Even More Emoji Abuse 🚧🚨
In 2012, I wrote a post titled Abusing Emoji in iOS and Your Mac 👑💩. People seemed to like it, since I saw a lot more wifi networks and Macs on the network whose names consisted of emoji. If that’s not progress for our society, I don’t know what is. After all my talks over the years, I somehow had never given a lightning talk until last night at SydPHP’s meetup in Sydney. I knew I needed to go b
Fired
So I got fired from GitHub two weeks ago. This is the tweet I wrote afterwards while walking to lunch: The last half-decade meant everything to me. Was a hell of a gig. Thanks, GitHub. — Zach Holman (@holman) February 20, 2015 I left it ambiguous because I wasn’t sure what to think about it all at that point. I mean, something I’d been doing for half a decade was suddenly gone. If people knew what
Slide Design for Developers
So I gave this talk called How GitHub Uses GitHub to Build GitHub. Someone submitted my slides to Hacker News, where it stayed at #1 for most of the day. This was pretty strange to me at first. My slides are not designed for people who didn’t see the talk in person. They’re designed to support my words, not some online audience. What’s more, many commented that they found the design of the slides
How GitHub Works
In 2011, I wrote a three-part series called How GitHub Works. I wanted to detail how we planned ideas, built them, and shipped them. GitHub no longer works like this, electing instead to institute a hierarchical, manager-driven, top-down, geocentric organization. I’m going to keep these posts up, though, because I think they address extremely important aspects of how good technical companies shoul
Abusing Emoji in iOS and Your Mac 👑💩
Quick Insightful Tip: There should be a little lady with her arms in the air between these two brackets: [🙆]. If your machine doesn't display that, well, this post probably wouldn't make sense to you anyway. Just imagine I'm discussing an impending dolphin takeover scenario. You may want to make sure you're on Safari; Chrome doesn't appear to appreciate emoji like the rest of us. Like most fourte
Spark by holman
▁▂▃▅▂▇ in your shell. View the Project on GitHub holman/spark Download ZIP File Download TAR Ball View On GitHub spark sparklines for your shell See? Here's a graph of your productivity gains after using spark: ▁▂▃▅▇ install spark is a shell script, so drop it somewhere and make sure it's added to your $PATH. It's helpful if you have a super-neat collection of dotfiles, like mine. If you're on OS
Ruby Patterns from GitHub's Codebase
There are a few specific things we’ve done at GitHub to help our maintainability and reliability of our Ruby apps. Focusing on improving documentation, optimizing the first-run experience, splitting out our API as Sinatra apps, and being careful about how we ship impacting infrastructure changes has helped us out dramatically. Slides
How GitHub Uses GitHub to Build GitHub
Build features fast. Ship them. That’s what we try to do at GitHub. Our process is the anti-process: what’s the minimum overhead we can put up with to keep our code quality high, all while building features as quickly as possible? It’s not just features, either: faster development means happier developers. Slides Video References Merlin Mann’s “Mud Rooms, Red Letters, and Real Priorities” sinatra_
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