https://simplecast.com Web Rush Dive into JavaScript and Web development stories with hosts John Papa, Ward Bell, Craig Shoemaker, and Dan Wahlin. Web Rush is a weekly podcast where we tackle the challenges facing Web developers today and invite expert guests on the show to share their experience solving concrete problems while building real Web applications. Listen for practical insights and honest talk about the topics you are facing today, with Web Rush. Sponsored by AG Grid and Nrwl.io © 2021 Web Rush Podcast en-us Thu, 25 Jul 2024 10:00:00 +0000 Thu, 25 Jul 2024 10:00:13 +0000 http://www.webrush.io Web Rush https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/b4af6a46-70c1-48ab-858e-ff4c06df0889/0d416bc6-ce3e-4e54-85f2-891934f5f287/3000x3000/back1.jpg?aid=rss_feed http://www.webrush.io episodic Dive into JavaScript and Web development stories with hosts John Papa, Ward Bell, Craig Shoemaker, and Dan Wahlin. Web Rush is a weekly podcast where we tackle the challenges facing Web developers today and invite expert guests on the show to share their experience solving concrete problems while building real Web applications. Listen for practical insights and honest talk about the topics you are facing today, with Web Rush. Sponsored by AG Grid and Nrwl.io Dan Wahlin, John Papa, Ward Bell, Craig Shoemaker false https://feeds.simplecast.com/tOjNXec5 web, javascript, technology, developers John Papa john@webrush.io d1db1bb8-3d6a-4093-9f98-6f71898dd391 Episode 290: The Next.js for Angular - Analog Host(s):

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  • 00:39 What's the next thing you're going to be working on?
  • 01:44 Welcome Brandon Roberts back
  • 03:34 What is AnalogJS?
  • 05:54 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:00 How have meta frameworks changed over the years?
  • 13:31 Getting frustrated at the lack of convention in Angular
  • 15:02 Why are these features in a meta framework instead of being part of Angular?
  • 17:10 What do I need to learn to use Analog that differs from Angular?
  • 20:45 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 21:44 How do I need to think about designing an app to use Analog?
  • 32:38 What's next for Analog?
  • 34:49 Final thoughts

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  • 00:39 What's the next thing you're going to be working on?
  • 01:44 Welcome Brandon Roberts back
  • 03:34 What is AnalogJS?
  • 05:54 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:00 How have meta frameworks changed over the years?
  • 13:31 Getting frustrated at the lack of convention in Angular
  • 15:02 Why are these features in a meta framework instead of being part of Angular?
  • 17:10 What do I need to learn to use Analog that differs from Angular?
  • 20:45 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 21:44 How do I need to think about designing an app to use Analog?
  • 32:38 What's next for Analog?
  • 34:49 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 290: The Next.js for Angular - Analog John Papa 00:39:55 Brandon Roberts talks with us about Analog, the meta framework for Angular he works on. How have meta frameworks changed, why aren't these features inside of Angular, what do developers need to know about Analog that differs from Angular, and what's next for Analog? Brandon Roberts talks with us about Analog, the meta framework for Angular he works on. How have meta frameworks changed, why aren't these features inside of Angular, what do developers need to know about Analog that differs from Angular, and what's next for Analog? false full 290 8fb2e901-a42f-4476-8541-2981f4b96b19 Episode 289: VS Code to the Cloud in 60 Seconds Host(s):

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  • 00:59 Introducing Dheeraj Bandaru and Haripriya Mehta
  • 08:26 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 09:22 How do I install Learn Cloud?
  • 12:00 Is Azure actually free or how does it work when I sign up?
  • 15:50 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 16:52 What is Azure PAS?
  • 19:09 What's the difference between static web apps, container apps, and app service?
  • 25:17 How doe sit work if you're deploying your own app?
  • 27:04 Can I switch to other apps or am I stuck?
  • 28:36 What's the final steps with Learn Code?
  • 29:30 Final thoughts

