Rails with Jason

Noah and I got together for a conversation about his book Rebuilding Rails and then immediately digressed into a series of fascinating rabbit holes about the history of coding and computers themselves.Noah Gibbs on TwitterNoah's Book, Rebuilding RailsCodefol.ioNoah's writing for AppFolio

I talk with Nate Berkopec about common Rails performance issues. Nate also explains what the heck threads and connection pools are.Speedshop, Nate's consultancyThe Complete Guide to Rails PerformanceNate Berkopec on TwitterNate Berkopec on Github

Mike Buckbee, founder of Expedited Security returns and we discuss how we transitioned from freelance work to building our own products.Mike Buckbee on TwitterMike Buckbee on GitHubExpedited SecurityExpedited SSLExpedited WAF

In this episode I drag my friend Andrew Mason through a long, rambling, undisciplined discussion of a number of things including me and Andrew's respective experiences with Docker.Andrew Mason's websiteAndrew Mason on LinkedInAndrew Mason on GitHubAndrew Mason on TwitterRuby Rogues Podcast

Trae Robrock returns and we share our favorite tips, tricks, and plugins for working in Vim.Trae's Vim ConfigTrae's WebsiteRails.vimCtrlp.vimTabularFugitive.vimAsynchronous Lint EngineMy Vim setup for Rails

Mike Buckbee, founder of Expedited Security, and I talk about our how we approach entrepreneurship, what we've learned, and why you shouldn't listen to our advice.Mike Buckbee on TwitterMike Buckbee on GitHubExpedited SecurityExpedited SSLExpedited WAF

In this episode, Ernesto Tagwerker and I discuss how we approach working on large Rails applications, methods for writing useful tests in a large application setting, and we extend an invitation to join us for some Nashville hot chicken in August at Southeast Ruby.Ernesto Tagwerker on TwitterErnesto Tagwerker on GitHubOmbu LabsFast RubyComponent Based Rails ApplicationsTrailblazerSoutheast Ruby Conference

Charles Max Wood and I discuss how to create, grow, and leverage the relationships you need to get the work you want as a programmer.Charles Wood's book Get a Coder JobDevchat.tvCharles Wood on TwitterCharles Wood on GitHub

Me and Trae Robrock share all our favorite debugging tips.Trae Robrock's websiteTrae's Git bisect scriptMy best programming tips7 Habits of Highly Effective People

Vladimir Dementyev and I discuss the hows, whens, and whys of contributing to Rails and other open source projects.Vladimir Dementyev on GitHubVladimir Dementyev on TwitterVladimir Dementyev on LinkedIn

Prathamesh Sonpatki and I discuss what Webpack and Webpacker are and how to use Webpack to manage JavaScript in Rails.Prathamesh's blogPrathamesh on BigBinary's BlogReactJS by Example - Building Modern Web Applications with React by Prathamesh Sonpatki & Vipul A MPrathamesh Sonpatki on GitHubPrathamesh Sonpatki on TwitterPrathamesh Sonpatki's Email: csonpatki@gmail.comRubyConf India

Today, Frank Rietta and I discuss common application vulnerabilities from the OWASP top ten and basic steps you can take to secure your Rails code.Frank Rietta's Email: frank@rietta.comFrank Rietta on TwitterFrank Rietta on GitHubRietta Inc.The OWASP Top 10

In today's episode, I talk to developer and author Noel Rappin about Webpack, Webpacker, and Stimulus.Noel Rappin on TwitterNoel Rappin's WebsiteTech Done Right PodcastTable XITake My Money: Accepting Payments on the Web

On my premiere episode, I talk with Ben Orenstein about refactoring, forms in Rails, the pros and cons of inheritance, levels of abstraction, and ActiveRecord callbacks.Ben Orenstein's WebsiteRefactoring RailsTupleThe Art of Product PodcastBen Orenstein on Twitter