Top stories published by Planet Arkency in 2017

RubyMine (and probably many other editors as well) have a nice feature called bookmarks. It lets you mark certain lines and easily navigate to them. I wanted to present you two scenarios in which I use the feature.

Editing big test/spec file

Robert Pankowecki in Planet Arkency

Mar 23, 2017

didn’t read lol, so I wrote a bunch of code

You might not have heard but there is a programming contest called GetNoticed / DajSięPoznać where 1000 programmers create side-projects in any language and blog about it at least twice a week. An awesome initiative started by Maciej Aniserowicz, which I…

Tomasz Wróbel in Planet Arkency

Nov 24, 2017

Single Threaded Development

I’m currently trying to evaluate an idea — let’s call it Single Threaded Development, where a single team…

2 responses

Tomasz Wróbel in Planet Arkency

Feb 18, 2017

Remote work and divorces

Recently I stumbled upon an interesting article titled “Good marriage has to fall apart” (unfortunately only…

Robert Pankowecki in Planet Arkency

May 17, 2017

What I learnt from my vacations at age 0b100000

Paweł Pacana in Planet Arkency

Oct 2, 2017

One simple trick to make Event Sourcing click

Event Sourcing is like having two methods when previously there was one. There — I’ve said it.

But it isn’t my idea at all.

Tomasz Wróbel in Planet Arkency

Dec 22, 2017

Using Snapchat for project-related communication

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