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  • 00:59 Introducing Dheeraj Bandaru and Haripriya Mehta
  • 08:26 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 09:22 How do I install Learn Cloud?
  • 12:00 Is Azure actually free or how does it work when I sign up?
  • 15:50 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 16:52 What is Azure PAS?
  • 19:09 What's the difference between static web apps, container apps, and app service?
  • 25:17 How doe sit work if you're deploying your own app?
  • 27:04 Can I switch to other apps or am I stuck?
  • 28:36 What's the final steps with Learn Code?
  • 29:30 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 289: VS Code to the Cloud in 60 Seconds John Papa 00:31:16 Dheeraj & Haripriya join us to talk about their new extension, Learn Cloud, for VS Code that helps you get up to speed with the various cloud options for hosting and running your code. Dheeraj & Haripriya join us to talk about their new extension, Learn Cloud, for VS Code that helps you get up to speed with the various cloud options for hosting and running your code. false full 289 82da592b-3171-4a45-86b9-fd345fccddef Episode 288: Make AI Useful For You Host(s):

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  • 00:42 What is Canada Day, eh?
  • 01:22 Introducing Grace Taylor
  • 02:53 What is Better Together?
  • 05:53 How does it work to figure out what's best for my app?
  • 08:21 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:26 How do you know what the developer's intent is?
  • 12:13 What interesting ways are users using AI?
  • 15:07 What services are you using to build Better Together?
  • 16:43 Is it the platform's job to make UX better, or should the industry teach prompt writing?
  • 18:03 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 18:58 How can AI do better at supporting languages other than English?
  • 23:48 How do code optimizations work?
  • 29:40 What kind of feedback have you gotten?
  • 31:38 Where can people learn more about Better Together?
  • 32:58 Final thoughts

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  • 00:42 What is Canada Day, eh?
  • 01:22 Introducing Grace Taylor
  • 02:53 What is Better Together?
  • 05:53 How does it work to figure out what's best for my app?
  • 08:21 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:26 How do you know what the developer's intent is?
  • 12:13 What interesting ways are users using AI?
  • 15:07 What services are you using to build Better Together?
  • 16:43 Is it the platform's job to make UX better, or should the industry teach prompt writing?
  • 18:03 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 18:58 How can AI do better at supporting languages other than English?
  • 23:48 How do code optimizations work?
  • 29:40 What kind of feedback have you gotten?
  • 31:38 Where can people learn more about Better Together?
  • 32:58 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 288: Make AI Useful For You John Papa 00:34:49 Grace Taylor talks with John about ways to make AI more useful for developers, using tools like Better Together to build better apps, how it knows what developer's intent is, what services is Better Together using, and more. Grace Taylor talks with John about ways to make AI more useful for developers, using tools like Better Together to build better apps, how it knows what developer's intent is, what services is Better Together using, and more. false full 288 aaa97d14-ecef-4b0b-92d2-a39596e8dbb8 Episode 287: Why You As A Developer Must Care About Managing Your APIs Host(s):

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  • 01:09 Introducing Chris Noring
  • 03:06 What is a web API developer?
  • 07:24 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:28 How should people manage their APIs?
  • 13:38 Have you tried working without a database?
  • 17:24 Is load balancing needed on smaller APIs?
  • 21:44 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 22:37 The importance of API security
  • 27:22 Why is developer experience that API management could help with?
  • 37:44 Final thoughts

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  • 01:09 Introducing Chris Noring
  • 03:06 What is a web API developer?
  • 07:24 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:28 How should people manage their APIs?
  • 13:38 Have you tried working without a database?
  • 17:24 Is load balancing needed on smaller APIs?
  • 21:44 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 22:37 The importance of API security
  • 27:22 Why is developer experience that API management could help with?
  • 37:44 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 287: Why You As A Developer Must Care About Managing Your APIs John Papa 00:39:55 Chris Noring talks with us about why web APIs should be important to developers, how people should manage their APIs, working without a database, do smaller APIs need a load balancer, the importance of security for your APIs, and why the developer experience is important for API management. Chris Noring talks with us about why web APIs should be important to developers, how people should manage their APIs, working without a database, do smaller APIs need a load balancer, the importance of security for your APIs, and why the developer experience is important for API management. false full 287 de253d63-ec85-416d-ad73-8c915710ede3 Episode 286: Fast Development with Visual Studio Host(s):

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  • 00:39 Where in the world is Ward Bell?
  • 01:59 Introducing Laurent Bugnion
  • 03:03 What is Visual Studio?
  • 08:02 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:03 What is Dev Box?
  • 12:03 What does it look like to use Visual Studio for web development?
  • 24:38 The advantage of not caring what the cool kids are doing
  • 25:47 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:51 How is Copilot inside of Visual Studio to work with?
  • 29:08 How do I enable CoPilot inside Visual Studio?
  • 35:22 Where do you see Visual Studio going?

