Mar 16, 2023
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By Aestimo Kirina
This article explores how to use markdown in Ruby. Learn how to use two popular Ruby libraries—Redcarpet and Kramdown—to parse markdown and create a simple documentation app using Redcarpet and Sinatra.
Mar 13, 2023
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By Giridhar Talla
In this article, you'll learn how to implement a user authentication system in JavaScript. By the end of the tutorial, you'll have a REST API, a database to store user information, authentication via JSON Web Tokens, and even verification emails!
Mar 9, 2023
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By Funke Faith Olasupo
This article provides a comprehensive guide on how to create notifications in Laravel. Learn what notifications are, which channels Laravel supports, how to send live database notifications, and more!
Mar 6, 2023
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By Anita Achu
This article provides an in-depth exploration of character encoding in Python 3. Learn how to interact with text and bytes in a project and how to fix common encoding errors.
Mar 2, 2023
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By Julie Kent
Ractor is Ruby's new Actor-like concurrency abstraction—it lets execute code in parallel without worrying about thread safety. This article is an excellent introduction to Ractors and how to begin using them in your Ruby code.
Feb 27, 2023
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By Muhammed Ali
Learn how to deploy a React application to AWS Elastic Beanstalk with the Elastic Beanstalk CLI and GitHub Actions.
Feb 23, 2023
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By Devin Gray
This article explains exceptions and how to handle them gracefully in Laravel. Learn how to create custom exceptions, work with exception handlers, integrate with 3rd-party error-tracking services, and create robust, scalable web applications!
Feb 20, 2023
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By Edidiong Etuk
DynamoDB is a fast and performant NoSQL database for creating highly available web applications. This article explores how to interact with DynamoDB in Python using the Boto3 library and covers in-depth concepts such as concurrency, leader model, throttling, and more.
Feb 16, 2023
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By Jeffery Morhous
People complain that Ruby isn't fast. Stripe—one of the world's largest and most influential Ruby shops—is working hard to change that. In addition to type-checking, this article explores a new, ahead-of-time Ruby compiler Stripe is developing as a part of their Sorbet Ruby Gem.
Feb 13, 2023
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By Adebayo Adams
You probably know about objects and arrays, but how often do you use sets and maps? This article explains everything you need to know to use these more specialized data types in your JavaScript applications.
Oct 29, 2021
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By Honeybadger
This week Ben interviews Garrett Dimon to talk about some of his exciting new projects. They also cover alternatives to the SaaS business model, such as self-hosted licensing options, to make vacations more relaxing for founders if something goes wrong.
Oct 22, 2021
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By Honeybadger
This week The Founders take a trip down freelancer memory lane and talk about the hot apps they built and which of them are still alive. They also cover NFTs, pivoting to private equity, and candy bar servers. Also, is "spider season" an official season in the Pacific Northwest?!?!? Click to listen now on the interwebs.
Oct 15, 2021
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By Honeybadger
This week the Founders recap the initial Hook Relay launch and cover things they learned along the way. Also discussed is if developers will struggle to find purpose if products like Hook Relay make their lives too easy. Lastly, do you remember the days of converting PSDs to HTML? Tune in and prepare for launch!
Oct 8, 2021
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By Honeybadger
There's no episode of FounderQuest this week. However, if you want to hear WHY there's no episode, Ben takes some time out of fighting fires to explain in 34 seconds.
Oct 1, 2021
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By Honeybadger
It's a special edition episode this week as Ben chats with Felix Livni of Schedulista to talk startups. There are plenty of hot takes to go around such as ignoring good advice when starting a business, how boostrappers should do the exact opposite things that a venture funded company does, and why you may consider direct mail for a SaaS business. Grab your pitchforks and tune in!
Sep 24, 2021
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By Honeybadger
This week The Founders talk about integrations and the fact they're spending more and more time updating Honeybadger because of partners' app changes. They also conduct an autopsy on the outbound sales initiative, discuss creating a fictional employee for customers to focus their ire, and decide whether to tweak Hook Relay's site or just ship it!
Sep 10, 2021
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By Honeybadger
This week on FounderQuest, the hosts go over some features of Hook Relay, share some research on broadcast email solutions, and discuss operational security tips for compliance (get a guard dog). Plus, Goatse is remembered as the original Rick Roll (NSW - Do NOT Google it).
Sep 3, 2021
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By Honeybadger
On this week's episode Ben talks about rolling over Honeybadger's main Redis cluster and timing his MacBook upgrade. Josh provides updates on upgrading the Java package with Docker and his secret method to bootstrapping a new machine. Plus Starr runs the revenue numbers and shares why she is buying a printing press!
Aug 27, 2021
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By Honeybadger
We're back! The Founders recap their respective Hot Vax Summers. They also provide some updates on automating the SOC 2 process, their outbound sales efforts, and the blog. Also, what if you could trade-up your small business to a larger one, similar to trading up from a starter home? Listen hungry, there's lots of food for thought!
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