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Tools I like: Zoxide

Checkout z, a neat lil command line utility.
Brian Tenggren
March 22, 2024
- Tools
- Development
- Code
Spaces: The Final Frontier

One big giant blob of words is hard – and tedious – to read. Let’s get back to elementary school and see how we can improve this.
Matheus Richard
September 15, 2021
- Refactoring
- Code
Debugging Series 2021: Welcome to the Jungle

Whether you’re a novice or a master, we’re going to help you level up your debugging game in this multi-part blog series, featuring new content every week!
Louis Antonopoulos
April 2, 2021
KISSing It: On Revisiting Old Code

One of the many things that’s cringeworthy but worth it.
EJ Mitchell
January 4, 2021
Name the Abstraction, Not the Data

Naming presenters can be challenging. By shifting our perspective to look at what abstraction we are representing rather than the data being presented, we can bring clarity to our presenters, views, and models.
Eebs Kobeissi
January 20, 2020
- Rails
- Good Code
- Code
Meowifier: A Hiss-tory Lesson

The tail of how it all started.
Beth Haubert
October 4, 2019
- Fun
- Code
- Ruby
- API
- Inspiration
thoughtbot offers a new code audit service

Want to learn how to tackle technical debt or improve your product performance? Introducing our new code audit service.
Emily Bahna
April 4, 2019
- Consulting
- Mentoring
- Performance
- Process
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Is Elixir a scripting language?

Elixir is known for being a language made for building distributed applications that scale, are massively concurrent, and have self-healing properties. But is Elixir good enough for the mundane scripts of this world?
German Velasco
October 15, 2018
Chess and Recursion: Part 1

It turns out solving chess moves with recursion and pattern matching is a lot of fun!
Dan Barber
August 10, 2018
- Code
- Good Code
- Elixir
- Phoenix
- Recursion
Writing Less Error-Prone Code

How to optimize for a living codebase, where a line of code will be repeatedly read, adapted and copied.
Oli Peate
June 8, 2018
- Code
- Good Code
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