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Give ‘Future You’ the gift of documentation

  • August 14, 2018

Ah, documentation. Whenever starting a project or picking one up, I love to read the docs. However, someone has to write and maintain those documents. Depending on who the audience is (and how big the company is), it may be…

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Issues with Accessing a Remote API in Drupal7

  • August 8, 2018

Recently, we ran into a bizarre issue with a Drupal7 installation that we work on, but don't fully control. A module was pulling a remote JSON API and presenting it inside the Drupal application. To retrieve the API, we were…

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The power and peril of AWS: IAM edition

  • July 30, 2018

I was setting up some AWS IAM users in Terraform recently and ran smack into an issue that reminded me of the power and the peril of AWS. The issue at hand was ensuring that every user signed in with…

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Rails Migrations, Done Manually

  • July 24, 2018

Rails has a great set of tools for managing database changes. These are called Active Record migrations and they were revolutionary when first implemented in the mid 2000s. I remember a friend saying that Rails had solved the "how do…

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The Culture Foundry Development Process

  • July 3, 2018

This is an overview of the Culture Foundry development process. This process is continuously evolving (so this is a snapshot), but is aimed at creating quality websites and web applications while balancing the needs of our clients for speed. It's…

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