103: Code Quality and Balancing TDD
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Ben\\u2019s been adding variety to work by biking to breakfast and the beach, while working in-between during his stay on Martha\\u2019s Vineyard. He\\u2019s feeling lucky to work remotely, and still be able to connect with co-founders!
\\n\\nDerrick enjoys a change of scenery from time-to-time during workdays, especially to kickstart his blood flow during an afternoon lull or breaking point.
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- Writing code is like riding a bike: Tuple moving forward with adding single sign-on \\n
- Caring about Code Quality: Ben\\u2019s higher level tests prove more valuable, less coupled
- Evolution of Testing: Derrick\\u2019s progress from test-driven development (TTD) to practical testing for StaticKit\\u2019s structure and features \\n
- Devise Deal Breaker: Digested passwords in Tuple database wouldn\\u2019t need to be reset \\n
- Pair programming proves powerful in preventing mistakes and being blocked \\n
- Marketer? Developer? Sales? Ben\\u2019s possible future role and responsibilities with Tuple \\n
- Hockeystick Metrics: First-paying StaticKit customer leads to 200% growth increase \\n
- Content Marketing: Using Tailwind CSS with Next.js spikes StaticKit sign ups \\n
- Self-serve Engine: Easily upgrade and deploy StaticKit from sandbox to live mode \\n
- Prioritize Priorities: Ben encourages Derrick to focus on forms for StaticKit \\n
- AoP Podcast: Is fanbase willing to pay for extra-special content? Share ideas with Ben and Derrick via Twitter
Links and resources:
\\n\\n\\n\\nDerrick Reimer Website
\\n\\nDerrick Reimer on Twitter
\\n\\nBen Orenstein Website
\\n\\nBen Orenstein on Twitter
\\n\\n\\n\\nTuple\\u2019s Pair Programming Guide
\\n\\n\\n\\nUsing Tailwind CSS with Next.js\\xa0
\\n\\n\\n\\nAoP Episode 22: Finishing the Year Strong
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