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Project & Team Management • Mar 28, 2013

The Three Layers of Management

Completing a product on time and on budget doesn't guarantee its success. Because we give a shit about the stuff we create, we've expanded our responsibilities to include other asp
jRuby • Mar 27, 2013

Experimenting with Clojure’s PersistentHashMap in JRuby

I benchmarked some tests run in JRuby that compare the Hamsterdam library using Hamster's immutable Hashes vs Clojure's PeristentHashMap, plus some gotchas.
Project & Team Management • Mar 26, 2013

Parallel Thinking with Six Thinking Hats

Conflicting personalities and view points can often make meetings unproductive. Parallel thinking and the six thinking hats can quickly fix this.
Ruby • Mar 24, 2013

Using the RSpec Around Hooks

RSpec gives you multiple hooks to facilitate setup and tear-down of your specs. Using an around hook gives you the ability to DRY up your spec_helper.
DevOps & System Admin. • Mar 23, 2013

Easier Capistrano Deploys from GitHub with ssh-agent

Far, far too often I forget to start the ssh-agent before I use Capistrano to deploy. Here's a quick little snippet to help you avoid that mistake.
Extracurricular Activities • Mar 20, 2013

Writing C on Raspberry Pi with Test-Driven Development

How to write C code on your dev machine but build the code on the Pi, removing the need for a cross-compiler and simplifies getting back the test results.
Personal Optimization • Mar 19, 2013

How Ignorant Are You?

Combatting ignorance starts by figuring out what you don't know, then identifying what you *should* know.
DevOps & System Admin. • Mar 18, 2013

Linux Encryption in the Cloud using LUKS on Linode

See how I set up Linux encryption using LUKS on Linode with an encrypted root partition. Includes Linode boot process, GRUB, cryptsetup, and dm-crypt.
Python • Mar 17, 2013

Real-time Generation of Numeric Data Fixtures in IronPython

A detailed description of the reasons behind using IronPython as a scripting engine for dynamic numeric data, and some examples of how it was used.
Extracurricular Activities • Mar 16, 2013

How We Used Dot Voting to Plan Our Family’s Summer Vacation

Ready? Set. Go! Here's how an effective brainstorm method called 'dot voting' helped our family plan summer vacation.
Web Apps • Mar 15, 2013

Red Green Performance Testing with The Grinder

Applications should be tested in a production-like environment. I recently used The Grinder, a load testing tool, to simulate production-like conditions.
Embedded Systems • Mar 14, 2013

heatshrink: An Embedded Data Compression Library

I couldn't find an embedded data compression library that would work in my resource-constrained environment, so I created my own: heatshrink.
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