Published: October 8, 2018
Professional Ruby on Rails developers will always recommend that your local development environment match your production environment to help catch bugs that occur due to inconsistent database implementations of the same feature. Having something work locally in SQLite3 but not in Postgres is actually a common enough problem that this mantra is often repeated, but leaves the Junior dev learning proper Rails development to their own devices when it comes to actually setting up Postgres on their local environment.
Published: June 22, 2018
I had just arrived home from a friend's house and sat down at my desk when I noticed something strange: the CPU fan was spinning loudly on my computer and Chrome was using up 100% of the CPU. Now normally I wouldn't be concerned with Chrome taking up 100% of RAM since that's just what Chrome does, but 100% of CPU was definitely not right.