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[3202.42 --> 3206.80] who they are and what their mission is and see if you're a fit and from end to end the screening |
[3206.80 --> 3212.34] process includes an english speaking test a timed algorithm test technical interviews with core |
[3212.34 --> 3217.62] top top top engineers as well as a test project and once you've made it past the screening process |
[3217.62 --> 3222.26] the sky is the limit and if you think you have what it takes head to top.com slash developer right |
[3222.26 --> 3228.78] now to get started tell them the changelog sent you and enjoy now back to the show one of the things i |
[3228.78 --> 3233.54] wanted to kind of implore uh i don't know if that's even the right word at this point but to kind of |
[3233.54 --> 3238.50] congratulate or maybe thank you guys about was you know we've had a on the show a few times in the |
[3238.50 --> 3243.86] last couple weeks we've had discussions around you know how one deployment tool will come out and |
[3243.86 --> 3249.44] another deployment tool will come out and say you know we we are better than x or we don't suck as |
[3249.44 --> 3254.14] much as x and they'll kind of take a shot at the person that they're they're building on top of and uh |
[3254.14 --> 3257.24] you know i was looking through happy and you guys obviously are i wouldn't say you're a competitor |
[3257.24 --> 3262.38] with express but you've definitely kind of entered the same space as express and i don't see anything on |
[3262.38 --> 3266.06] you know your website saying like we're better than express or the reason we're doing this because |
[3266.06 --> 3270.20] express stinks and and i personally just wanted to like thank you guys for that because that's a i |
[3270.20 --> 3275.52] think that's a good a good thing to get away from in the open source community well i mean there's a |
[3275.52 --> 3279.54] couple reasons for that i think i had like in the last year i had one tweet where i said basically |
[3279.54 --> 3285.20] something like you know it's it's time if you're doing something serious with node it's time to start |
[3285.20 --> 3292.36] looking beyond express uh i think i was a little more snarky about it but um but really like there's |
[3292.36 --> 3297.90] there's there's two ways of looking at it one is um we're we are clearly the underdog in this space |
[3297.90 --> 3306.68] um uh both express and and restify uh which is the the joint um um api framework i have a lot more |
[3306.68 --> 3313.12] um deployed uh use cases than happy has right now um we have more revenues going through it so you know |
[3313.12 --> 3321.04] combine there's definitely more money being bet on on happy than everybody else combined um but that's |
[3321.04 --> 3326.52] not a very meaningful statistic yeah you're saying it um basically you're saying walmart's using it at |
[3326.52 --> 3332.96] that point yes so well i know if mastercard put some some real revenue on it too i mean i think |
[3332.96 --> 3340.94] between those two it's going to be like pretty significant um but if you're the underdog um and |
[3340.94 --> 3348.92] you're starting to basically uh um say nasty things about the the injury leader like you're really |
[3348.92 --> 3353.30] coming off as a dick yeah i mean you're not really coming off as like you know somebody who's like |
[3353.30 --> 3361.26] and the thing is the people who have uh uh create express um you know particularly the uh the formal the |
[3361.26 --> 3369.56] formal um uh learn boost uh guys they're now with uh um wordpress spot they're they're um cloud up |
[3369.56 --> 3378.28] startup but uh or spinoff but um those are all fantastic guys i mean they are uh just awesome |
[3378.28 --> 3383.90] people and brilliant engineers so for me to go out and like say anything better about their work i |
[3383.90 --> 3389.56] disagree with the choices they've made um and i think that architecturally what they've produced is |
[3389.56 --> 3395.78] not compatible with with the parts i want to have right but like to say that it's bad or it's it's just |
[3395.78 --> 3401.98] going to be stupid um and the thing is those are very two different philosophies express is very |
[3401.98 --> 3409.30] lightweight it's basically just giving you very very a little bit of sugar um on top of note and |
[3409.30 --> 3415.74] that that's what most people want so i don't think i need to be a yeah we don't need to actively go |
[3415.74 --> 3419.86] against it now like but at the same time like we're definitely trying to get more people to adopt happy |
[3419.86 --> 3425.72] um we're definitely trying to to highlight you know where we think we're better than than uh other |
[3425.72 --> 3430.72] frameworks in terms of the functionality we provide but i think you can do it without you know without |
[3430.72 --> 3436.00] being a dick yeah absolutely and i think that's that's what you all are doing so i uh i congratulate |
[3436.00 --> 3443.10] and thank you for that so for the listeners of the uh new listeners of the show um we do at the end of |
[3443.10 --> 3448.96] every episode we ask the same questions to our guests so aaron i'll go ahead and ask them to you now um |
[3448.96 --> 3454.28] it's the first one is for a call to arm so something around happy or any one of its modules |
[3454.28 --> 3458.42] or in node in general that you'd like to see the open source community kind of pitch in and contribute |
[3458.42 --> 3466.28] to uh mostly just use it um we really are looking for more people to give it a try um and the thing |
[3466.28 --> 3471.14] is if you try it and you don't like it please tell us why like go open an issue and say i tried it |
[3471.14 --> 3476.12] didn't like it here's why i didn't like it good luck with it um like we love issues we actually don't |
[3476.12 --> 3481.60] have a google group um like most other projects because we we just want everybody to open issues |
[3481.60 --> 3486.78] like and we have a label called discussion so we're basically using github issues just like a |
[3486.78 --> 3496.84] mailing list um and we found it it's basically it's creating a a psychological um barrier that people |
