202: I Left it All on The Dance Floor
In this week's episode, Chris and Steph discuss how working with typed-languages influences their work with dynamic languages. They also chat about the benefits of pair programming, tracking performance events using Rails' Instrumentation API and respond to a listener's question about how to structure code that doesn't fit neatly within the default Rails' structure.
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Show Notes
In this week's episode, Chris and Steph discuss how working with typed-languages influences their work with dynamic languages. They also chat about the benefits of pair programming, tracking performance events using Rails' Instrumentation API and respond to a listener's question about how to structure code that doesn't fit neatly within the default Rails' structure.
- Elm
- React
- TypeScript
- Scala
- JavaScript
- "Making Impossible States Impossible" by Richard Feldman
- "Working with Maybe" by Joël Quenneville
- Functional programming
- Object-oriented programming
- Ruby
- TypeScript 3 - Unknown Type
- Pair programming
- ActiveSupport::Notifications
- AppSignal
- Segment
- MixPanel
- Drip
- KissMetrics
- Graphana
- Rails
- API