This blog tackles the challenges of a cluttered company model, offering strategies to simplify through dead code removal, inline wrapper method elimination, extracting new public APIs, and adopting value objects. Real-world examples guide developers through these pragmatic refactoring techniques
We're continuing the conversation (see Part 1 here) about intern experiences with Bryce, Christine, and Dean, three recent graduates who chose to start their careers at Gusto.
Note: This is one part of my journey to tame a spaghetti model or god object. Start with Post 1: Unraveling a Spaghetti Model to see how I chose to tackle this problem. Your spaghetti model has been…
Welcome to our 2-part blog where we’re excited to share our reflections as former interns at Gusto. Read more to learn about their intern experiences, professional development, and what it means to build with Gusto.
In many established Ruby on Rails applications, there are often a couple of classes that become entangled with the rest of the code base. These early models start small and simple, possibly present…
Despite great efforts, authorization has long been problematic to represent cleanly in code and/or data. Logic Programming takes a new approach to this problem in an effort to better structure and organize authorization policies.
In an investigation for an on call issue, we followed a series of incorrect hypotheses before ultimately discovering a surprise at the end of the debugging rainbow.
This is the first post in a series of articles that goes over what it takes to build a growth platform that can power a SaaS company. We will start with Instrumentation and Analytics, the source of all user insights and the foundation of any growth platform.
