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I've been spending a lot of time thinking about how I can improve my bash productivity and understand when / why things have gone wrong sooner. Luckily, I stumbled upon this golden blog post by Jake McCrary. Put the last command's run time in your Bash prompt via @climagic
I recently learned some lessons from the first Twitter bot I made: @CoinForTechConf. This bot was built due to laziness - I didn't want to keep running the same Twitter search queries to discover scholarships for tech conferences. I wanted to build something that would find scholarships for me, notify
While talking about tech projects, you might hear the acronym "MVP" thrown around, or minimum viable product. Think of it as the absolute bare minimum that you can squeak by with and call something "done" within a given time period. Keeping the MVP in mind was
Here's a Confreaks video recording of my lightning talk on my capstone project, Book Duets, at RubyConf 2015 in San Antonio.
Loren Wang and I were Opportunity Scholars at the 2015 RubyConf in San Antonio, Texas last week. It was four days of meeting incredible and inspiring programmers within the community! Fellow scholar Shana Moore authored several blog posts about her day-by-day experiences at RubyConf and the scholarship application process, if