Jeremiah Small, Author at Soliant

Jeremiah Small

Jeremiah, Soliant Consulting's Principal Technology Strategist, has been with Soliant since 2006. In his spare time, he is a volunteer member of Altadena Mountain Rescue Team. Jeremiah got undergrad and masters degrees from NYU, TSOA, specializing in set design for theater and film. The film/theater and ride/show fabrication industries led him to a career in software consulting where his creative training and general problem-solving talents have served him well.

Dec 23 2015

Git Push: May The Force Be With You

Applications, Blog / December 23, 2015 / By Jeremiah Small

If you have pushed changes to a remote, and subsequently amended or rebased, you will need to replace old commit(s) with your new one(s). To do this, you will need to use The Force.

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Aug 5 2015

Set Up Postman for Optimal JSON API Debugging

Applications / August 5, 2015 / By Jeremiah Small

Learn how to use Postman for optimal JSON API debugging to define sharable configurations and use environment variables to your advantage.

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Jul 22 2015

An Introduction to Vagrant and Atlas

Applications, Soliant TV / July 22, 2015 / By Jeremiah Small

In this video, Jeremiah Small covers the basics of Vagrant, and how to use the new Atlas service from Hashicorp to optimize your developer virtualization.

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Jul 14 2015

Enterprise-quality Web apps with SimpleFM

Applications, Blog / July 14, 2015 / By Jeremiah Small

SimpleFM is a robust choice for interacting with the FileMaker Server XML API. The core SimpleFM package is agnostic about coding style. In this article we will lift the hood on the skeleton app and show how clean and importantly how intuitive the code is.

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Jul 14 2015

Evan Coury – A Simple Explanation of Git-rebase

Applications, Blog / July 14, 2015 / By Jeremiah Small

What is Git Rebase? Git rebase organizes branching paths and makes the repository structure linear. It allows you to patch changes onto your origin or master branch. In December of 2011, Evan Coury posted an article on his now-defunct blog (original link is a 404) titled “A simple explanation of git-rebase,” and his Twitter post

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Jul 10 2015

Annotate and Upload Screen Shots with Skitch

Applications, Soliant TV / July 10, 2015 / By Jeremiah Small

Learn to make annotated screenshots and upload them directly to any target that accepts dragged files, without interacting directly with the file system.

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