You’ll find examples of paid writing, volunteering, or writing for myself on third party platforms.
Contact Me to discuss paid writing, which is typically on topics related to PostgreSQL, web applications, or database performance.
AppSignal
RoRvsWild
- Technical reviewer of post: Speed Up Compound Full-Text Searches in PostgreSQL by 300x
StepChange.work
- Exploring the limits of Postgres: when does it break?
- Beyond the APM: Gaining Postgres insights for Rails Developers
Medium
(Pragmatic Bookshelf provided edits)
This Week In Rails
I was a contributing editor ✍️ for This Week in Rails, summarizing new developments in the Ruby on Rails framework.
This newsletter eventually became part of the official Ruby on Rails weblog.
Specific issues:
- Hello 2021: Sole record, Same form multiple verbs, Validator with range, Rich text control
- New Active Record and Action View capabilities, bug fixes and more!
- New API Docs site, configurable cache coder, bug fixes, and more!
- Fresh code to fight the Winter doldrums
- This Week in Rails: hooks, fixtures, fetch_values, database connections and more!
- New APIs, bug fixes, #Rio2016 🇧🇷
- Happy New Year! (2016)
- Job Priorities, Fast Failing Tests and Fixtures… Oh My! (Co-written with Greg)
- GSoC, performance improvements and bug fixes! (Co-written with Marcel)
- Hello 2021: Sole record, Same form multiple verbs, Validator with range, Rich text control
- New Active Record and Action View capabilities, bug fixes and more!
- New API Docs site, configurable cache coder, bug fixes, and more!
Editors from This Week in Rails RailsConf Phoenix 2017
Update 2020: After a period of dormancy, 3 editors jumped in and have started creating new issues. Here are some more issues I’ve written:
Ruby Inside
DEV
(Writing for myself) https://dev.to/andatki
