Another Personal Programming Language Roadmap
Life is short, so we have to prioritize the things that we learn. This is my current list of interests in practical and theoretical areas related to programming.
Swiftz: the power of liftz
When in Rome, your functions should do as the Romans do. Automatically.
April 27, 2015 8:00 am -0500
Manage SSH Access Automatically Using GitHub Teams
It’s easy to automatically manage SSH access to servers using your existing GitHub teams. This post shows you how.
April 24, 2015 9:00 am -0500
Stack Builders Presents on Functional Programming at PUCE
Stack Builders presents on Haskell and Functional programming at the Catholic University (PUCE) in Quito.
The Hidden Costs of Microservices
Recently there has been much buzz around the concept of **UNKNOWN_CHAR** In this post, Stack Builders CTO Justin Leitgeb offers suggestions on how to assess the true costs involved with choosing a microservice-based architecture.
New Octohat Release
Octohat 0.1.4: A small API demo, contributions from the community and a lower barrier of entry for contribution.
Announcing Octohat: A New Haskell Wrapper for GitHub’s API
Octohat is a new open-source wrapper for GitHub’s API, built by Stack Builders.
2014 Retrospective
Part of the power in a retrospective for software development is acknowledging what you are doing well while seeing where there is room for growth. We invested a good part of January as a team doing exactly that, figuring out ways to improve our processes, projects, team and company as a whole while building on what we already value and do every day. Here are some of the highlights of 2014 and where we are headed for 2015. It is looking bright, indeed.
Building Trust
Establishing trust means moving from a culture of blame to one of problem-solving. Such a cultural change is supported by communication techniques that emphasize safety and mutual respect.