Robert is the VP of Engineering for Revelry Labs. Robert has been programming since the early 90s and working with the web since 1999. Prior to joining Revelry, he was a freelance developer working with a wide variety of businesses and non-profits. Before that, he worked at Capital One in a variety of roles on many teams, including Finance & Financial Systems and Real Estate Analysis. He built systems that helped that bank to quickly analyze and act on billions of points of data.
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Recently, a coworker asked me how to avoid that feeling of analysis paralysis that can occur when you are doing a code review. I knew the feeling well, but I had not ever stopped to think about how I actually get over it. Upon reflection, I realized I have a method for getting over review-block […]
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I started using the ink language a few years ago to make little bits of interactive fiction as a hobby. Over time, I’ve come to appreciate the simplicity and utility of the language. Then, I had a realization. There are branching paths and looping stories everywhere in life, not just in games. I started to […]
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Technical interviews are broken. We do case interviews in order to take candidates from hearing the scenario, to asking clarifying questions, to giving broad opinions and concepts, to specific architecture and programming tasks.
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Demystifying the difference between Kubernetes and Docker and why we use both at Revelry.
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This tutorial will show you how to combine semantic-release + docker + CI to automatically version your docker images based on your commit messages!
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