Lessons learned (technical and otherwise) on the road to building a better lender.

Andrew Kiellor in Engineering at Earnest

Aug 8, 2018

5 Handy Dandy Postgres Features

At Earnest, we use Postgres a lot. The original codebase we lovingly call the “Monolith” was built with…

Johan Boberg in Engineering at Earnest

Dec 13, 2017

Unfolding paginated APIs

Here’s a common problem in the world of web development: you have to retrieve a list of items from an API endpoint…

Alex Cusack in Engineering at Earnest

Oct 23, 2017

Refactoring our Payment Processor

At Earnest, the core piece of infrastructure responsible for money movement is what we refer to internally as our ‘Payment Processor’. The Payment Processor is responsible for creating all monetary transactions, including generating deposits for newly originated loans…

Pete Hodgson in Engineering at Earnest

Jun 1, 2016

autopublish your npm modules

At Earnest we recently open-sourced autopublish. It is a small, simple tool. It publishes a local npm module to your npm registry of choice, but only when the module’s current version doesn’t already exist in the registry.

Stephen Lazaro in Engineering at Earnest

Nov 14, 2018

Using Applicative Style to Increase Compositionality — Part II

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Howard L in Engineering at Earnest

Jan 15, 2019

Continuous Improvement: Delivering Jenkins Through Jenkins Pt 2

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Brian Romanko in Engineering at Earnest

Mar 10, 2015

Meeting Earnest

One of the most difficult things about choosing where you work is getting a complete picture of what it‘s really like there. What are the people like? What are their values? What are the types of challenges they get to work on day to day? There’s only so much that a career page and job description…