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  1. How to use Gulp, Webpack, Node.js, and Codeship effectively for Heroku deployment

    Over the past several weeks I've been working on building an ideal developer environment that I can use to build and launch a variety of my side projects. Because this environment will only be used by me, expect a small number of sessions/users, and since I'm a cheapass, I…
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  2. Get Free Gatorade Water Bottles by Knowing your Tools

    Just an hour ago I came across this sweet deal on Slickdeals for a customized Gatorade Water bottle for free.99! So I went on the (super buggy) site, customized my water bottle, filled out the info, and clicked the giant submit button to cash in on my water bottle.…
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  3. Draft.js, Redux, and Updating Your Editor in Real Time

    The past several weeks I’ve been getting more and more into the weeds of React/Redux. For the uninitiated or for those who’ve been living under a rock, React is probably the most popular Javascript libraries for building user interfaces and Redux is currently one of the more…
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  4. My 2016 Developer Setup

    My busy holiday schedule has made it more difficult for me to find time to sit down and write, so this is the perfect time for this post! This post is going to be a less technical, insightful, or "meaty", but it's relevant for a lot of folks…
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  5. Universal Javascript in Production - Server/Client Rendering

    This is a transcript of a talk I co-presented for Intuit's Front-end Engineering Conference. This is part two of a two part post on Universal Javascript in Production. In my previous post, I discussed the journey of QuickBooks Financing and why we decided to switch to Node.js as the…
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  6. Universal Javascript in Production - The Why

    This is a transcript of a talk I co-presented for Intuit's Front-end Engineering Conference. This is part one of a two part post on Universal Javascript in Production. Context setting At Intuit, I am a full stack engineer on a product called QuickBooks Financing, which is a platform that provides…
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