Responsible Monkey Patching of Ruby Methods Post date July 6, 2022 Post author By Jeremy Friesen Post categories In programming, rails, ruby
That Time When the Only Test and Development Environment Was Production Post date July 3, 2022 Post author By Jeremy Friesen Post categories In git, programming
On Sharpening Your Tools Post date April 29, 2022 Post author By Jeremy Friesen Post categories In devjournal, emacs, productivity, programming
Diving into Dev’s Relevancy Feed Builder Post date April 23, 2022 Post author By Jeremy Friesen Post categories In meta, postgres, rails, ruby
These Are the [Feed] Levers I Know I Know Post date April 8, 2022 Post author By Jeremy Friesen Post categories In meta, opensource, ruby
What Do You Consider a Must Have for Your Code Editor? Post date April 6, 2022 Post author By Jeremy Friesen Post categories In discuss, programming
Forem Feed Experiment One: January Results Post date January 3, 2022 Post author By Jeremy Friesen Post categories In changelog, meta, product, ux
The Serendipity of Pairing with a New Developer Post date December 20, 2021 Post author By Jeremy Friesen Post categories In git, productivity, todayilearned
Keeping the Stakes Low while Breaking Production Post date November 30, 2021 Post author By Jeremy Friesen Post categories In meta, programming, sre, todayilearned
Further Hacking on Emacs for Github Pull Requests Post date November 11, 2021 Post author By Jeremy Friesen Post categories In emacs, git, programming
Orienteering in the Time of Remote Work Post date October 21, 2021 Post author By Jeremy Friesen Post categories In career, devjournal, remote
Trick or Treat, I’ve Joined the DEV Team Post date October 8, 2021 Post author By Jeremy Friesen Post categories In career, developer, meta
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