Ben’s been adding variety to work by biking to breakfast and the beach, while working in-between during his stay on Martha’s Vineyard. He’s feeling lucky to work remotely, and still be able to connect with co-founders!
Derrick enjoys a change of scenery from time-to-time during workdays, especially to kickstart his blood flow during an afternoon lull or breaking point.
Today’s Topics Include:
- Writing code is like riding a bike: Tuple moving forward with adding single sign-on
- Caring about Code Quality: Ben’s higher level tests prove more valuable, less coupled
- Evolution of Testing: Derrick’s progress from test-driven development (TTD) to practical testing for StaticKit’s structure and features
- Devise Deal Breaker: Digested passwords in Tuple database wouldn’t need to be reset
- Pair programming proves powerful in preventing mistakes and being blocked
- Marketer? Developer? Sales? Ben’s possible future role and responsibilities with Tuple
- Hockeystick Metrics: First-paying StaticKit customer leads to 200% growth increase
- Content Marketing: Using Tailwind CSS with Next.js spikes StaticKit sign ups
- Self-serve Engine: Easily upgrade and deploy StaticKit from sandbox to live mode
- Prioritize Priorities: Ben encourages Derrick to focus on forms for StaticKit
- AoP Podcast: Is fanbase willing to pay for extra-special content? Share ideas with Ben and Derrick via Twitter
Links and resources:
Art of Product on Twitter
Derrick Reimer Website
Derrick Reimer on Twitter
Ben Orenstein Website
Ben Orenstein on Twitter
Tuple
Tuple’s Pair Programming Guide
StaticKit
Using Tailwind CSS with Next.js
Level
AoP Episode 22: Finishing the Year Strong
Tailwind CSS
Next.js
Rob Walling
Drip
Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML)
Ruby on Rails
Thoughtbot
RubyGems
Devise
DigitalOcean
JSON
