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Eduardo Poleo in Influitive Crafters

Jun 17, 2017

Solutions and trade-offs

At Influitive every month we get 2 ‘investment days’. During these days we are not bound to do planned work and are…

Paul Sachs in Influitive Crafters

Dec 5, 2016

The path to Influitive’s Front End stack — Part 1

Brad Robertson in Influitive Crafters

Nov 29, 2016

Our Multi-tenancy Journey with Postgres Schemas and Apartment

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Eduardo Poleo in Influitive Crafters

Jul 25, 2016

How much does your professor make? Pt.2

In my previous post we scraped some data and dumped it into three different endpoints…

Eduardo Poleo in Influitive Crafters

Jul 24, 2016

How much does your professor make?

At Influitive a great deal of our app dumps JSON data at certain endpoints; this data is then…

Brad Robertson in Influitive Crafters

Jul 14, 2016

Don’t Use a Shared Connection on Full Stack Capybara Tests

A while back, Jose Valim posted a Gist on using a shared db connection for Capybara acceptance tests. Since Capybara loads your app up in a separate thread (which would use a different db connection) the theory here is that by…

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Enric Ribas in Influitive Crafters

Nov 30, 2015

Frozen State

This is a followup to my previous post about React with a Flux-y store

Sidenote: I am looking seriously into Redux, but haven’t made the move yet.

One thing I really enjoy is using freezer to directly modify the local data and having freezer update…

Enric Ribas in Influitive Crafters

Jun 8, 2016

Using Reflux and Freezer as data store

React is an amazing advancement in web development. It creates an implementation that is simple to create, reuse, and understand. It has strong opinions about front-end rendering but it has no opinion about how data is stored, manipulated and then persisted. I…