas Means
    • It’s a Total Hack The Bike Shed episode inspired by Skunk Works
    • Hanami

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    96: Who Stinks? Jan 27, 2017
    Show notes

    Baby Ruby, Ruby refinements, Rails discoverability, and annoying polyfills.

    • Refinements
    • Refinements in Rails
    • Remove required field polyfill from Rails-UJS
    • Safari is the New IE
    • Safari isn't the new IE: it's the user-centric web

    Baby Ruby- "Send me onesies!"

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    95: Click 'Cat' to go 'Home' (Morgane Santos) Jan 20, 2017
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    Amanda is joined by Morgane Santos to discuss the experiences, technology, and development of Virtual Reality.

    • VR For Burn Relief
    • Vive
    • Maya for Beginners
    • GoogleVR Dev Resources
    • GitHub Game Off
    • Get Cardboard
    • Gray Area

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    94: It's Not Supposed to Work Jan 11, 2017
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    We discuss the pain of custom inputs in HTML, ActiveRecord bugs, and Rust's Fire Flower.

    • Sean’s Haircut
    • Select2
    • Query with 'exists' subquery fails to bind parameters
    • Rocket
    • Diesel JSON data type
    • Rust is More Than Safety
    • Safety is Rust’s Fire Flower
    • Fire Flowers and Marios: Marketing Rust

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    93: I Have Complex Feelings Dec 21, 2016
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    The impact of codes of conduct on community behavior, shipping a mobile app written in Elm, and yet more to say on SemVer.

    • Diesel 0.9
    • Change Default Primary Keys to BIGINT
    • The Rust Code of Conduct
    • Ruby Code of Conduct issue
    • Rails Code of Conduct
    • thoughtbot Code of Conduct
    • Disabling submit on invalid forms without JavaScript
    • Purple Train
    • Elm Native
    • React Native
    • Our earlier episode on Purple Train and React Native
    • Homebrew SemVer issue

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    92: The Queen of Canada Dec 16, 2016
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    We discuss the sneaky performance differences between present?, any?, blank? and empty? with ActiveRecord, when N+1 is a "feature", and the future of Diesel.

    • An awesome gif
    • Justin Trudeau’s Shopify selfie
    • The Toonie
    • Slow Counting in Postgres
    • N+1 is a Feature
    • Managing dependencies with Rails’ Russian doll caching
    • Postgres Upsert
    • Support The Bike Shed and other thoughtbot podcasts

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    91: I Think It's a Fish Dec 08, 2016
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    Derek briefly complains of the staleness of the asset pipeline in Rails 5, before Sean catches Derek up on Rails 5.1's support for Webpack, Yarn, and ES6. We also discuss the pain of deprecations in the upgrade to Rails 5.

    • Can I Use: HTML 5 validations
    • checkValidity()
    • ESLint
    • Rails 5.1 can use Webpack and Yarn
    • A Tour of Rails’ jQuery UJS
    • How Does Origin Pull Work?
    • PaperTrail Rails 5.1 pull request
    • A shim for Rails 5 controller tests

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    90: Freedom Units Dec 01, 2016
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    We discuss adventures with shared mutable state in Elixir before turning to our thoughts on mocking HTTP interaction and how our approaches may differ depending on the language we’re using.

    • How to Solve a Rubik’s Cube
    • GenServer
    • Agent
    • Mocks and Explicit Contracts by José Valim
    • VCR and exvcr
    • actual radio buttons

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