laserlemon
Re:Multiple Personalities in Git
on Monday April 04, 2016 @12:08PM (#11422984)
After a lengthy fight, I finally found a semi-sane way to manage multiple user profiles in Git. It's not nearly as easy as it should be…
Multiple Personalities in Git
Scheduling Crowd-Sourced Entropy with Webhooks 🎲
Spring Is Dead to Me 💀
Non-Message Flash in Rails
String Interpolation: The Bad Parts
The Mathematics Of Murder: Should A Robot Sacrifice Your Life To Save Two? 🔢🔪
On Documentation-Driven Development 📝
Regarding Rockstars 😎🎸
Re:The Marriage of Figaro… and Rails 4.1 👰
on Wednesday December 18, 2013 @02:51PM (#6930137)
Thank you! And I completely agree that secrets.yml is a win.
Re:The Marriage of Figaro… and Rails 4.1 👰
on Wednesday December 18, 2013 @12:51PM (#6929122)
I'm really surprised I don't see more Emoji in HN post titles!
Re:The Marriage of Figaro… and Rails 4.1 👰
on Wednesday December 18, 2013 @12:01PM (#6928714)
Thanks! Updated.
Re:The Marriage of Figaro… and Rails 4.1 👰
on Wednesday December 18, 2013 @11:58AM (#6928690)
No, it's not. The idea is that your should be able to (hypothetically) open source your app at any time without compromising any sensitive information.
Re:The Marriage of Figaro… and Rails 4.1 👰
on Wednesday December 18, 2013 @11:53AM (#6928662)
Makes sense, now that it's the new convention. Thanks for the comment!
Re:The Marriage of Figaro… and Rails 4.1 👰
on Wednesday December 18, 2013 @11:47AM (#6928614)
Figaro is certainly usable without Heroku. It added some Heroku conveniences later in life, but is built to simply populate ENV while keeping source control clean.
The Marriage of Figaro… and Rails 4.1 👰
Re:Background Job Processing for Atheists
on Thursday November 14, 2013 @12:15PM (#6733551)
Thanks. Quick and dirty is the key. And Airbrake is great for failures, but does it support uptime monitoring like Dead Man's Snitch does?