Expert360 Engineering

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Claire Tran in Expert360 Engineering

Sep 29, 2019

Refactoring Our Engineering Skills Matrix

At Expert360, we want to provide a framework an environment…

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Claire Tran in Expert360 Engineering

Sep 11, 2019

Learnings from Leading: Tweaking Your Delivery Process

Claire Tran in Expert360 Engineering

Jun 2, 2019

Meet Kristina

Meet one of our developers Kristina, a Software Engineer here at Expert360. She’s been with us for a little over a year and enjoys…

Claire Tran in Expert360 Engineering

Feb 7, 2019

Meet Samantha Wirasinha

Meet one of our very own developers Samantha, a Software Engineer here at Expert360. She’s one of our newest…

Dan Draper in Expert360 Engineering

Jan 7, 2019

Why you should stop making developer candidates do tests

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Declan Kennedy in Expert360 Engineering

Jul 23, 2018

Release Announcement: PrometheusTimer for Elixir

This is just a short post to say that we’re pleased to announce an early version of a little app we’re using here as an open-source project: PrometheusTimer, an easy to use instrumentation helper for Elixir functions. One of the pieces of…

Luke Leslie Swithenbank in Expert360 Engineering

Jul 10, 2018

SRE 101

I’d like to try and distill the most basic concepts of what SRE does when it comes to deploying code. This is my attempt using a 1995 analogy.

I have some code I wrote and I want to get it to our Customers.

Declan Kennedy in Expert360 Engineering

Jun 14, 2018

Dynamic Supervisors in Elixir

In Erlang and Elixir, an application is a process which supervises a tree of child processes. This tree is, unsurprisingly, referred to as “the supervision tree”.

Traditionally, when an application is started, it will also start a supervisor:

Jack Marchant in Expert360 Engineering

Jun 6, 2018

A Queue is just a Q with 4 silent letters

A Queue is a collection data structure, which uses the FIFO (First In, First Out) method. This means that when you add items to a queue, often called enqueuing, the item takes its place at the end of the queue. When you dequeue an item, we remove the item…

Claire Tran in Expert360 Engineering

Apr 28, 2018

Debugging Elixir Dependencies

I’m fairly new to Elixir, and still learning the ins and outs of the language and related frameworks, but a way to contribute back to the community is to share things I learn. So, I’m sharing something I learnt about Elixir recently.

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Adventures of a growing startup engineering team: We are a team of roughly 25 Elixir lovers, JavaScript nuts and GraphQL cavaliers! We gather daily in our offices in Sydney and code together to create the future of work.

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