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AI Can Code (But It Doesn’t Care About Quality)

Every engineer now has a code-producing machine in their hands, but volume rarely equates to quality. How do individual contributors and tech leads maintain standards when it’s suddenly much easier to create than it is to edit?

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Driving Continuous Improvement at Scale

Back in 2013, Discourse launched with Rails 3 and Ember 1.0. Over the years, we’ve evolved alongside those frameworks and our many other dependencies - taking full advantage of new features, performance improvements, and modern best practices as they’ve arrived. For more than a decade, we’ve

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Announcing v1.0 of WP Discourse

We are pleased to announce the v1.0 release of WP Discourse [https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-discourse/], our official WordPress plugin. A huge thanks goes out to Simon Cossar [http://scossar.com] who spearheaded this push towards a stable release. We'd also like to thank Ben Word [https:

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Beginner's Guide to Creating Discourse Plugins

Part of our important work with Rails Girls [http://railsgirls.com/] in 2014 and 2015 was not just to mentor and encourage new developers, but also evolve Discourse into a platform that's generally friendly and easy for developers to build on. We'll be working with the

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Discourse as Your First Rails App

Update April 4, 2018 The Discourse Vagrant development install is not longer supported and maintained. Current development install guides can be found at meta.discourse.org for Windows, macOS, and Ubuntu. Original Post: If you're a developer, but have never touched Ruby on Rails, we understand how you