Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

Tech Lead at HubSpot. briandoherty.org Massachusetts, USA Joined February 2010

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

3 years ago

@deejay_hanzel @ralex1993 It does so long as they are in the same domain. Our app does this. It’s interesting handling cases where the iframe with the react state refreshes but target iframe it’s rendered in doesn’t.

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

4 years ago

@GrantGlidewell @chaseadams @AdamRackis Git bisect also takes a run command. The script return code will mark it as good or bad. So you could automate bisect by running unit or selenium tests against it. First time the test fails you’ve got your bad commit. Its a super useful feature.

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

4 years ago

@GergelyOrosz HubSpot is still hiring for engineering roles hubspot.com/careers/jobs?p…;

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

4 years ago

@dan_abramov The Expanse series is amazing

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

4 years ago

@sarah_edo Any idea on when “Engineering Management For The Rest of Us” will be out? I’ve been looking forward to it!

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

5 years ago

@engineering_bae 1pm EST / 10am PST usually, once a week. Sometimes 11am EST / 8am PST / 4pm Dublin time if our Irish team is involved in the meeting. Time zones are hard.

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

5 years ago

@housecor Makes it super easy for an engineer you’ve never met in the company to switch teams and start contributing immediately.

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

5 years ago

@housecor HubSpot does the second approach. Lots of autonomy for sure. We have a shared stack (react / redux) and lots of core shared core libraries for http request / reusable UI components for consistency and saving time. I think it works incredibly well across dozens of teams / apps.

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

5 years ago

@markdalgleish *reads git docs on how to phrase commit messages* *continues to type commit messages like “good stopping point” “Moar refactors” “Stupid shitty linter” “Don’t touch it it works!” “I’m an idiot”*

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

5 years ago

@elonmusk I have one for my RV, but whether or not I can change my service address to a new campsite is a crap shoot. When will there be enhanced mobility for transient travelers?

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

5 years ago

@ryanflorence jasperapp.io is the only thing I could find with private enterprise instances. Steep learning curve but has been game changing.

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

5 years ago

@shidonichan @techgirl1908 Checkout HubSpot, we are always hiring!

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

6 years ago

@jlengstorf I’m pretty sure I did this to you during a workshop at a conference years ago. Shame on me for injecting jQuery / images of cats onto the page you had projected in front of a few dozen people, but shame on you for not escaping HTML client side 😜

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

6 years ago

@getify Check out HubSpot. Best engineering job I’ve ever had. We are #1 on glass door for a reason :)

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

6 years ago

@Tiffalwaysfly @jlengstorf HubSpot is awesome, check us out.

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Brian Doherty @Bigwig992

7 years ago

@NASAJPL my 5 year old Liam wanted you to know that he’s building a 3D printed rover, and he plans on sending it to mars. His favorite rover is Perseverance.