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  • 00:39 Where in the world is Ward Bell?
  • 01:59 Introducing Laurent Bugnion
  • 03:03 What is Visual Studio?
  • 08:02 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:03 What is Dev Box?
  • 12:03 What does it look like to use Visual Studio for web development?
  • 24:38 The advantage of not caring what the cool kids are doing
  • 25:47 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:51 How is Copilot inside of Visual Studio to work with?
  • 29:08 How do I enable CoPilot inside Visual Studio?
  • 35:22 Where do you see Visual Studio going?

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]]> Episode 286: Fast Development with Visual Studio John Papa 00:38:22 Laurent Bugnion talks with us about using Visual Studio to develop for the web, how Copilot works inside of Visual Studio, and where he sees Visual Studio going in the future. Laurent Bugnion talks with us about using Visual Studio to develop for the web, how Copilot works inside of Visual Studio, and where he sees Visual Studio going in the future. false full 286 0e0bfe6e-c702-4a83-ac0f-73d796a131ed Episode 285: The Best of Build for Developers Host(s):

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  • 01:50 Introducing Anthony Bartolo
  • 04:26 What does PC + AI mean for Windows?
  • 09:05 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:05 What is Phi-3?
  • 14:20 How much space do you need on your drive for this?
  • 18:20 What's Phi-3 with SLM's?
  • 24:35 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 25:32 What is GitHub CoPilot Extensibility?
  • 32:40 Snapdragon developer kit for Windows
  • 38:15 AI integration into Teams

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  • 01:50 Introducing Anthony Bartolo
  • 04:26 What does PC + AI mean for Windows?
  • 09:05 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:05 What is Phi-3?
  • 14:20 How much space do you need on your drive for this?
  • 18:20 What's Phi-3 with SLM's?
  • 24:35 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 25:32 What is GitHub CoPilot Extensibility?
  • 32:40 Snapdragon developer kit for Windows
  • 38:15 AI integration into Teams

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]]> Episode 285: The Best of Build for Developers John Papa 00:45:09 Anthony Bartolo returns to talk about new capabilities with AI for Windows. We discuss the extensibility features of GitHub CoPilot, the Snapdragon developer kit for Windows, and insights into AI integration into Microsoft Teams. Anthony Bartolo returns to talk about new capabilities with AI for Windows. We discuss the extensibility features of GitHub CoPilot, the Snapdragon developer kit for Windows, and insights into AI integration into Microsoft Teams. false full 285 c8c4f405-24bf-4938-b949-e479f5549266 Episode 284: App Spaces: Simplifying App Development in Azure Host(s):

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  • 00:27 Introducing Elliot Hamai
  • 03:20 Why should app spaces be interesting to web developers?
  • 04:40 What's the difference between Azure container apps vs static apps?
  • 07:19 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:22 Why would I want to use static web apps?
  • 14:19 GitHub integration is key
  • 18:57 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 19:58 Is it app component or static app component?
  • 22:20 Why is region important?
  • 28:58 Where can people learn more?
  • 31:05 What's a Saas-like experience in app spaces?

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  • 00:27 Introducing Elliot Hamai
  • 03:20 Why should app spaces be interesting to web developers?
  • 04:40 What's the difference between Azure container apps vs static apps?
  • 07:19 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:22 Why would I want to use static web apps?
  • 14:19 GitHub integration is key
  • 18:57 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 19:58 Is it app component or static app component?
  • 22:20 Why is region important?
  • 28:58 Where can people learn more?
  • 31:05 What's a Saas-like experience in app spaces?

