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Opportunity to try developing with ember-cli. I’ve been working on a breakable toy with a couple other developers and weĭecided to build it using ember with a rails backend. It’s almost a green fieldsĪpplication but there are still some bad practises sneaking in that we’re trying This project is 6 months old and developing fast. Legacy code, a Rails 2 application with plenty of plenty of time invested, while The project I worked on with Blake is true This final month is an interesting one as Joël is working with the same clientĪs Blake but on a different project. Apprentice.IO - Week 10 Ĭontinue reading. Those of us in Boston flew out Thursday and most,Ĭontinue reading. Offices to get to know each other a little better. This week was the thoughtbot summer summit, a yearly get together of all the Congratulations to him as he was also hired by thoughtbot.Ĭontinue reading.

I had some help from Mikeīoresare a design apprentice who started just a fewĭays before me. This week I spent a bit of time restyling this blog. Apprentice.IO - Week 13 Ĭontinue reading. Keyboard! This post is in fact being slowly typed on myĭuring its construction and put them together into a gif for your viewingĬontinue reading. I’ve mostly been working on internal projects and my new The last few weeks have been mercifully relaxed after the pace of thoughtbot’sĪpprenticeship. I may never actually build the chat functionality, as I'm more interested in setting up the authentication side of things. This will be a multi part post, building a simple chat application. EmberCLI, Github authentication and DivShot Look over our shoulder as we refactor and optimize a set of queries.Ĭontinue reading.

We'll start by generating a new rails app. When we left off we had a ember app setup on divshot to talk to a rails application for authentication via github. Torii comes with a built in session that we're going to take advantage of.Ĭontinue reading. This is pretty sweet but we need to actually do something with the user returned by our backend. So far, we have a ember-cli application being served by divshot and a rails app providing authentication up on heroku.

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Working in a well-organized code base is like cooking in a clean kitchen.Ĭontinue reading. So while trying to create a service in an addon I ran into an issue trying toĪccess config, I found this post with a solution that no longer works.Įventually I found a post on the Ember London forum with the solution thatĬontinue reading. Ember Addon - Services that require config gitmessage Template īring consistency to the structure of your pull requests.Ĭontinue reading. Ember: Conway's Game of Life Ĭontinue reading. While, so I thought it was high time for an update.Ĭontinue reading. For those three months I managed to post once a weekĪbout what I’d learned and how things were going. A year at thoughtbot Īpprentice at thoughtbot. I started a podcast! It’s called hunchpig and here’sĬontinue reading. You may not get the results you expected.Ĭontinue reading. Is your team setup for success? Do they have the tools to deliver working software? Step zero is being able to get setup quickly.Ĭontinue reading. Shell Script Suggestions for Speedy Setups Tired of copying and pasting GitHub URLs for Tell Me When It Closes? We've got you covered.Ĭontinue reading. The comet of success will lead your team to victory.Ĭontinue reading. I've wrapped up my second Scala client project, and I enjoyed SQL.Ĭontinue reading. Using doobie Scala with PostgreSQL vs ActiveRecord

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