Does Not Compute
A weekly chat about the lives and workflows of modern web developers, hosted by Sean Washington & Rockwell Schrock.
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 42 minutes
- Episodes
- 287
- Years Active
- 2015 - 2021
184: Elixir Boilerplates with Bryan Joseph
Bryan Joseph
This week's guest is Bryan, a Senior Developer at Revelry Labs, and co-organizer of The Big Elixir Conference.
He's also the creator of multiple Elixir modules, including geo, geo postgi…
181: Databases and Interfaces
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 scenar…
180: Pair Programming
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 scenar…
179: Codifying Process
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 scenar…
178: Distributed Elixir with Dave Lucia
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 scenar…
177: Hiring is Hard
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 scenar…
176: Extreme Programming
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 scenar…
175: Removing Features for Growth
Sponsored by Datadog
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…
174: Microsoft Build 2019
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 scenar…
172: Internal Tooling
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 scenar…
171: Integrating Rust and Elixir with Dave Lucia
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 scenar…
170: Performance Monitoring Tools
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 scenar…
169: Choosing The Right Tools
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 scenar…
168: Emails and Downtime
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 scenar…
167: Integrating an APM
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 scenar…
166: The Wonders of WebRTC
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 scenar…