"The kindest thing you can do to a new team member is to involve them in something real and challenging right away. Don't squander weeks of
Great walkthrough of how to deal with problems when everything doesn't go exactly to plan. Jorge shows you the diagnosis, the code needed to
The kindest thing you can do to a new team member is to involve them in something real and challenging right away. Don't squander weeks of n
Max and his team has done more to advance the case for data protections in Europe than just about anyone. It's awesome that they're using Ra
"Even if someone acts in ways you think could be improved, are you really going to complain about it to management? Probably not, unless it'
In all the years we ran 360 performance reviews – the employee assessment process where you solicit feedback from peers, reports, and manage
A modest JavaScript framework for the HTML you already have - Comparing 7593959aeb...f781cd6183 · hotwired/stimulus
👋 Something we ran into when trying to use outlets was not noticing that the identifier used for the outlet must match the registered contro
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This commit adds functionality to accept modifiers for click events, e.g., ctrl+click->link#open.
This commit adds functionality to accept modifiers for click events, e.g., ctrl+click->link#open.
A modest JavaScript framework for the HTML you already have - Comparing f7953b6324...7593959aeb · hotwired/stimulus
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A modest JavaScript framework for the HTML you already have - Comparing 9cc36fd16c...f7953b6324 · hotwired/stimulus
Nothing can substitute for spending time together in person as a way to build bonds, create connections, and foster trust with your colleagu
Occasionally, but not religiously. When we do, I've used @r00k's Tuple in the past, and it's great. https://tuple.app
It's been a pleasure to work with Deft on our cloud exit. A pallet of servers arrive from @dell, and Deft will have them racked and powered
Still happens. Just not something you do every damn Wednesday.
"If you want to run a company light on full-time managers, you have to focus on managing processes before people. The traditional paradigm o
If you want to run a company that's light on full-time managers, you have to focus on managing processes before people. The traditional para
"Half the charm of making something is letting your fingers drive the direction. I've always loved the German word fingerspitzengefühl for
"The essence of science is falsification. If your hypothesis cannot be proven wrong, it's a faith, not a predictor of fact. And falsificatio
There are a million metrics you can use to track the health of a subscription software business like ours. Customer life-time value, cost of
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They seemed so sure. First, that the pandemic couldn't possibly have come from a lab rather than a market. Then, that masks – any masks! – w
"If you weren't there, there'd probably just be someone else to fill the slot, and it'd rarely make a big difference either way. That's part
There are many reasons to pick working for a bigger company in tech. The benefits, the pay, and, at least until recently, the job security.
"37signals isn't technically a small business any more. We're just under 80 people. We've got over a hundred thousand customers. We have clo
Jason just penned a beautiful, succinct ode to the underdogs. Go read it. It's funny how finding just the right word unlocks the perfect men
Jason nails our audience here. Helping the underdogs do better has been the source of motivation for everything we've done at @37signals for
Unrelated. But also like MessagePack!
"It's surprising to me that there isn't more pressure yet to cut costs at companies paying such princely sums for their SaaS software. But I
On Feb 24, we introduced a new caching approach to @heyhey. This is the result on the main "show a full email thread" page at p95: from ~350
We're letting our yearly commitment to Datadog expire at the end of this month, a performance and monitoring tool. Not because we don't like
"Such hoarding of tech talent represented a tragic misallocation. The likes of Amazon, Meta, Google, and others added tens of thousands of p
Getting fired sucks. It doesn't matter how or when. It just sucks. And right now there are an awful lot of people in the tech industry feeli
"Rather than go through an extensive, artificial 12-month performance analysis process to statistically determine how someoneâs doing at t
"The remote workers of the world have already won. Don't spoil that victory by becoming an entitled, totalitarian whiner who won't let some
We just shipped a new accessibility-friendly date picker in Basecamp. For most people, this is just slightly nicer, making it easier to pick
First, mention the assert_turbo_stream test helpers in the README.md under a new "Testing" heading. Next, add method-level documentation to
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The mailing list now already have enough members to sell out the first Rails World as soon as tickets are available! If this is an event you
You're never getting me back into an office. I credit much of my career to escaping that place in the early 2000s. It wasn't until I found t
"I'm a recovering solutionist. So when I see folks cross their heart in disbelief that anyone, anywhere might fancy JavaScript over TypeScri
One of the longest running schisms in programming is that of static vs dynamic typing. I've heard a million arguments from both sides throug
Not in projects that have already been infected with TS, if you want to keep them coherent. But yes, I write all novel client-side code as J
TypeScript sucked out much of the joy I had writing JavaScript. I’m forever grateful that @yukihiro_matz didn’t succumb to the pressure of a
âThe curse is usually broken when I'm sufficiently bored with the menial, the managerial, and the internet. That's the moment the creativi
If I'm stuck in a creative downturn, there's usually only one remedy: keep going. That is, accept the downturn, but continue to stare at the
Five cloud apps have now left AWS, and been brought home to our own hardware with MRSK. Just two to go: HEY + Highrise. HEY will be out in t
"Yes, microservices, like any pattern of programming, is a tool. Yes, 'it depends' is technically correct. But we offer no guidance to those
I won't deny there may well be cases where a microservices-first architecture makes sense, but I think they're few and far in between. The v
Rails World in Amsterdam is only going to have room for 650 attendees. Think we are going to sell that out quite quickly. Heard of people wh
To finally bury the scourge of microservices, all we need is a hot new thing to take its place in the hype cycle. So how about just renaming
"Now the real-world results of all this theory are finally in, and it's clear that in practice, microservices pose perhaps the biggest siren
The Prime Video team at Amazon has published a rather remarkable case study on their decision to dump their serverless, microservices archit
MRSK is faster than Capistrano. We deploy in less than a minute. Often less than half a minute. 7 mins is murder.
I've been talking about our departure from renting computers via AWS to owning them in a colocated datacenter as our "cloud exit". But I rec
We're way ahead of schedule. MRSK made the whole thing much easier than anticipated. Team did an awesome job executing. Hasta la vista, baby
MRSK 0.12 is out. Lots of great improvements. Fast marching towards a v1.0 when the last cloud app in the 37signals suite has left AWS later
Last week, we successfully pulled off our biggest cloud exit yet for Basecamp Classic. This is the original app that started it all for us f
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One of the straightest paths to purpose in life is to take responsibility for something (or someone). Becoming a person whose presence and c
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