Does Not Compute

Sponsored by Sentry.io Relying on customers to report errors is not good. It's rude to customers and bad for business. Ideally, this would be solved easily with tests. Why not just cover every scenario with a test? Then life would be perfect and fine and great. Because here in reality, humans are pretty bad at writing tests. Not just because we’re all kinda lazy and maybe a little dumb, but also because we can’t anticipate every single way users are going to interact with our product. They might do something really, really, really stupid (or something really, really, really smart) that we didn’t think about. That’s why Sentry tells you about errors in your code before your customers have a chance to encounter them. Not only do we tell you about them, we also give you all the details you’ll need to be able to fix them. You’ll see exactly how many users have been impacted by a bug, the stack trace, the commit that the error was released as part of, the engineer who wrote the line of code that is currently buste

Refactoring and Unitaskers Sponsored by Sentry.io Relying on customers to report errors is not good. It's rude to customers and bad for business. Ideally, this would be solved easily with tests. Why not just cover every scenario with a test? Then life would be perfect and fine and great. Because here in reality, humans are pretty bad at writing tests. Not just because we’re all kinda lazy and maybe a little dumb, but also because we can’t anticipate every single way users are going to interact with our product. They might do something really, really, really stupid (or something really, really, really smart) that we didn’t think about. That’s why Sentry tells you about errors in your code before your customers have a chance to encounter them. Not only do we tell you about them, we also give you all the details you’ll need to be able to fix them. You’ll see exactly how many users have been impacted by a bug, the stack trace, the commit that the error was released as part of, the engineer who wrote the line of c

Sponsored by Sentry.io Relying on customers to report errors is not good. It's rude to customers and bad for business. Ideally, this would be solved easily with tests. Why not just cover every scenario with a test? Then life would be perfect and fine and great. Because here in reality, humans are pretty bad at writing tests. Not just because we’re all kinda lazy and maybe a little dumb, but also because we can’t anticipate every single way users are going to interact with our product. They might do something really, really, really stupid (or something really, really, really smart) that we didn’t think about. That’s why Sentry tells you about errors in your code before your customers have a chance to encounter them. Not only do we tell you about them, we also give you all the details you’ll need to be able to fix them. You’ll see exactly how many users have been impacted by a bug, the stack trace, the commit that the error was released as part of, the engineer who wrote the line of code that is currently buste

Sponsored by Sentry.io Relying on customers to report errors is not good. It's rude to customers and bad for business. Ideally, this would be solved easily with tests. Why not just cover every scenario with a test? Then life would be perfect and fine and great. Because here in reality, humans are pretty bad at writing tests. Not just because we’re all kinda lazy and maybe a little dumb, but also because we can’t anticipate every single way users are going to interact with our product. They might do something really, really, really stupid (or something really, really, really smart) that we didn’t think about. That’s why Sentry tells you about errors in your code before your customers have a chance to encounter them. Not only do we tell you about them, we also give you all the details you’ll need to be able to fix them. You’ll see exactly how many users have been impacted by a bug, the stack trace, the commit that the error was released as part of, the engineer who wrote the line of code that is currently buste

Sponsored by Sentry.io Relying on customers to report errors is not good. It's rude to customers and bad for business. Ideally, this would be solved easily with tests. Why not just cover every scenario with a test? Then life would be perfect and fine and great. Because here in reality, humans are pretty bad at writing tests. Not just because we’re all kinda lazy and maybe a little dumb, but also because we can’t anticipate every single way users are going to interact with our product. They might do something really, really, really stupid (or something really, really, really smart) that we didn’t think about. That’s why Sentry tells you about errors in your code before your customers have a chance to encounter them. Not only do we tell you about them, we also give you all the details you’ll need to be able to fix them. You’ll see exactly how many users have been impacted by a bug, the stack trace, the commit that the error was released as part of, the engineer who wrote the line of code that is currently buste

Sponsored by Sentry.io Relying on customers to report errors is not good. It's rude to customers and bad for business. Ideally, this would be solved easily with tests. Why not just cover every scenario with a test? Then life would be perfect and fine and great. Because here in reality, humans are pretty bad at writing tests. Not just because we’re all kinda lazy and maybe a little dumb, but also because we can’t anticipate every single way users are going to interact with our product. They might do something really, really, really stupid (or something really, really, really smart) that we didn’t think about. That’s why Sentry tells you about errors in your code before your customers have a chance to encounter them. Not only do we tell you about them, we also give you all the details you’ll need to be able to fix them. You’ll see exactly how many users have been impacted by a bug, the stack trace, the commit that the error was released as part of, the engineer who wrote the line of code that is currently buste

