Christian Joudrey

Developer @Shopify. Rock climber and amateur piano player. Previously working on GraphQL @GitHub.

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

@phoet @b0rk Yes sir! 😍 Feels like yesterday, but it's been a bit over a year. Time flies when you're learning and having fun. 😍

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

"Modifying open source programs to print out debug information to understand their internals better: SO FUN." - @b0rk

Can totally relate to this and recommend. Over the past year I've had fun poking into internals of containerd and Kubernetes while keeping notes in a Google doc

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

@denisenepraunig Hey! Sorry for the late reply. Hope you enjoyed the talk. 😄 I never got around finishing it. 😔 @bbbradsmith has been releasing a lot of NES code lately. This repo comes to mind which you might find helpful: https://t.co/RYt1fgEd4S

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

@lynseythornton 😂😂 It was probably me.

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

Just wrapped up my first week at @Shopify after being gone for 2 years. All I can say is: what a special place. 😍

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

@andrelyver @Shopify 👏 congrats man! 😄

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

. @kavya719 Thanks for the insightful talk on how the Golang scheduler works. 😄👍 I love learning about the internals of tools I use. I wish there were more talks like this one. https://t.co/ABNy9dQlxs

[Guillaume @gmalette]

Want to know why I think it's misguided to omit parentheses in Ruby?
I tried to explain it: https://t.co/S1ZWsk4A8D.

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

@thocolat @nobodywasishere I went with cc65 (more specifically ca65). I used a bunch of different resources to learn including Nerdy Nights, nesdev wiki and @nesdoug2’s tutorials.

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

@__xuorig__ @engfragui ❤️

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

@jazzychad Hey Chad! 😀 Nothing concrete yet. I started this Twitter account to gauge interest: @nescasts. I believe @JeffAlyanak is also working on tutorials.

[spion @spion]

One of the most surprising things I've learned about programming is that code reuse can lead to (much) worse outcomes than code duplication 😅

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

@anazard 😄 Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it. 😄

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

@JeffAlyanak 👍 I’ve been meaning to try Mesen but can’t get it to compile on OS X so I’ll need to use a VM. Its Lua API seems to be more flexible for the unit testing use case. 😄

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

@JeffAlyanak Hey! That sounds awesome. I’ve been meaning to do something similar. 😄 I haven’t open sourced anything yet but I could if you’re interested. The Lua unit testing was more of an idea than a full fledged solution. Happy to share what I have though.

[Marc-André Giroux @__xuorig__]

Amazing post 👌👌👌

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

@ptolts @animalsiknow @pmangg It’s been in my book shelf for the past two months. @__xuorig__ had great things to say about it. Ya’ll just convinced to start reading it. 😄

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

@aaronklaassen The best kind of PR. 🔥

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

@gmalette Payment gateways 👌😄

[Christian Joudrey @cjoudrey]

@orta Super interesting approach!

The approach we've been taking internally is similar to Shopify's approach: https://t.co/bwzJLvrWJW

We've been toying with the idea of adding a `success: Boolean!` so that clients don't need to do `if response.errors.length > 0`.