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]]> Episode 284: App Spaces: Simplifying App Development in Azure John Papa 00:34:52 Elliot Hamai talks with us about using App Spaces from Azure, the difference between static and container apps, when region is important, how it integrates with GitHub, and what a Saas like experience means when it comes to app spaces. Elliot Hamai talks with us about using App Spaces from Azure, the difference between static and container apps, when region is important, how it integrates with GitHub, and what a Saas like experience means when it comes to app spaces. false full 284 d66d5408-5d9e-4f12-9f0f-56df9eee2f62 Episode 283: npm Updates: Love 'em or Hate 'em? Host(s):

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  • 00:27 npm shaming?
  • 02:57 Is upgrading via npm worse now than it used to be?
  • 11:47 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:37 Does how much of an upgrade you're doing matter with npm?
  • 22:13 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:00 Getting the wrong version of node
  • 26:01 What if I get a "peer dependency error" issue?
  • 29:53 Would CoPilot be helpful here?

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  • 00:27 npm shaming?
  • 02:57 Is upgrading via npm worse now than it used to be?
  • 11:47 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:37 Does how much of an upgrade you're doing matter with npm?
  • 22:13 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:00 Getting the wrong version of node
  • 26:01 What if I get a "peer dependency error" issue?
  • 29:53 Would CoPilot be helpful here?

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]]> Episode 283: npm Updates: Love 'em or Hate 'em? John Papa 00:35:39 Is upgrading via npm worse now than it used to be, or are there things that can be done to help you when you're needing to upgrade a project? Can CoPilot help with knowing what the security risks are before upgrading? And what is a peer dependency error? Is upgrading via npm worse now than it used to be, or are there things that can be done to help you when you're needing to upgrade a project? Can CoPilot help with knowing what the security risks are before upgrading? And what is a peer dependency error? false full 283 af7847b9-81c2-47f3-8c37-91a4198d9ecc Episode 282: Are You Evolving with your Developer Tools? Host(s):

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  • 00:28 Are you evolving with your dev tools?
  • 02:14 Introducing Liam Hampton
  • 05:15 What kind of developer tools are we talking about?
  • 09:41 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:41 Learning a second language is more difficult than learning the first one
  • 15:38 Where does GitHub Actions fit?
  • 17:28 What is the Azure Developer CLI?
  • 27:27 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:28 What are your favorite developer tools?
  • 33:41 Final thoughts

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  • 00:28 Are you evolving with your dev tools?
  • 02:14 Introducing Liam Hampton
  • 05:15 What kind of developer tools are we talking about?
  • 09:41 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:41 Learning a second language is more difficult than learning the first one
  • 15:38 Where does GitHub Actions fit?
  • 17:28 What is the Azure Developer CLI?
  • 27:27 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:28 What are your favorite developer tools?
  • 33:41 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 282: Are You Evolving with your Developer Tools? John Papa 00:36:03 Liam Hampton talks about his top picks for developer tools, how GitHub Actions can be a way to level up, what the Azure Developer CLI is, and the struggles of learning new languages as a developer. Liam Hampton talks about his top picks for developer tools, how GitHub Actions can be a way to level up, what the Azure Developer CLI is, and the struggles of learning new languages as a developer. false full 282 2e9e9e57-75ac-4160-8e31-7f636d20b6d2 Episode 281: What You Need to Know About the Proposal for Signals in JavaScript Host(s):

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  • 00:28 Sending Ward off on an adventure
  • 01:44 The evolution of signals
  • 06:00 TC39 Proposal for Native Signals in JavaScript
  • 08:23 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:26 How are signals going to change our world?
  • 18:23 What is double count doing that's different than count?
  • 23:16 Why is it important that it's asynchronous?
  • 27:15 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:10 What is signals replacing?
  • 33:28 What do people need to know about signals?

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  • 00:28 Sending Ward off on an adventure
  • 01:44 The evolution of signals
  • 06:00 TC39 Proposal for Native Signals in JavaScript
  • 08:23 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:26 How are signals going to change our world?
  • 18:23 What is double count doing that's different than count?
  • 23:16 Why is it important that it's asynchronous?
  • 27:15 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:10 What is signals replacing?
  • 33:28 What do people need to know about signals?

