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local load balancing - keighty

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I have loved programming since my first 'Hello World! And have been seeking source code enlightenment through Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript. Check out my book! You can mimic the end-user’s UI experience accurately enough by running application code locally, but what about the backend? Is load balancing software that distributes requests across multiple servers, and it’s easy to get running quickly. You can download and compile from source at NGiNX.org. Api playground brew install nginx. To ensure you have ...

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keighty

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I have loved programming since my first 'Hello World! And have been seeking source code enlightenment through Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript. Check out my book! Preflight Check With CORS – chainPreflight Option. I am working through setting up CORS on a web server, and learning all about Cross-Origin Resource Sharing. When I came across the chainPreflight. Option, I also learned that I didn’t have a strong enough understanding of web server vocabulary. Read on →. Preflight Check With CORS. Read on →. Softwa...

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projects - keighty

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I have loved programming since my first 'Hello World! And have been seeking source code enlightenment through Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript. Check out my book! So You Want to Go to Code School. Since moving to Portland, my partner and I have been seeing more theater than we can track. I originally built the app in meteor. And then in node, angular, and mongodb. Check out my progress at virtual-playbill.herokuapp.com. To track my learning goals. Say "That's too much ice.".

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Don't count your chickens if they are ActiveRecord objects - keighty

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I have loved programming since my first 'Hello World! And have been seeking source code enlightenment through Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript. Check out my book! Don't Count Your Chickens if They Are ActiveRecord Objects. You may believe that. Irb(main):002:0 yourRubyChickens = %w{ Chantecler RedShaver RhodeIslandRed }. Chantecler", "RedShaver", "RhodeIslandRed"]. But, beware of. 1] pry(main) yourRailsChickens = Chicken.all. Chicken Load (2.1ms) SELECT "chickens".* FROM "chickens". Are largely equivalent, but.

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keighty

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I have loved programming since my first 'Hello World! And have been seeking source code enlightenment through Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript. Check out my book! Software estimation is hard, but I didn’t really understand why until I started reading Software Estimation: Demystifying the Black Art. By Steve McConnell. It was published in 2006, and is very much still relevant — there are more ways to do estimation wrong than to do it right. In The Clean Coder: A Code of Conduct for Professional Programmers.

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hunting monkey patches - keighty

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I have loved programming since my first 'Hello World! And have been seeking source code enlightenment through Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript. Check out my book! Ruby monkeypatching is a dangerous, but necessary tool. It is convenient to add new behaviours to existing classes, or to replace existing methods with more customized or secure code. Once the patch is in place, however, it is easy to forget that it is there. Below the monkeypatch so that it can be caught at boot time. 1 Debug your code at boot time.

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what else you can do after code school - keighty

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I have loved programming since my first 'Hello World! And have been seeking source code enlightenment through Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript. Check out my book! What Else You Can Do After Code School. Code School Business Management. Code School Project Management. Code School Project Management People Management. Code School Written Communication Skills. Writing technical specs and documentation will require all of your technical knowledge as well as language, teaching, and research skills. The technic...

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Blog Archives - keighty

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I have loved programming since my first 'Hello World! And have been seeking source code enlightenment through Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript. Check out my book! Browser-sync Is the Easiest Webserver EVER. The EventEmitter Pattern and the Event Loop – a Timeline. Callbacks and the Event Loop. Git Squash to Speed Up Your Workflow. Importing and Exporting: Modular React. Nested Routes With Expressjs. Preflight Check With CORS – chainPreflight Option. Preflight Check With CORS. Getting Your Foot in the Door.

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getting your foot in the door - keighty

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I have loved programming since my first 'Hello World! And have been seeking source code enlightenment through Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript. Check out my book! Getting Your Foot in the Door. Have something to show. Not every developer spends every waking moment working on open source projects or inventing the next big framework. We all have lives, families, and other pursuits that take priority;. Start filling your toolbox. Completing the task requires the right tools for the job, and your ability to solve...