joelbirchler

Kubernetes is extremely well designed.

>> I just started writing a summary of our standups and told them they didnt have to do it individually any more, >> it was appreciated and mgmt still get the info they need.

I'm skeptical that management would need a daily status.

My approach is to learn the stack (read books, sketch/prototype).

Get the team to whiteboard the architecture with you. This is better than existing documentation because you will get the full commentary and start building a mental model of the software.

Ask the team about problem areas.

Don't push on major stack/architecture changes until you know the stack/architecture.

Make sure the base engineering practices are there. You should have a seamless workflow from pre-merge code reviews, testing, and deploy.

This is a fantastic book-- but it's hardly news. It was released in 2015.

That link doesn't seem to work. Either way, Isn't it this one? http://pragprog.com/book/jaerlang2/programming-erlang

The + operation is evaluated first, and + coerces nulls to zeros. This looks like:

(null + null) === 0

(0) === 0

true

Hats aside, Emma Goldman was an anarchist not a socialist.

DECK Monitoring (deckmonitoring.com) is looking for senior developers and a sys admin.

Skills & Requirements --------------------- * At least six years of programming experience, professional or unprofessional. * You have tackled tough problems and developed large, highly-available applications. * An excellent command of a high-level language such as Ruby or Python. We use Ruby extensively. * Strong SQL skills. * Best practices are in your bones. You write unit tests, pair code, peer review and strive to create beautiful code.

Bonus points if you have experience wih:

* Rails, RSpec, Cucumber, Sinatra, Git, Lua, R, Redis, Resque, JavaScript, HTML5/CSS * Math and Statistics * Energy monitoring * Scrum/agile methodologies

About DECK Monitoring LLC ------------------------- DECK Monitoring is the US market-leader SaaS renewable energy monitoring company. We make great software and take on complex problems (with the help of a whiteboard and some code). We hire the best programmers that we can find and treat them well.

* Competitive salary and benefit package (medical, dental, retirement) * Conferences, books and other perks * Choice of Linux or Mac, editor, etc * Offices downtown Eugene and Portland

How to Apply ------------ Send a paragraph about yourself with relevant links to recent code and a plain-text or pdf resume to careers[at]deckmonitoring.com

Explorercanvas will help you out here. I am not sure if it can keep up, but it performs very well. http://code.google.com/p/explorercanvas/

Eugene, OR. Full time.

Deckmonitoring.com is an energy monitoring company specializing in solar PV and green technologies. We are looking for really great people to join our development team.

The main application is Ruby on Rails. The client-side application is in active transition from Flash to HTML/JavaScript. We have massive amounts of data coming to us from solar installations all over the world and we display that data on a dashboard in near real-time.

Send an intro paragraph and links to sample code to: careers[ at ]deckmonitoring[ dot ]com

this is stupid

DECK Monitoring (Eugene, Portland) is looking for senior Ruby and JavaScript developers. We do renewable energy monitoring software.

You should rock at: JavaScript, Ruby, Rails 2, HTML/CSS, MySQL, RSpec and testing, version control, basic math. It'd be cool if you knew: haml/sass, git, jQuery, linux (Debian), ActionScript 3, Cucumber, Rails 3, Sinatra, foosball, agile/scrum/xp

Email your resume or a short intro to careers@deckmonitoring.com.