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This is the LTV Co. Engineering Team blog.
Each article in this blog carries a 2 drink minimum.
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We broke up with Wordpress, a painful but necessary process we detailed in a previous post. But this isn’t a story about endings, but rather one about new beginnings—with Hugo, our new CMS.
This is the tale of our journey to and from Wordpress as a blogging and content management platform. You could say we were married to Wordpress.
You might be thinking, why is there an engineering blog post about emotions or even feelings, right? You’ve probably read about how to become a more effective developer, about strategies to solve engineering problems, best practices, and so on.
Code review is a common and essential practice at The Lifetime Value Company. Sometimes, due to the number of engineers, teams specializing in various domains, different programming languages and business-related context, doing code review can be a cumbersome and complex activity.
Motivation At The Lifetime Value Company, we ingest multiple sources of public record data to give our users accurate results for the searches they perform. Data processing is essential for our business, and we are constantly looking for ways to improve it.
The day you’ve been dreading is finally here. You’ve put it off as long as you could, but alas! It is now time…to integrate sales tax into your payment processing flow.
Ruby-style "Each", "Map" and "Select" methods in Go that run concurrently using the go routines and channels mechanisms provided by the language.
How LTV Co were able to iterate incrementally on building a feature and switch it on in the production environment without problems.