
Episode 334: 335: AllTrails is All Rails with James Graham
About this episode
As the leader of the AllTrails Engineering team, James Graham and his team are responsible for expanding AllTrails beyond a functional tool to a fun and personalized, trail discovery experience all supported by highly scalable web services -- including Ruby on Rails.
Links for this episode:
- AllTrails: Trail Guides & Maps for Hiking & Camping
- About RailsCasts - RailsCasts | Ryan Bates
- The Bakery Model for Building Container Images
- taskrabbit/makara: A Read-Write Proxy for Connections
- AllTrails Careers
- Ansible Tower | Ansible.com
- Episode Introduction and Outro by Michael Springer
- Episode Music: "Funkorama" by Kevin MacLeod
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