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]]> Episode 281: What You Need to Know About the Proposal for Signals in JavaScript John Papa 00:38:49 Manfred Steyer helps us understand how Signals works in Angular, as well as it's importance in general. How are Signals going to change our world? Why is asynchronicity important? And what is Signals replacing that we're doing currently? Manfred Steyer helps us understand how Signals works in Angular, as well as it's importance in general. How are Signals going to change our world? Why is asynchronicity important? And what is Signals replacing that we're doing currently? false full 281 ece36cae-6c4d-41de-8e95-63c735515d0c Episode 280: How Secure is Your AI? Host(s):

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  • 01:04 Introducing Anthony Bartolo
  • 06:44 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:51 How should developer think about security and AI?
  • 16:57 Are these like linting tools for security?
  • 20:27 What's the difference between CoPilot for Security and Microsoft Sentinel?
  • 28:22 What's the difference between ChatGPT and GitHub CoPilot?
  • 33:46 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 34:49 How do I keep my source code safe from AI vulnerability?
  • 39:20 Final thoughts

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Recording date: April 25, 2024

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  • 01:04 Introducing Anthony Bartolo
  • 06:44 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:51 How should developer think about security and AI?
  • 16:57 Are these like linting tools for security?
  • 20:27 What's the difference between CoPilot for Security and Microsoft Sentinel?
  • 28:22 What's the difference between ChatGPT and GitHub CoPilot?
  • 33:46 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 34:49 How do I keep my source code safe from AI vulnerability?
  • 39:20 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 280: How Secure is Your AI? John Papa 00:44:14 Anthony Bartolo walks us through the various ways to think about security in your code, whether you're using AI to help write your code or you want to use AI to help make sure your code is secure. Anthony Bartolo walks us through the various ways to think about security in your code, whether you're using AI to help write your code or you want to use AI to help make sure your code is secure. false full 280 c9d467c7-823a-44ae-9e21-76673045fb74 Episode 279: How Cool it is to be a .NET developer Host(s):

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  • 00:29 Is it cool to be a .NET developer?
  • 03:44 Introducing Frank Boucher
  • 05:30 What is Open at Microsoft?
  • 07:43 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:47 Do you enjoy the community or the language?
  • 14:18 If you develop in .NET, can you use multiple environments or platforms?
  • 17:28 What is Blazer?
  • 21:58 Where does Web Assembly fit?
  • 30:28 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 31:29 Are there load time issues?

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  • 00:29 Is it cool to be a .NET developer?
  • 03:44 Introducing Frank Boucher
  • 05:30 What is Open at Microsoft?
  • 07:43 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:47 Do you enjoy the community or the language?
  • 14:18 If you develop in .NET, can you use multiple environments or platforms?
  • 17:28 What is Blazer?
  • 21:58 Where does Web Assembly fit?
  • 30:28 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 31:29 Are there load time issues?

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]]> Episode 279: How Cool it is to be a .NET developer John Papa 00:42:40 Frank Boucher answers our questions about what it's like to be a .NET developer in 2024 including the ability to use multiple environments or platforms, what Blazer is, and how .NET development has changed since you last tried it. Frank Boucher answers our questions about what it's like to be a .NET developer in 2024 including the ability to use multiple environments or platforms, what Blazer is, and how .NET development has changed since you last tried it. false full 279 520e9b90-4b64-4aad-acb5-1768e0585b43 Episode 278: Python Web Apps Host(s):

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  • 00:28 Welcome!
  • 01:35 Introducing Alfredo Deza
  • 02:59 What's your Olympic story?
  • 06:02 What lessons from being an athlete into technology?
  • 09:51 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:48 Why Python?
  • 23:29 Software engineers dislike writing tests
  • 26:13 How should developers balance the principles of testing?
  • 31:34 Happy birthday to Ward
  • 32:44 How do you break functions into multiple functions?
  • 36:46 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 37:36 Where should people go to learn more?

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  • 00:28 Welcome!
  • 01:35 Introducing Alfredo Deza
  • 02:59 What's your Olympic story?
  • 06:02 What lessons from being an athlete into technology?
  • 09:51 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:48 Why Python?
  • 23:29 Software engineers dislike writing tests
  • 26:13 How should developers balance the principles of testing?
  • 31:34 Happy birthday to Ward
  • 32:44 How do you break functions into multiple functions?
  • 36:46 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 37:36 Where should people go to learn more?

