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167: I Feel Like We Should've Solved This By Now

44 min • 24 augusti 2018

Chris is joined by German Velasco for a discussion ranging from German's
recent transition to remote working to the wonders of the Elixir language and
the Erlang platform, blockchain, Ethereum, TypeScript, the Language Server
Protocol, and more!

tmate - shared terminal sessions via a special build of tmux
Sneak - Human contact for remote teams (persistent video chat for teams)
Ryan Tomayko - Your team should work like an open source project - great
post with actionable advice for teams adopting the remote life
How to Create a Distributed Work Culture
5 Things that Suck about Remote Work
Taking the Pain Out of Video Conferences
thoughtbot.com/jobs - Come work with us!
Elixir - The language German loves!
Pattern matching in Elixir
Hindley–Milner type system
dialyzer - Erlang static analysis
Erlang OTP - a set of Erlang libraries & principles that carry over to
Elixir
Erlang "Let It Crash"
Blockchain
Ethereum
Proof of Authority
GraphQL
VS Code
Language Server Protocol
TypeScript 3.0

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