Podcast appearances and mentions of matt machuga

In this episode of Breaking Changes, Postman Chief Evangelist Kin Lane welcomes Matt Machuga of Auth0 to discuss the API authentication layer and how his team processes hundreds of millions of data logs every day and helps customers gain insights about their Auth0 implementation, traffic patterns, or usage of their subscription, alerting, and analytics.

Erie Day of Code will bring together the region's software developers. Two of the lead organizers, Sara Sheehan and Matt Machuga, answer questions about the event and why they are staking their hopes on Erie.

In this episode, Matt Machuga of Think Through Math returns to talk with Adam about design options when you find yourself wanting access to a collaborator in an Active Record or Eloquent model. They discuss the pros and cons of four specific designs, and finish off with their personal recommendations. Topics include: Are facades and service location automatically bad? Are NounVerber classes anti-OO? Adding a layer of composition to create domain models with dependencies Using method injection for a temporary dependency Using optional parameters to improve testability Code snippets: Option 1: Facades/Service Location/Global Access Option 2: Moving the responsibility to a new class Option 3: Composing a new domain model Option 4a: Inject the dependency into the method Option 4b: Optional method injection w/global fallback Links: Matt's blog "Agent nouns are code smells" by Peter Gillard-Moss Nitpick CI, Adam's PSR-2 style checking service "Dependency injection is not a virtue" by DHH Erie Day of Code, Matt's conference Sponsored by Laracasts

In this episode, Adam talks to recurring guest Matt Machuga about tips and tricks that lead to better code. They talk about bringing functional programming concepts to OO, simple patterns for cleaning up typical MVC web app code, and about how imposing crazy rules like banning conditionals and loops can lead to creative solutions that change the way you think about solving problems. They also get a little too excited about anonymous functions and compositional chains. This episode is brought to you by Laracasts. Elm Elixir Programming Elixir, from The Pragmatic Bookshelf Typed Clojure The Visitor Pattern, which is not at all what we talked about Adam's Refactoring Loops and Conditionals screencast Michael Feathers' post on compositional chains and guitar tab Pragmatic Studios Elm Course Radius CoWork in Erie, PA Sponsored by Laracasts

In this episode, Adam talks with Ryan Tablada and Matt Machuga about the philosophical differences between programming in a statically typed language vs. a dynamically typed language. They talk about things like explicit interfaces vs. duck typing, function calling vs. message passing, and some of the recent RFCs around optional typing in the PHP community. This episode is brought to you by Hired. J# Hack DHH's "Why Ruby?" Keynote at RubyConf X Design by Contract in Eiffel Type Hinting in PHP PHP RFC: Scalar Type Hints PHP RFC: Sum Types Erie Day of Code EmberGrep Hired

In this episode, Adam talks with Matt Machuga of Think Through Math about being a Rubyist who still writes PHP and the differences between writing PHP like a Rubyist vs. writing PHP like a Java developer. They also talk about common struggles when learning new things, and trying to remain pragmatic while still pushing the boundaries of what you know. Matt's personal website Matt's courses at TutsPlus DHH's "Why Ruby?" Talk Array#forty_two Giant Robots Podcast DHH on Dependency Injection "Too Far Is Just Enough" by Shawn McCool Domain Driven Design mori Immutable JS