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Hey, if you’re new here, I’m Anthony Ross.

Hey, if you’re new here, I’m Anthony Ross.

Landed another feature in tmux.expose this week, it really has become a great way for me to manage my worktrees + agents.

Not every PR I’ve sent to tmux.expose is about AI agents, I’ve got a post coming on agent-aware tmux sessions too.

For years and years, I have been practicing Test Driven Development (TDD) in various styles and with various languages with different levels of success.

I’ve used tmuxinator for years to spin up a tmux session with the windows and panes I want already laid out - editor, server, scratch, whatever the project needs.

This post isn’t my usual topic on technology.

Background In 2020, during the COVID pandemic I had moved into a leadership role at Braintree and it was the first time I really thought about trying to define “my leadership style”.

At Braintree it is no secret that we are big users of Ruby on Rails(RoR).

A quick post to document how I set up my yard documentation to use with Github pages.

Six months ago I started a new job at commercetools and while I had written a few small node.js apps, I did not have anywhere close to the dev setup I had with ruby.

I’ve been going through the ‘Learning the bash Shell: Unix Shell Programming’ by Cameron Newham and ‘Classic Shell Scripting’ by Arnold Robbins over the last few months.

I have been using ctrlp with ag as my file fuzzy finder for well over 2 years now.

I’m here to share the simplest of tips for vim users that are transitioning to ES6 fat arrows.

Git is so powerful and with such a rich feature set it can take a tremendous amount of time to learn.

I’ve been working on a project that is fairly large, around 300k lines of ruby code.

Today I ran into an issue that had me spinning my wheels for a little too long.