Git is About Communication
By Tom de Bruijn on
Git is a way to communicate with your team. Well written commits and Pull Requests ensure that this communication goes smoothly.
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Our team handles over 30 billion requests each month. We run a stack with Ruby, MongoDB, Rust, Go, React and are improving this all the time.
By Tom de Bruijn on
Git is a way to communicate with your team. Well written commits and Pull Requests ensure that this communication goes smoothly.
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In this post, we'll look into N+1 queries in a language-agnostic way.
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Let's break down a migration process and find out how to write an effective migration.
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Check out how AppSignal uses the Citadel pattern and how our system works.
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In which we explain how to set up different monitoring for apples and pears in your architecture.
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Learn how to build a Rails app that can support multiple subdomains.
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Dive into Host Metrics the easy way and skip percussive maintenance.
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We continue our deep dive into JavaScript errors. This time, we look at how to handle them in your code today.
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Where we look at lessons learned in monitoring and performance, and go through some things that seem simple at first, but turn out to be a bit more complex.
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We take a deep dive into the history of Errors in JavaScript.
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This is a short detective story about how we tracked down an exception in AppSignal.com's flow that didn't cause an error...
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In this post, we'll bake our own Interpreter, bringing the Templating series together with a lot of sticky stroop.
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