Business With Pleasure
Hi, my name is Jon. I'm an addict. It does not matter what it is if it makes me feel good I do more of it. continue reading
posted May 15, 2013 by Hoyt
Hi, my name is Jon. I'm an addict. It does not matter what it is if it makes me feel good I do more of it. continue reading
posted May 15, 2013 by Hoyt
We just finished shipping a six month long milestone on one of our support tools at GitHub. One lesson I learned along the way was focus. continue reading
posted September 7, 2012 by Hoyt
In the past month I've had the opportunity to present this talk twice, first in London England and then in Verona Italy. continue reading
posted May 19, 2012 by Hoyt
As my plane broke through the clouds, descending into Verona, my eyes were met with seemingly endless farm land, a patchwork quilt, broken up by small patches of trees and wandering erratic roads. continue reading
posted May 19, 2012 by Hoyt
I'm really excited to let you know that we've added full-screen support to presentations on Speaker Deck. This feature has been percolating for awhile, going thru several iterations before we found a solution that we really liked. continue reading
posted April 4, 2012 by Hoyt
Ever since Hubot was released I've been regular expressing myself. Here is a tool I built to make testing regular expressions in javascript easier. continue reading
posted March 5, 2012 by Hoyt
While working on an internal app at GitHub I had to write a cucumber scenario that ran expectations against a new tab that was opened. Here is how I did it. continue reading
posted February 7, 2012 by Hoyt
It has been a month since Ordered List was acquired by GitHub and our team of 5 joined their team of 50, and it hasn’t sucked at all. Here are some observations on how to remove the suck from acquisitions. continue reading
posted January 8, 2012 by Hoyt
This year I authored several RubyGems and just this week finally learned how to work with a contributor. continue reading
posted December 30, 2011 by Hoyt
Today I hacked together an easy to use gem for accessing the Gauges API. continue reading
posted December 9, 2011 by Hoyt