We have a bunch of fantastic engineers at Rapleaf, and we’re happy to announce the launch of our Engineering Rapleaf blog. Engineering Rapleaf is a blog written by the software developers themselves, and talks about the obstacles and challenges that the Rapleaf engineering team faces on a daily basis - whether it be fighting with Mysql, exploring the guts of Ruby, or parallelizing complex pieces of code.
The first excellent post by Bryan is now up about Mysql Replication Adapter.
We hope that Engineering Rapleaf, which is for engineers and by engineers, will help share some of the lessons the Rapleaf team has learned with software developers at other companies and around the globe. We also hope to get feedback from the community about things we can do better or cool ideas from the outside. So if you want to read about first-hand experiences with Rails and Mysql from hardcore coders, check out the new blog.
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