Chris Jones
Not your typical origin story. Chris spent his teen years as an awkward, timid nerd. He went to college for computer science and, after being bitten by a radioactive website, began to exhibit enhanced agility and programming strength.
He's been slinging code for the web since the late '90s. Currently, he writes JavaScript and Ruby, dabbles in Elixir and Go, and juggles the delicate balance of his dual life as a mild-mannered adult and friendly neighborhood programmer, always mindful that with great power comes great responsibility.
Chris’s Articles
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How to Fix Your Git Branches After a Rebase
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Generate Unique Identifiers With Postgres Sequences
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Dress Up Your Git Diffs With Word-level Highlights
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How to Use Docker on OS X: The Missing Guide
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How to Implement an Enumerated Type in Rails
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Bundler Best Practices
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Lafayette on WordPress
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Highlights from Emerging Languages Camp
