Timestamps

[00:45] Andrew recaps pairing with Collin and some other folks over the weekend on an open source PR

[2:40] Andrew launches a discussion around GitHub Codespace configs for open source projects and how that would have made his life easier. Julie also brings up Tuple as another great tool for pairing

[5:15] Julie brings up trying to use Codespaces to pair on Rails, which does have a configuration file 

[6:00] Andrew gives a basic explanation of what Codespaces, why it's helpful, and some of the struggles he's had with it\

[10:45] Julie gives Andrew a recap of RubyConf Mini

[11:40] Andrew and Julie talk about feeling down after conferences

[14:00] Julie talks about why flying is stressful for her and how she got a lucky break on her flight home from the conference

[17:00] Julie talks about the speaker dinner prior to the conference and some of the other events she attended

[18:30] Julie talks about giving her talk. And don't worry! She had a nodder!

[20:00] Julie talks about being on the conference panel that you all heard last week

[22:00] Andrew wants to hear about the food and Julie delivers!

[23:30] Julie gives her final thoughts on the conference and Andrew advocates for doing more local conferences

Sponsor

Special thanks to Andy Croll for personally sponsoring this episode. Be sure to check out firstrubyfriend.org and onerubything.com for nice, free community resources for newer devs!

Links
Tuple
GitHub Codespaces
Using Codespaces with VS Code