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In this episode, Chris and Andrew navigate scheduling mishaps, discuss the quirks of time zones, and dive deep into their transition from asdf to mise for managing development environments. They explore the benefits of mise tasks, automation, and encrypted environment variables. Chris shares the challenges of migrating Hatchbox without disrupting deployments, while Andrew tackles Stripe billing complexities, including webhook race conditions and subscription management issues. The episode wraps up with mentions of upcoming travels for conferences, personal coding projects, and some chat about playing Cyberpunk 2077. Hit the download button now!
Panelists:
- Chris Oliver
- Andrew Mason
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- Andrew Mason X
- mise-en-place
- mise watch
- asdf GitHub
- Tropical on Rails
- Sin City Ruby
- Cyberpunk 2077
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Chapters
1. Time Zones & Scheduling Chaos (00:00:00)
2. mise vs. asdf (00:03:37)
3. Automating Everything with mise Tasks (00:09:10)
4. Migrating Hatchbox Without Breaking Everything (00:14:34)
5. Conference Season & Skip-Lagging (00:20:31)
6. Stripe Checkout: 50+ Iterations Later (00:23:53)
7. Webhook Nightmares & Billing Bugs (00:27:34)
8. Andrew's Desert Girlfriend (00:37:59)
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