Development Practices Managing Multiple Releases in a Production Application Comparing two Agile workflows for managing multiple releases in a production application: Release Branches vs. Feature Flags
Ember.js Retrying Network Requests in Ember.js: Part 2 How to retrieve HTTP network requests from local storage and retry them in Ember.js.
Ember.js Retrying Network Requests in Ember.js: Part 1 How to intercept HTTP network requests and store those requests in local storage using Ember.js.
Personal Optimization How I Conquered My Fear of Meetings A meeting isn't a test of my credibility or intelligence, it's a collaboration. With a little preparation and self-awareness, I can relax and contribute.
Culture Working at a Socially Responsible Company One of the aspects I like the most about where I work that I feel like flies under the radar is how socially responsible we are as an organization.
Personal Optimization The Job Hunter’s Guide to Writing a Good Autobiography I spent a lot of time reviewing autobiographies and found there a few things that make the great ones stand out.
Ember.js Two Techniques for Keeping Your Ember.js Project Clean I've seen how an Ember app grows and transforms as it continues to grow. These are the things I would keep in mind while my Ember project progressed.
Ember.js Using Query Parameters in Ember.js Ember realizes the importance of query parameters, and it has built a great way to interface with them.
Extracurricular Activities, Web Apps Drawing Objects around an SVG Circle with D3.js For my upcoming wedding reception, I built an application that lets a guest view the table and chair they have been assigned.
Project & Team Management Keeping Your Large Development Team Efficient As teams grow, it becomes increasingly difficult to be a part of every conversation and every decision. So don't try.
Web Apps Testing mOxie File Upload with PhantomJS Writing tests in PhantomJS that support mOxie file upload.
Project & Team Management Being a Good Team Member: Supporting a Project Lead A successful project takes a great leader, but it also takes great team members.