Sponsored by Sentry.io Relying on customers to report errors is not good. It's rude to customers and bad for business. Ideally, this would be solved easily with tests. Why not just cover every scenario with a test? Then life would be perfect and fine and great. Because here in reality, humans are pretty bad at writing tests. Not just because we’re all kinda lazy and maybe a little dumb, but also because we can’t anticipate every single way users are going to interact with our product. They might do something really, really, really stupid (or something really, really, really smart) that we didn’t think about. That’s why Sentry tells you about errors in your code before your customers have a chance to encounter them. Not only do we tell you about them, we also give you all the details you’ll need to be able to fix them. You’ll see exactly how many users have been impacted by a bug, the stack trace, the commit that the error was released as part of, the engineer who wrote the line of code that is currently buste

Sponsored by Sentry.io Relying on customers to report errors is not good. It's rude to customers and bad for business. Ideally, this would be solved easily with tests. Why not just cover every scenario with a test? Then life would be perfect and fine and great. Because here in reality, humans are pretty bad at writing tests. Not just because we’re all kinda lazy and maybe a little dumb, but also because we can’t anticipate every single way users are going to interact with our product. They might do something really, really, really stupid (or something really, really, really smart) that we didn’t think about. That’s why Sentry tells you about errors in your code before your customers have a chance to encounter them. Not only do we tell you about them, we also give you all the details you’ll need to be able to fix them. You’ll see exactly how many users have been impacted by a bug, the stack trace, the commit that the error was released as part of, the engineer who wrote the line of code that is currently buste

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Sponsored by Sentry.io Relying on customers to report errors is not good. It's rude to customers and bad for business. Ideally, this would be solved easily with tests. Why not just cover every scenario with a test? Then life would be perfect and fine and great. Because here in reality, humans are pretty bad at writing tests. Not just because we’re all kinda lazy and maybe a little dumb, but also because we can’t anticipate every single way users are going to interact with our product. They might do something really, really, really stupid (or something really, really, really smart) that we didn’t think about. That’s why Sentry tells you about errors in your code before your customers have a chance to encounter them. Not only do we tell you about them, we also give you all the details you’ll need to be able to fix them. You’ll see exactly how many users have been impacted by a bug, the stack trace, the commit that the error was released as part of, the engineer who wrote the line of code that is currently buste

Thanks to Manifold for sponsoring today's episode! Manifold makes your life easier by providing a single workflow to organize your services, connect your integrations, and share with your team. Discover the best services for your projects in the Manifold marketplace or bring your own custom integrations, and manage them all in one dashboard. With services covering authentication, messaging, monitoring, content management, and more, Manifold will keep you on the cutting edge, so you can focus on building your project rather than focusing on problems that have already been solved. While Manifold is completely free to use, if you head over to Manifold you’ll get a coupon code for $10 which you can use to try out any service on the Manifold marketplace. Things Mentioned React sagas Vue Test Utils Sean's Currency Tests Task module Elixir elastic search lib A primer on Elixir Stream Reactivex Gyroscope Feltron ADIF Sean's LastFM Leave us a review Last but not least, if you haven't rated or reviewed the show yet a

Thanks to Manifold for sponsoring today's episode! Manifold makes your life easier by providing a single workflow to organize your services, connect your integrations, and share with your team. Discover the best services for your projects in the Manifold marketplace or bring your own custom integrations, and manage them all in one dashboard. With services covering authentication, messaging, monitoring, content management, and more, Manifold will keep you on the cutting edge, so you can focus on building your project rather than focusing on problems that have already been solved. While Manifold is completely free to use, if you head over to Manifold you’ll get a coupon code for $10 which you can use to try out any service on the Manifold marketplace. Things Mentioned Netlify BroadcastChannel Vuex Time travel debugging Vue.js Devtools PurgeCSS Tailwind Nuxt Analyze www.derlien.com Moment.js Luxon.js Elixir - Absinthe GraphQL GraphQL JSONApi Swagger API Diablo III Horizon Zero Dawn Leave us a review Last but n

Thanks to Manifold for sponsoring today's episode! Manifold makes your life easier by providing a single workflow to organize your services, connect your integrations, and share with your team. Discover the best services for your projects in the Manifold marketplace or bring your own custom integrations, and manage them all in one dashboard. With services covering authentication, messaging, monitoring, content management, and more, Manifold will keep you on the cutting edge, so you can focus on building your project rather than focusing on problems that have already been solved. While Manifold is completely free to use, if you head over to Manifold you’ll get a coupon code for $10 which you can use to try out any service on the Manifold marketplace. Things Mentioned Where's the Beef? Hasura Postgraphile PostgreSQL Triggers Ecto.Multi Postgres Explain Postgres Analyze Tableplus Materialized views in Ecto It's a view, it's a table... no, it's a materialized view! Dirty Dick's | Hot Pepper Sauce Leave us a rev

