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Ruby • Jul 07, 2014

Ruby Queue Pop with Timeout

How to Ruby queue pop with timeout without using ruby Timeout, or running it in a separate thread and tossing in an exception when you want to stop.
Developer Tools • Jul 06, 2014

My Favorite Emacs Add-Ons

Some of the best Emacs add-ons, and how I use them in my daily workflow.
Exploratory Testing • Jul 05, 2014

More Ways to Test – Lights, Camera, Action, Bugs!

Just like making software, producing complex things is hard. When humans are involved, mistakes happen.
Personal Optimization • Jul 03, 2014

Keeping Your Cool & Diffusing Stress when Your Boss Is Under Pressure

Stress is catching! Here are a few ways to help maintain everyone's calm when your boss is under pressure.
Development Practices, Evolving the Industry • Jul 02, 2014

Reflections on 10+ Years of Pairing – What Works, What Breaks, and What’s Next

Lessons from ten years' experience with pair programming.
Ember.js • Jul 01, 2014

Google Analytics for Single-Page Web Apps with Ember

Single-page web apps are awesome, but lack a native implementation for analytics engines. With a little work, Ember can give you the analytics you want.
Development Practices • Jun 30, 2014

4 Development Practices that Make Software Easier to Update and Maintain

You won't be the last person to look at that code base. So here are 4 things that make projects easier to pass on; future developers will thank you.
Objective-C • Jun 29, 2014

Comparing replay, replayLast, and replayLazily

A comparison of ReactiveCocoa's replay, replayLast, and replayLazily convenience methods.
Extracurricular Activities • Jun 28, 2014

GardenPi: Garden Care with Raspberry Pi

Monitoring and automating your gardening work with a Raspberry Pi.
Ember.js • Jun 27, 2014

Creating a Pagination Component with Ember.js and Foundation

A reusable Ember.js component for easily adding pagination controls to your user interface.
Growing as Makers • Jun 26, 2014

Using New Projects to Guide Skill Development

Joining a new software project is stressful and intimidating, but it's also the best time to refine your skills and think about what you need to learn next.
DevOps & System Admin. • Jun 25, 2014

GPG + Git: The pass Password Manager

A lightweight password manager leveraging the strengths of GnuPG and Git can help make the password-protected world a little better.
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