Dev/Designer for Harvest Profit (John Deere). Rails Enthusiast, Personal Trainer. Mountain biking, camping, and hiking is where it's at. Fully remote!
Costa Rica; Minneapolis; Etc
Joined August 2018
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New feature just released for @HarvestProfit. You can now choose which rate to use when you import your machine data from @JohnDeere. This is also available when you bulk import. Cheers 🍻
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As farms transition from one generation to the next, there's a lot of important financial information & knowledge that can get lost in the process.
@BDA300HP is using HarvestProfit.com to help prevent that from happening on his family's farm.
That moment when Apple adds Pivot Tables back into Numbers and you just get overwhelmingly excited haha
The majority of my questions center around something I haven’t done. Really I should just pull the trigger and go fit it. Action is the best teacher.
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Come join the Harvest Profit team. We are hiring! Job will only be posted for a few days.
Digital Specialist - Harvest Profit g.co/kgs/7LHzBg
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Our presenters this month are @jarydkrish from @HarvestProfit with "How to give a Technical Talk" and Anel Drocic from @bushelpowered with "Optimizing your React Applications"
Thursday, Aug 12th 5pm
#fullstack #meetups #fargomoorhead #react #softwareengineering
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Tomorrow, we have our feature "pitch" meeting at HarvestProfit.com where the team decides what we are going to work on over the coming weeks. It's a fun process!
Every react developer ever.... how much of your time is spent waiting for data to load in your app? As a UX person this is starting to weigh on me haha.
What's your definition of an "object" in programming/API design? Your answer probably determines how you design APIs.
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Startups and getting to product/market fit is an expensive mindset. Its a moving target. But I guess it’s fancy talk that gets you your next round of funding 🤷♂️
Started reading a new book today. First strike against it, claims that project management can't be done with less than 60 hours a week. Not sure about you but when I work more than 8 in a day my solutions become less than ideal. How is that sustainable?
I can’t like this enough haha. Very true. We’ve always focused on the problem to be solved, not focus on how others have already tried to solve it. That kind of thinking yields completely different results
Wrote about some of the design thinking that went into one of the most complicated pages in @HarvestProfit. It'd be cool if more people shared their story on the design of some of their more complicated designs.
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