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Running Selenium Javascript Tests Through Docker Containers

Just writing the title to this blog post makes me shiver. It makes me shiver because I spent 6 hours on a lovely sunny afternoon in London, punishing myself in a coffee shop for being unable to test my Javascript effectively…

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Introducing a Repository Layer to a Ruby gRPC Client

Have you ever started a big refactor, and mid way through realised you need even more refactoring to make it an easier job? Our team did recently, and our adventures in code improvements exposed underlying flaws with our design.

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The Human Cost of Messy Code

A common misconception we have as developers is that the consequences of bad code are contained to only our department. We are the ones who have to wrestle with the beast; we are the ones who suffer when our innocent little change appears to break a whole swathe of integration…

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What Happens When You Run ‘git add …’

There comes a point in a programmers career where you realise that you rely heavily on certain tools every day, whether it be the browser, the terminal or git, and your understanding of them has only just scratched the surface. My goal for this year is to dive…

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Testing a Golang gRPC API with RSpec

The title of this blog post might appear weird for those in the Ruby and Golang communities. Rarely do you hear of developers writing an API in Go and testing it using the darling of the Ruby testing world, RSpec.

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What I Wish I Knew About Software Development Before Starting Out

Once upon a time, when I started to get my fingers wet by learning to code I assumed there were just 4 things I had to get really really good at; HTML, CSS, Javascript and a backend language like Ruby. I told myself…

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Setting Up An Awesome Pairing Environment

Pair programming is something we take quite seriously at Palatinate Tech, and the tools we use make all the difference to our enjoyment and productivity.

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Split-testing a Ruby on Rails application

This post is an adaption of a presentation given to the Ruby on Rails Oceania Sydney…

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Everyone should write boring code

That might sound like a strange thing to say but it’s the message of Adam Niedzielski’s talk at…

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How We Used React To Help Improve Our Product Team’s Efficiency

One of the darlings of the Palatinate Tech family is Your Golf Travel; a website that specialises in golf holidays in the UK and all over the world. It’s our focus to bring up to date pricing and all the relevant…

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