Thanks to [Datadog] for sponsoring today's episode! Datadog is a SAAS platform that monitors your applications from end to end, all the way from the front end, your database, and everything in-between. With their Application Performance Monitoring feature, you can identify, analyze, and resolve performance issues down to the code level in your Python, Ruby, Go, Node, and Java applications. With more than 250 turn-key integrations, Datadog seamlessly aggregates metrics and events across the full devops stack providing you with full visibility into your applications. Start your free trial today at https://www.datadog.com/doesnotcompute and Datadog will send you a free t-shirt! Things Mentioned Netgear Orbi Ubnt iStat Menus tp-link Powerline mix test.watch mix test --stale Windows WSL Customize Your Mac's Touch Bar with BetterTouchTool BetterTouchTool Textastic MacBook Pro iPad Pro Dan Eden Cloud9 IDE Koding Mosh GitHub Actions Ifttt Zapier https://codesandbox.io/ Leave us a review Last but not least, if you

Thanks to Datadog for sponsoring today's episode! Datadog is a SAAS platform that monitors your applications from end to end, all the way from the front end, your database, and everything in-between. With their Application Performance Monitoring feature, you can identify, analyze, and resolve performance issues down to the code level in your Python, Ruby, Go, Node, and Java applications. With more than 250 turn-key integrations, Datadog seamlessly aggregates metrics and events across the full devops stack providing you with full visibility into your applications. Start your free trial today at https://www.datadog.com/doesnotcompute and Datadog will send you a free t-shirt! Things Mentioned OSH Park Macminicolo How to Write a Painless Product Requirements Document Appear.in Key & Peele - Text Message Confusion - Uncensored Intercom Laymans Terms A Goofy Movie Leave us a review Last but not least, if you haven't rated or reviewed the show yet and you'd like to do us a huge favor, you can do so by clicking

Thanks to Datadog for sponsoring today's episode! Datadog is a SAAS platform that monitors your applications from end to end, all the way from the front end, your database, and everything in-between. With their Application Performance Monitoring feature, you can identify, analyze, and resolve performance issues down to the code level in your Python, Ruby, Go, Node, and Java applications. With more than 250 turn-key integrations, Datadog seamlessly aggregates metrics and events across the full devops stack providing you with full visibility into your applications. Start your free trial today at https://www.datadog.com/doesnotcompute and Datadog will send you a free t-shirt! Coupon Gem Packer HashiCorp Raises $100 Million DigitalOcean One-click Applications Notion AWS Lambda A Goofy Movie Segment on Microservices Uber Stackshare Uber Engineering Blog Good Burger TJ Holowaychuk Apex Swallow Swift Leave us a review Last but not least, if you haven't rated or reviewed the show yet and you'd like to do us a huge

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Thanks to [Datadog] for sponsoring today's episode! Datadog is a SAAS platform that monitors your applications from end to end, all the way from the front end, your database, and everything in-between. With their Application Performance Monitoring feature, you can identify, analyze, and resolve performance issues down to the code level in your Python, Ruby, Go, Node, and Java applications. With more than 250 turn-key integrations, Datadog seamlessly aggregates metrics and events across the full devops stack providing you with full visibility into your applications. Start your free trial today at https://www.datadog.com/doesnotcompute and Datadog will send you a free t-shirt! Things Mentioned Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Stripe Stripe Connect Stripe - Subscriptions Stripe - Subscription Items Phoenix - Context Guide: Thinking about design Elixir - Bypass Elixir - HTTPoison.Base Elixir - Kernel.SpecialForms How do you schedule time for code refactoring? Winchester Mystery House Sean's Bethink setup Bethink.life Leave

Thanks to [Datadog] for sponsoring today's episode! Datadog is a SAAS platform that monitors your applications from end to end, all the way from the front end, your database, and everything in-between. With their Application Performance Monitoring feature, you can identify, analyze, and resolve performance issues down to the code level in your Python, Ruby, Go, Node, and Java applications. With more than 250 turn-key integrations, Datadog seamlessly aggregates metrics and events across the full devops stack providing you with full visibility into your applications. Start your free trial today at https://www.datadog.com/doesnotcompute and Datadog will send you a free t-shirt! Things Mentioned Aeropress Glance Remote Ham Radio HashiCorp - Packer OnlyCoin.com on Web Archive FreeBSD Ubuntu Kubernetes @drewclemcr8 Phoenix Framework Elasticsearch Postgres full-text search is Good Enough! Go Haskell Erlang Rust Crystal Elixir - HTTPoison Leave us a review Last but not least, if you haven't rated or reviewed the sh

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