Andrew White's Technical Breakfast Club
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Andrew White's Technical Breakfast Club
- 1. Scaling Rails in the aftermath of a national referendum
- 2. History of the petition website
- 4. Launched in November 2006
- 5. “We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to Scrap the planned vehicle tracking and road pricing policy” signed by 1,803,367
- 8. Launched in July 2011
- 9. “SOPHIES CHOICE, smear test lowered to 16” signed by 327,877 people
- 12. Launched in July 2015
- 13. Developed on existing codebase
- 14. Service redesign
- 15. Hosted on AWS
- 24. Friday, 7.52am
- 26. Friday, 8.00am
- 28. Friday, 8.24am
- 48. Sunday
- 53. Aftermath
- 60. Postfix
- 62. Summary
- 63. Questions