A Bug Prioritization Framework
Howdy, friends. This post outlines my current framework for prioritizing software defects, a.k.a. “bugs.” I’m writing this not because I believe how to prioritize bugs is exciting but because I want to link to it from other stuff I’m considering writing. Apologies for the dry tone! I’m presenting a framework I’ve used in development teams…
Pairing for a Few Days With ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot
👋🏼Howdy, friends. I recently decided to build a Ruby on Rails project using ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot. For those who don’t know, these are AI tools. Here’s how it went. In summary, this is a thing, it’s useful, and we’re not going back. Are the tools overhyped? Yes, I think so. Is this where things…
Live or Take-home Coding Assessments?
Research shows that live coding exercises test for resilience to stress and not coding ability. Why are you setting candidates up to fail?
React is now effectively part of the Rails stack
Looking at the last several months of job postings on RailsGigs, one can argue that React is now a de facto part of the Ruby on Rails stack.
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