Sometimes you want to create a single ruby script using exact versions of some gems, but you don’t want to have to create a directory just to have a Gemfile and your script file in it, then have to do the bundle install/bundle exec dance to run it properly.

When using Elixir you will spent a lot of time in IEx (the Elixir’s interactive shell), so it makes sense to try improving the experience.

We recently bought a new Logitech MX3S mouse to use on MacOS. It’s a nice mouse and while it works most of the time, recently we experienced cursor stutter. It looks like the cursor lags behind the mouse movements.

If you ever had to work with a GraphQL API featuring a few slow queries, you’ll probably understand the need to be able to cancel apollo-client queries.

If you’ve experienced really slow downloads from within VirtualBox on Mac, chances are you’re using the default NIC for your NAT interface.

This article has been moved over our dedicated Openhood Games blog.

This article has been moved over our dedicated Openhood Games blog.

During an epic debugging session with an NGinx configuration for a project, I discovered some useful, but not so common (at least to me) configuration.

I’ve been playing a lot with node lately thanks to this PeepCode screencast and since Heroku released their new Celadon Cedar stack I’ve been wanting to benchmark ruby versus node.js for a restful API which I need to build.