Integrations with Brittany Martin

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Timestamps

[00:45] Brittany Martin, co-host of the Ruby on Rails Podcast and engineering manager, joins the show and introduces herself to folks that may not know her yet.

[02:00] Brittany asks Julie what her experience with integrations has been so far in her career and explains what integrations in software are.

[08:15] Brittany explains what webhooks are and ties it to Julie's integration example and why they are beneficial for your customers.

[11:40] Julie asks Brittany about websockets.

[16:30] Julie and Brittany discuss a presentation she recently gave and how Brittany feels about slide decks.

[18:40] Brittany talks about retrying webhooks and why they are important for your customers.

[20:00] Julie asks about how Brittany deals with questions that may come in after presentations and they also talk about wikis.

[22:40] Brittany talks about how she gets started with creating integrations and what you should look for from existing gem integrations. Do you like writing gems or Rails code better?

[26:45] Brittany explains why it's beneficial for juniors to learn more about integrations early in their career.

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- Brittany on Twitter

- The Ruby on Rails Podcast

- CircleCI

- googlepay gem

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