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<h3>Laura Beth Lincoln Denker</h3>
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<p>Laura Beth "LB" Lincoln graduated from RIT with a BS/MS in Computational Mathematics/Computer Science. She then moved on to a small job in a small city in central New York before being courted by Google, bringing her to the Big Apple, where she worked in both test and development for over 4 years. Now she has taken a turn for the handmade, helping Etsy grow by creating tools developers need to produce and deploy features faster than ever.</p>
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<h4>Is It Handmade Code If You Use Power Tools?</h4>
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<p>Frameworks come in all shapes and sizes, with some touting themselves as being "lightweight" or "micro-frameworks", and others brand themselves as a more "full-stack" solution. With Lithium, a new PHP 5.3+ framework, there's nothing stopping you from having both. In this tutorial, we explore how to trim down lithium to a lightweight, highly performant RESTful JSON &amp; XML API that can fit in a single file. No hair-pulling required.</p>
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<p>At Etsy we view Code as Craft (check out our blog: <a href="http://codeascraft.etsy.com">codeascraft.etsy.com</a>), and we pride ourselves on enabling every developer to deliver his or her code to the Etsy community as quickly as possible, in our case, around 20 minutes from code completion. Four months prior to Cyber Monday 2010, there might have been a day where as many as 10 deployments occurred, but the Thursday before Thanksgiving, the prelude to the biggest day for an e-commerce website, Etsy engineers managed 40 deployments in a single day, and each deployment included passing a battery of 5000+ tests. We would like to share with you how we are approaching internal tooling, abusing PHPUnit, pushing beyond the boundaries of Hudson CI, and creating metrics to guide the future of our continuous deployments while keeping it handmade.</p>
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