I joined Chris on The Hallway Track to talk about running Box Out Sports, Fireside, and Flipper while still maintaining open source projects like HTTParty. We covered a lot of ground in 50 minutes: why I gave up trying to focus, the production problem that led to Flipper, how feature flags change the way teams build software, and why taste might be the real advantage in the AI era.
I joined Chris on The Hallway Track to talk about running Box Out Sports, Fireside, and Flipper while still maintaining open source projects like HTTParty.
We covered a lot of ground in 50 minutes: why I gave up trying to focus, the production problem that led to Flipper, how feature flags change the way teams build software, and why taste might be the real...
I spent years feeling like I was broken because I couldn't focus on one thing.
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I joined Chris on The Hallway Track to talk about running Box Out Sports, Fireside, and Flipper while still maintaining open source projects like HTTParty. We covered a lot of ground in 50 minutes: why I gave up trying to focus, the production problem that led to Flipper, how feature flags change the way teams build software, and why taste might be the real advantage in the AI era. I spent years feeling like I was broken because I couldn't focus on one thing.
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