Upgrading Rails can often be difficult and risky! I'll be walking through the process my team took to safely upgrade to Rails 7.0. While this is going to be relatively Rails and Ruby specific, I hope you can take away something for software you are upgrading.
Growth Engineering is all about growing the user base. Of course, to grow a user base, the product quality is important, but there should also be some effort (lots of effort, actually), to persuade the user to try using the product in the first place.
How does a payroll engineering organization give the green light for a basal change to their tax system when the consequences reach many domains, features, and teams? With a decision matrix we were able to break down our options, clearly compare solutions, and find a path forward.
My two months as a designer and takeaways from a cross-functional rotation - including why it might be right for you Image by Peter Tarka [https://www.behance.net/gallery/93834339/Illustrations/modules/542177733] How it started I’
In this post, we'll look at what problems these non-atomic actions pose and walk through a few examples of how to fix them. We'll also cover isolator, a gem that helps us detect these non-atomic violations.
As someone who was recently promoted to senior engineer, this journey is still fresh in my mind. Here are some ways that senior engineers have helped during my career path from junior to senior engineer.
In part 1 [https://engineering.gusto.com/protecting-sensitive-data-at-gusto-with-hapii-part-1/], we covered the goals and benefits of isolating the most sensitive customer data to a separate service, that we call HAPII - The Hardened PII store. Briefly, the isolation of
