
242: As Few Consonants as Possible
On this week’s episode, Chris and Steph share their excitement for Roam Research and formatting Ruby with Prettier Ruby. They also discuss writing test coverage for an important GDPR process, embracin...
5 Maj 202041min

241: What If We Just Put a Phone Number?
On this week's episode Steph and Chris dig into MVP thinking and asking how we can write as little code as possible before finding out if any user will actually want the thing we're building. They al...
28 Apr 202036min

240: A Framework in Motion Tends to Stay in Motion
On this week's episode, Chris and Steph discuss troubleshooting a race condition, trusting your intuition and pessimistic locks. They also touch briefly on TailWind CSS before diving deep into first ...
21 Apr 202034min

239: Admins All the Way Down
On this week's episode, Steph and Chris discuss what it really means to make a project "open source". Is it just about making the code publicly available, or should we be considering licenses and resp...
7 Apr 202038min

238: All the Single Quotes
In this week's episode, Chris shares details about his new greenfield project, implementing static pages with high voltage, opting for just-in-time architecture decisions and working with various admi...
31 Mars 202028min

237: I Love The Squiggles
On this week's episode, Steph and Chris discuss the pros and cons of memoization, Chris revisits the discussion around the value of react snapshot tests as well as his continued explorations with Iner...
17 Mars 202039min

236: What's GNU With You?
On this week's episode, Chris and Steph discuss recent challenges associated with upgrading React Router and uploading files to Amazon S3. Steph also shares her latest reading adventure in cybersecuri...
10 Mars 202044min

235: Take a Deep Breath
On this week's episode, Steph and Chris dig into their shared love of refactoring. How do they think about it, have they ever reverted a refactor, thoughts on deferred refactoring, and more. They als...
3 Mars 202044min



















