Asynchronous Processing: Don't keep your users waiting. Accept request, process later.

We use our own product (obviously!) to give us a federated view of all the projects that our ecosystem comprises of but at a code repository level, we use GitHub's Project feature to manage repo-specific issues. Here's how we do it.

1 Joulu 20202min

There is no single answer to what branching strategies work for you when it comes to GitHub. We've tried more than a few ourselves but eventually arrived at one that works quite well for us.

28 Marras 20203min

While it's important to not be bogged down by terminologies, it is also imperative that there is consensus within any given team so there is no confusion.

28 Marras 20205min

It is hard to overstate the value strong typing brings to the table, especially in the context of teams that move real fast (and have fun doing so)!

22 Marras 20202min

If you upgraded to heroku-20, and ran into SSL errors, this quick video (less than 2 minutes is very, very quick for someone for who brevity ain't always a forte!) may help you. It took me 3 hours to figure this out, and if I can save you that time, it would be worth it, right!

20 Marras 20201min

Refactoring your code periodically is a good idea. But, when you do, exercise some caution.

17 Marras 202045s

If you are an ambitious startup (like us!) that tries to churn out a lot of new features on a weekly basis, you are always focused on the next cool thing to do. But, needless to mention, a stable platform in Production is imperative to building user trust. Here are some of the things we do to ensure uncompromising stability.

17 Marras 20203min

If you are an ambitious startup (like us!) that tries to churn out a lot of new features on a weekly basis, you are always focused on the next cool thing to do. But, needless to mention, a stable platform in Production is imperative to building user trust. Here are some of the things we do to ensure uncompromising stability.

10 Marras 20209min