[3496.84 --> 3503.50] are less likely to be spammy and and um uh and troll uh where the mailing list is kind of like expected |
[3503.50 --> 3508.98] right so it's working really well but like really like like my request is for people to just go and |
[3508.98 --> 3517.98] give it a try and play with it um find bugs um ask for more stuff and uh and we're happy to uh to to |
[3517.98 --> 3523.34] engage awesome if you weren't working at walmart or working unhappy what would you be doing |
[3523.34 --> 3532.12] um i would be a full-time farmer that's awesome much right now i'm only a part-time farmer i would |
[3532.12 --> 3537.94] i would uh if i if i could afford to uh to do that full-time that that's definitely what i would be |
[3537.94 --> 3543.04] doing there's a there's a famous farming joke of a farmer goes to vegas and and win the jackpot so |
[3543.04 --> 3547.14] everybody's saying like what are you gonna do now and he kind of looks up and he thinks about it and |
[3547.14 --> 3553.82] says um i think i can continue being a farmer for another five years that's awesome what do you what |
[3553.82 --> 3557.54] would you farm what do you you live out in california so are you uh you into like avocado |
[3557.54 --> 3564.44] uh i actually like i'm not a big fan of the the orchard stuff so i have a small apple orchard but |
[3564.44 --> 3572.58] mostly uh a lot of vegetables um and i have uh quite a lot of uh um animals between uh uh chicken |
[3572.58 --> 3582.10] and ducks geese emus um alpacas pigs um a bunch of beehives so that's cool uh yeah beehives you're |
[3582.10 --> 3586.84] definitely the first guest that we've had that has said that but it's still it kind of is a recurring |
[3586.84 --> 3592.38] theme it's very rare for us to get you know a um somebody that we would say what would you rather |
[3592.38 --> 3596.44] be doing and they would say oh i'd go into another you know technology industry or something |
[3596.44 --> 3601.48] like that typically developers and people that that's in my experience that sit behind a computer |
[3601.48 --> 3606.90] all day tend to want to do something with their hands if they had more time you know so for you |
[3606.90 --> 3611.34] it'd be farming for me it'd be woodworking and and some people it's surfing and all that so yes |
[3611.34 --> 3616.30] it's a common theme among developers that i found to i agree with you kind of dream about doing things |
[3616.30 --> 3623.78] with your hands woodworking and bees yeah cool so i uh i actually uh um i gave a talk at uh real time |
[3623.78 --> 3632.96] um in october uh basically all i did was talk about food for an hour uh to engineers and uh |
[3632.96 --> 3639.12] it was like by far the the most insane talk production i've ever uh put together it was four |
[3639.12 --> 3644.66] months of uh of preparation i had to actually uh rent a u-haul and drive it all the way to portland |
[3644.66 --> 3651.92] from california because i had too much stuff i couldn't ship it that's crazy yeah you did it yeah so |
[3651.92 --> 3657.88] so developers i'm sure we're very uh glad to hear you talk about food it was fun it was uh it was it |
[3657.88 --> 3662.24] was like a psychotic you know like i think like the budget was like over five grand for the talk it |
[3662.24 --> 3667.38] was crazy wow but uh yeah and the video is online so uh you should check it out yeah we'll have to |
[3667.38 --> 3672.38] link to that uh our last question is for a programmer hero somebody in your in your life that has been |
[3672.38 --> 3681.16] influential um i don't think anybody has been influential but uh i would say uh roberta williams |
[3681.16 --> 3687.98] would be my my childhood engineering hero uh of course if you don't if you're if you're not as |
[3687.98 --> 3695.96] old as me um she created all the king quest games um so uh she she she together with her husband |
[3695.96 --> 3703.90] ken they created a sierra online yeah um and so yeah so i grew up on on those games and uh and you |
[3703.90 --> 3707.20] know all i want to do is kind of like reverse engineer them and figure out how they're done |
[3707.20 --> 3714.44] um played my first king quest you know when i was uh probably 10 or 11 year old so |
[3714.44 --> 3721.64] that's cool yeah i uh i have fond memories of games that i played when i was a kid the the one thing |
[3721.64 --> 3728.80] about this industry that has uh has kind of amused me or shocked me at kind of both levels is uh |
[3728.80 --> 3733.62] you know you expect a lot of your co-workers to have spent a lot of their childhood playing video |
[3733.62 --> 3738.92] games on the computer and you know for whatever reason a lot of developers just didn't didn't come |
[3738.92 --> 3743.54] that route so it's kind of interesting to me to bump into someone else that that you know enjoyed a |
[3743.54 --> 3748.08] lot of the the old school games that uh that perhaps a lot of the newer developers kind of never even |
[3748.08 --> 3754.12] heard of yeah my kids are playing king quest now so it's fun i they're playing right next to me and |
[3754.12 --> 3759.50] they keep asking me like how do you spell this how do you spell that that's awesome yeah well cool well |
[3759.50 --> 3765.00] hey i wanted to say thanks again for joining us on today's show we're here with aaron hammer from |
[3765.00 --> 3770.70] walmart labs and spumco as they're so noted on github uh talking about happy and black friday and |
[3770.70 --> 3775.38] and success it was and that you guys are definitely doing a uh a pretty awesome thing for the node |
[3775.38 --> 3780.42] community and and i mean shoot node should write white papers about walmart because i think it will |
[3780.42 --> 3787.82] help to pre preemptively squash any node can't scale arguments after hearing the uh the success of |
[3787.82 --> 3793.32] black friday but um i also wanted to give a shout out to our sponsors digital ocean and top towel for |
[3793.32 --> 3798.42] supporting the show you can go to digitalocean.com to set up your cloud server today and make sure you |
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