We’re a team of friends who build software together. We run @DocRaptor. Also working on a new project scheduling/management system called Burndown.
Indianapolis, IN
Joined February 2007
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Schedule Important Work First. This is the second core philosophy behind Burndown, our upcoming project managent tool (internal only for now, let us know if you want to try it too). expectedbehavior.com/buildin…
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Monitor your Factorio game (or anything, really) with @Instrumental: bit.ly/2U8pCQn
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Visualizing @Instrumental Data from the Command Line with Sampler bit.ly/2v1nq1c
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Pair programming to the extreme! What do you think of our setup? bit.ly/2Mpl2qk
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Want separate browsers for home life and work? Here's a blog post on how to do it: bit.ly/3aNc8wA
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Adding Lambda functions to existing applications can be tricky, here's what we learned working on @Instrumental: bit.ly/2UAuf2c
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Use AWS? Check our instrustry-leading CloudWatch integration! It's faster and more flexible than alternative integrations. bit.ly/32oGrXd
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Learn how we use Git commit templates and other tools to always write good commit messages: bit.ly/2o0lceN
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There are only two hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation and naming. Many have added off-by-one-errors to the list. When have a problem that involves all three, you start looking for a good distributed locking library. bit.ly/36bEsZ7
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Curious about how we achieve zero-downtown database migrations? Here's part two, where we provide some code examples that fulfill our requirements from part one: bit.ly/2H4FvjN
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Interested in pair programming? We do it and have created dedicated rooms and hardware setups to support pairing. Learn more here: bit.ly/2Mpl2qk
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Blog Post: Improve your work/life boundries by separating personal and professional browsing bit.ly/3aNc8wA
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We saved an estimated 90% on the infrastructure costs of our new @Instrumental feature by using AWS Lambda. Here's how and why: bit.ly/2UAuf2c
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In Pursuit of Perfect Locking, an essay on the trade-offs betwen perfect and good from @mediocretes and @jasongladish
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Blog Post: A simple strategy for separating personal and professional browsing bit.ly/3aNc8wA
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Process at Expected Behavior, a blog post from @alexoverbeck about how we manage product management, TDD, pairing, and more bit.ly/2ZdYP6a
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Interested in pair programming? We do it and have created dedicated rooms and hardware setups to support pairing. Learn more here: bit.ly/2YirBlZ
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Congratulations to Expected Behavior (expectedbehavior.com/) for becoming Indiana's newest Bicycle Friendly Business. The deadline for applying to become a Bicycle Friendly Business is approaching. There's still time to enter your company.
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Blog Post: A simple strategy for separating personal and professional browsing bit.ly/3cgi9UP