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]]> Episode 278: Python Web Apps John Papa 00:42:38 Alfredo Deza talks with us about why he likes Python, how to encourage writing tests, breaking functions into multiple functions, and how people can learn more about Python. Alfredo Deza talks with us about why he likes Python, how to encourage writing tests, breaking functions into multiple functions, and how people can learn more about Python. false full 278 6d0e6a37-7f2f-4432-86b2-8b1bb21059cf Episode 277: AI-powered UI Controls Host(s):

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  • 00:28 Do you want smart or dumb AI?
  • 01:58 Introducing Bruno
  • 03:42 What is a .net smart component with AI?
  • 08:26 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:24 What's a smart text area?
  • 12:56 What is rag as it relates to AI?
  • 18:11 How do we bring this to production as a developer?
  • 23:28 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 24:21 Where else is AI being implemented?
  • 26:20 How can companies make sure they don't overspend on AI tokens?
  • 30:05 What have you built and learned from?
  • 32:43 Final thoughts

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  • 00:28 Do you want smart or dumb AI?
  • 01:58 Introducing Bruno
  • 03:42 What is a .net smart component with AI?
  • 08:26 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:24 What's a smart text area?
  • 12:56 What is rag as it relates to AI?
  • 18:11 How do we bring this to production as a developer?
  • 23:28 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 24:21 Where else is AI being implemented?
  • 26:20 How can companies make sure they don't overspend on AI tokens?
  • 30:05 What have you built and learned from?
  • 32:43 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 277: AI-powered UI Controls John Papa 00:40:26 Bruno Capuano talks with us about .NET smart components and integrating them with AI, using it for smarter text field areas, where else AI is being used that we might not expect, and how can we make sure to have some guardrails for AI tokens in our applications. Bruno Capuano talks with us about .NET smart components and integrating them with AI, using it for smarter text field areas, where else AI is being used that we might not expect, and how can we make sure to have some guardrails for AI tokens in our applications. false full 277 a63d4837-1132-4bf8-9278-6a23f3f4a5ef Episode 276: What’s Possible with AI Agents? Host(s):

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  • 00:30 Introducing Chris Noring
  • 01:19 How do you think about AI agents?
  • 04:28 How do you define an AI agent?
  • 05:56 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 06:59 Why do we need AI agents?
  • 09:24 Is there a distinction between an agent vs an assistant?
  • 12:07 How do I create an agent for my own usage?
  • 20:02 How would you decide on a framework to work with?
  • 29:03 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 29:58 What is CoPilot Studio and how does it differ?
  • 34:12 Final thoughts

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  • 00:30 Introducing Chris Noring
  • 01:19 How do you think about AI agents?
  • 04:28 How do you define an AI agent?
  • 05:56 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 06:59 Why do we need AI agents?
  • 09:24 Is there a distinction between an agent vs an assistant?
  • 12:07 How do I create an agent for my own usage?
  • 20:02 How would you decide on a framework to work with?
  • 29:03 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 29:58 What is CoPilot Studio and how does it differ?
  • 34:12 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 276: What’s Possible with AI Agents? John Papa 00:36:12 Chris Noring talks with Craig about AI agents, how you can use them together with various data points you may already have, how they differ from assistants like Siri or Alexa, and how CoPilot Studio could be a good starting point for a no-code AI agent solution. Chris Noring talks with Craig about AI agents, how you can use them together with various data points you may already have, how they differ from assistants like Siri or Alexa, and how CoPilot Studio could be a good starting point for a no-code AI agent solution. false full 276 4c90b413-1004-4f44-8375-ff69f54533c2 Episode 275: Web Frameworks of 2024 Host(s):

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  • 00:28 An annual convo about web frameworks
  • 01:37 Introducing Corbin Crutchley
  • 04:14 What is the Framework Field Guide?
  • 08:43 How do you keep up with changes in frameworks?
  • 09:53 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:54 What do you think are some of the major changes in frameworks?
  • 14:47 How did you decide to compare frameworks?
  • 19:26 How would you decide which of the big three frameworks to build with?
  • 22:48 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:50 How would I use this to get a job at a company?
  • 30:39 What is analog in the Angular community?
  • 37:47 Final thoughts

