Hello and welcome! My name is Jesse Storimer.

I'm a programmer of computers who can't help but tinker with them every chance I get.

When not programming I'm into hiking, anything outdoors, self-sufficiency, gardening, reading books, and being a proud dad and husband.

You can find me on Github, Twitter, or else send me an email.

Writing

  • A Unix Shell in Ruby - Part 3: A Login Shell and the PATH 10 Mar 2012

  • A Unix Shell in Ruby - Part 2: Builtins 21 Feb 2012

  • A Unix Shell in Ruby 16 Feb 2012

  • 11 Resources for Learning Unix Programming 10 Feb 2012

  • Pairing Is Not Codereview 30 Jan 2012

  • The Better To RTFM 26 Jan 2012

  • Exit, Exit! Abort, Raise…Get Me Outta Here! 19 Jan 2012

  • The Hungry Programmer 09 Jan 2012

  • When to use STDERR instead of STDOUT 29 Dec 2011

  • The rails command and exec(2) 20 Dec 2011

  • On Colorized Output 16 Dec 2011

  • Writing Ruby Scripts That Respect Pipelines 12 Dec 2011

  • You Should be Doing Formal Code Review 30 Sep 2010

  • Why the Shopify Platform is a Big Deal for Developers 09 Feb 2010

  • delayed_paperclip 30 Jan 2010

  • Using Mutt with Gmail on OSX 19 Jan 2010

  • Speed Up Your Paperclip Tests 05 Jan 2010

  • Explanations 30 Dec 2009

  • Jekyll on Heroku 29 Dec 2009

  • Notes on git pushing 27 Dec 2009

  • Essential Rails Plugins for your Inner DBA 13 Dec 2009

  • Installing rb-gsl on Snow Leopard 18 Oct 2009

  • Sinatra and Shopify: A Classy shopifyapp 20 Jun 2009

  • Shopify API Extensions 15 Jun 2009

  • Readability 10 Jun 2009

  • Transformers and Git 30 May 2009

  • UML vs. Rails Simplicity 24 Mar 2009

  • Ruby on a Plane 12 Mar 2009

  • Skating to Work 25 Jan 2009

  • Rework Your Git History 16 Jan 2009

  • What the heck is JSONP? 12 Jan 2009

  • Environmentally Friendly Image Search 07 Jan 2009

  • The Beginning 31 Dec 2008

Some of my posts from around the net:

  • A Closer Look At the Blueprint CSS Framework From Nettuts+

  • Shopify's path to Rails 3

  • Why developers should be force-fed state machines Co-op with @wvanbergen

  • Session hijacking protection

  • StatsD at Shopify

  • Most Memory Leaks are Good

Code

I work on one of the largest, oldest Rails apps around: Shopify, as a Senior Developer.

This is some of the open source software that I have released:

  • spin

    Runs your Rails tests faster by preloading your Rails env and using fork(2) for test runs.

  • delayed_paperclip

    Process your Paperclip attachments in the background with delayed_job.

  • statsd-instrument

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