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For people interested in this topic/catching visual regressions take a look at Kontrast https://github.com/harrystech/kontrast

For anyone interested, Eater did a great job profiling them and their factory [1]. Sun Noodle pretty much owns the entire NYC ramen scene (with the notable exception of Ippudo). Th…

I can't wait until there are Sinatra and Rails equivalents for Swift (once they open source the Linux bindings later this year).

Just a heads up, the 90 day out clauses are usually put in there by the company lawyers. The only rule the IRS has is that ISO options flip to NSO after 90 days[0]. Take a look at …

This isn't surprising news. Isn't this one of Apple's main goals in their Activity app (w/ the Apple Watch)? To get around and move for a couple minutes each hour at least 12 times…

This is an awful oversimplification, but in my experience, there are two different kinds of applications: - User-centeric (think: an e-commerce site): your costs are going to grow …

I realize that this took a huge amount of time, so asking for an open source version of this might be asking a bit much. But, I would absolutely be willing to pay for a SaaS produc…

It's been proven these arbitrary restrictions don't actually enhance security. We need to see the TSA move to behavioral analysis for them to actually make a difference.

While I haven't personally used seed-fu, it seems to solve a different problem. There are two main problems we're trying to solve here: - Having the seeds.rb file mirror the record…

It's key to migrate seeds on a "clean" database. Any models you register will be exported from the database into the seeds file, so we usually rake db:reset before running rake see…

Another one of the engineers here. While using ActiveRecord migrations will work for production systems, when setting up development or test systems using rake db:schema:load will …

This seems to be mostly their CDN bill. Not sure, but I don't really consider a CDN as part of hosting fees, more of a general infrastructure fee.

We've been on CircleCI for months now and in addition to being an absolutely fabulous product the support has been astounding. Congrats guys, well deserved.

We have three layers of testing in our suite. Ill go from the bottom up (we happen to be a rails shop so use rspec + Capybara): 1. Model Tests: These are used to validate base busi…