We've all worked with tightly-coupled code. If a butterfly flaps its wings in China, the unit tests break. Maintaining a system like this is...unpleasant. In this article, Jonathan Miles dives into the origins of tight-coupling. He demonstrates how you can use dependency injection (DI) to decouple code. Then he introduces a novel decoupling technique based on delegation that can be useful when DI is not an option.
Do you know how to add concurrency to a Ruby app? Let's open the Ruby concurrency toolbox and learn how each tool works.
It's time to throw out the Silicon Valley bullshit that perpetuates the idea of "F*ck-You Money."
Breadcrumbs can help you debug client-side JavaScript applications, and are available to all Honeybadger customers as of today.
You know Big-O is important - not only for acing your next job interview but for knowing how code works at scale. But have you ever taken the time to go beyond a superficial understanding of the subject? In this article, Julie Kent uses equal parts math and Ruby to reveal the beating heart of Big-O and show us how it ticks.
Do you love to learn about programming languages, and thrive in a dynamic remote environment? If so, you could be the next Honeybadger.
Have you ever dealt with a unicode bug? Where plain text — the substance you work with all day — can no longer be trusted? It can be disorienting to say the least! This article will help prepare you so that the next time that happens you’ll be able to spend less time hyperventilating and more time troubleshooting.