I'm always surprised by the things people have built using Google Sheets or on top of Google Sheets such as sheet2site or Tiller. It made me wonder what other things people have built or used it for.
I have never been a fan of the take home development test when your interviewing for a job. After hiring over the last few years I see the importance now. What are some good problems to include when creating a take home project? I assume something technically related to our product or space, but do you make them start from scratch or give them a broken app and have them fix it?
We use a fair amount of React at my current job but it tends to be either a page fully built in React or a page rendered by Rails using ERB. I am curious how some sites like GitHub mix the two and what benefits or drawbacks there are to the approaches.
I have been interesting in Domain-Driven Design using Rails but I can't seem to find a consistent pattern or setup of libs and directories. Some people use CQRS others user services, repositories, and make-shift aggregates. Does anyone have good examples of using DDD with Rails?
I’m looking for a large Rails app to reference for some design patterns. I have grow a Rails app more or less on my own and it now handles millions of requests per day. The problem is I feel like my code could be cleaner or utilize some patterns that I’m not comfortable with yet. I have read a lot of books but learn better from reading examples, but I want something more than a Blog app.
