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bsnape

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About bsnape

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    Comment #12504629

    A great release with lots of important bug fixes that were giving us issues.

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    Comment #11675484

    We like to use hosted services rather than host them on-prem where possible (AWS, Artifactory, Slack, GitHub). For the size of our company we have relatively few engineers. Not hos…

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    Comment #11675436

    Sorry, yes, will change in 12 months time. I'm sure they will force the new pricing structure then (and that's cool). Billing screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/k1F0BxA.png

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    Comment #11675368

    Haha we probably spend a lot on toilet paper as we have ~5k employees (FTSE 100 company) but that isn't the point I was trying to make :-) it doesn't matter how big or rich you are…

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    Comment #11673866

    This has almost quadrupled our monthly cost ($850 vs $2914). We have ~300 users which will have to be reduced massively to save costs - perhaps with non-engineers sharing accounts …

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    Comment #8717026

    The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win http://www.amazon.com/The-Phoenix-Project-Helping-Business-e...

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    Comment #7672861

    How many humans kill other humans with only their bare hands? Humans themselves are not dangerous, and weapons are not animals.

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    Comment #7659925

    If DHH's main concern was practicality he wouldn't advocate UI & DB tests which are flaky, unreliable and expensive to maintain for any non-trivial application. Code and system arc…

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    Comment #6412231

    I think you're perhaps missing the point in one or two places. Cucumber helps techies (devs, testers, etc.) and non-techies (product owners, scrum masters etc.) work collaborativel…

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    Comment #5544554

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