Test Runner Harmony
Running the right tests on your code can save you time while boosting your confidence in what you’ve developed. Ryan shares how he reworked his workflow to be able to run the right test at the right time.
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Running the right tests on your code can save you time while boosting your confidence in what you’ve developed. Ryan shares how he reworked his workflow to be able to run the right test at the right time.
You can stop worrying about queues. Mike shares how asynchronous processing made him a much happier programmer.
When making a website, knowing code is everyone’s business. Ryann shares how useful and not scary making her first interactive prototype was.
Rob shares all the tech you’ll need to pull data from Google Drive and use that to drive data on your website.
Commands and aliases and plugins and enhancements! Oh, my! Neil shares his favorite packages and tricks for the command line that will let you crank out work faster and impress all your friends.
Manually changing filenames of cached assets to bust cache is a nightmare. Patrick will tell you how to automate cache busting and make you want to give him a high five.
Rob shares the story of how we made our Expression Engine blog live happily inside a static site—and the secret sauce that makes it work.
See how a minor change to your commit message style can make you a better programmer.
Vim multi-file searches don’t have to make you twitchy. Ethan has tips to make you search confidently.
We love to improve, and we’re pretty obsessed with continually improving our build process. Rob and Ethan explain how we built the templates for Lenovo (Australia) using SMACSS techniques.

Katie Jennings
Vice President of Business Development