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Giang Nguyen chores

Ruby on Rails freelancer

Find Me

Somewhere on the Internet:

  • Github:  https://github.com/giangnguyennet
  • Aboutme: http://about.me/giangnguyen
  • LinkedIn:  https://vn.linkedin.com/in/giangnguyennet
  • StackOverflow:  http://stackoverflow.com/users/327500/giang-nguyen
  • Getsatisfaction:  https://getsatisfaction.com/people/giangnguyennet

or directly:

  • Email: me@giangnguyen.net
  • Skype: giangnguyennet

or here:

21.027764 105.834160

Archives

  • June 2015 (1)
  • February 2014 (1)
  • July 2012 (1)
  • May 2012 (2)
  • August 2011 (1)
  • July 2011 (1)
  • May 2011 (1)
  • February 2011 (1)
  • November 2010 (1)
  • October 2010 (4)
  • January 2010 (1)

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RSS Plataformatec Blog

  • The fallacies of web application performance July 26, 2017
    Web application performance has always been a hot topic, especially in regards to the role frameworks play in it. It is common to run into fallacies when those discussions arise and the goal of this article is to highlight some of those. While I am obviously biased towards Elixir and the role it plays in ... »
    José Valim
  • Hard skills on project management May 15, 2017
    If you are an Agile devotee (capital A, see We are not necessarily Agile… but we are certainly agile!), keep an open mind to read what is coming next. Society is defined not only by what it creates but by what it refuses to destroy. – John C. Sawhill Before we start, if you are ... »
    Lucas Colucci
  • The user story in development was deprioritized, what now? May 4, 2017
    Let’s say you have a Kanban board like the following: Then, suddenly, the P.O. discovers that the features D and E were developed by a competitor and that you are losing users because of that. Therefore, the P.O. decides to deprioritize story C. This is only an example of why a card might be deprioritized ... »
    Lucas Colucci
  • Bringing continuous improvements into your agile process: A different Daily Meeting March 24, 2017
    Congratulations on holding the Reality Check ceremony! You never had the same problem again and now your business plan changes faster according to the nuances of your development plan. (To check what I’m talking about, check the first blog post of this series: Bringing continuous improvements into your agile process: The Reality Check Ceremony). Your ... » […]
    Lucas Colucci
  • Small data with Elixir March 17, 2017
    This is the first article in a series of articles about “small data” (in contrast to “big data”) in Elixir. We will start by defining what is “small data”, why it matters and then briefly describe the Flow tool and what to expect in the next articles of the series. How small is small? We ... »
    José Valim

RSS Official Rails weblog

  • Three new committers: George, Javan, Ryuta August 15, 2017
    We’re happy to announce three new members of the Rails committers team: George, Javan, and Ryuta 🎉!
    dhh
  • Rails 5.1.3 released August 3, 2017
    Hi everyone,
    kaspth
  • Rails 5.0.5 and 5.1.3.rc3 released July 31, 2017
    Hi everyone,
    kaspth

RSS Ernie Miller

  • Why I Love Being A Programmer in Louisville (or, Why I Won’t Relocate to Work for Your Startup) December 15, 2012
    For a while now, I’ve had the tagline you see on this site’s header as of this writing: No, I don’t work in NYC, DC, or the valley, and I’m cool with that. Like many (if not most) of you, I’m regularly contacted by recruiters. Unsurprisingly, they generally haven’t learned anything specific about me, aside [...]
    Ernie
  • Ruby Tidbit: Include vs Extend with Module Class Variables November 29, 2012
    Ruby class variables don’t see a lot of use, largely due to one of their more interesting properties — inheriting classes see (and modify) the same object as their parent. Still, you will at some point find yourself using them, so it’s good to understand as much as possible about their behavior. Since modules can [...]
    Ernie
  • Ruby Tidbit: String, the original value object November 1, 2012
    Recently, a really great article was published over on the Code Climate Blog. Titled “7 Patterns to Refactor Fat ActiveRecord Models”, it’s a must read for everyone who works with Rails. If you haven’t read it, go do so. Seriously. I’ll wait. Anyway, at the very top of this list is a recommendation to extract [...]
    Ernie

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