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  • 00:28 An annual convo about web frameworks
  • 01:37 Introducing Corbin Crutchley
  • 04:14 What is the Framework Field Guide?
  • 08:43 How do you keep up with changes in frameworks?
  • 09:53 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:54 What do you think are some of the major changes in frameworks?
  • 14:47 How did you decide to compare frameworks?
  • 19:26 How would you decide which of the big three frameworks to build with?
  • 22:48 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:50 How would I use this to get a job at a company?
  • 30:39 What is analog in the Angular community?
  • 37:47 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 275: Web Frameworks of 2024 John Papa 00:39:47 Corbin Crutchley helps us sort through the web frameworks available to developers in 2024 with Framework Fundamentals, his online book that's part of the Framework Field Guide aiming to teach you Angular, React and Vue all at once. Corbin Crutchley helps us sort through the web frameworks available to developers in 2024 with Framework Fundamentals, his online book that's part of the Framework Field Guide aiming to teach you Angular, React and Vue all at once. false full 275 1e71923d-65b4-4199-8d4e-caed4e37de30 Episode 274: What Developers Need To Know About Generative AI Host(s):

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  • 01:45 Introducing Anthony Bartolo
  • 02:48 What are you working on in generative AI?
  • 05:46 An example of how a power company used Copilot to learn more about their code
  • 09:54 What if AI tooling doesn't feel right for me?
  • 11:50 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:53 Should I use generative AI to add security to my projects?
  • 24:19 The importance of being specific
  • 29:56 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:56 Asking questions to craft a better prompt
  • 38:38 Final thoughts

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  • 01:45 Introducing Anthony Bartolo
  • 02:48 What are you working on in generative AI?
  • 05:46 An example of how a power company used Copilot to learn more about their code
  • 09:54 What if AI tooling doesn't feel right for me?
  • 11:50 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:53 Should I use generative AI to add security to my projects?
  • 24:19 The importance of being specific
  • 29:56 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:56 Asking questions to craft a better prompt
  • 38:38 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 274: What Developers Need To Know About Generative AI John Papa 00:41:09 Anthony Bartolo helps explain what the generative AI space is like for developers, how a power company is using AI to learn about their code, what to consider when adding AI to a project, and how to write better prompts to make the best use of AI. Anthony Bartolo helps explain what the generative AI space is like for developers, how a power company is using AI to learn about their code, what to consider when adding AI to a project, and how to write better prompts to make the best use of AI. false full 274 a4a1a4a8-9428-483b-9827-ee16c650d96e Episode 273: Preparing for the State of JavaScript Survey Results Host(s):

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  • 01:10 Are we asking the right questions of each other?
  • 08:23 How I think about surveys
  • 09:38 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 10:38 Languages vs frameworks
  • 14:34 How much does experience factor in?
  • 18:06 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 19:01 Proxy usage and page visibliity API
  • 22:03 RxJS and data fetching
  • 26:06 JavaScript runtimes
  • 26:59 Our final thoughts

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  • 01:10 Are we asking the right questions of each other?
  • 08:23 How I think about surveys
  • 09:38 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 10:38 Languages vs frameworks
  • 14:34 How much does experience factor in?
  • 18:06 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 19:01 Proxy usage and page visibliity API
  • 22:03 RxJS and data fetching
  • 26:06 JavaScript runtimes
  • 26:59 Our final thoughts

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]]> Episode 273: Preparing for the State of JavaScript Survey Results John Papa 00:30:32 We're looking at the results from the 2022 State of JavaScript survey to see what happened in the past as we prepare for the 2023 survey results. Topics include langauges vs frameworks, how much experience devs have, proxy usage, the page visibility API, RxJS, JavaScript run times, and data fetching. We're looking at the results from the 2022 State of JavaScript survey to see what happened in the past as we prepare for the 2023 survey results. Topics include langauges vs frameworks, how much experience devs have, proxy usage, the page visibility API, RxJS, JavaScript run times, and data fetching. false full 273 cd3f8274-37a3-4465-b421-c344d26f2d35 Episode 272: What If - Axios vs Custom Http Host(s):

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]]> Episode 272: What If - Axios vs Custom Http John Papa 00:34:48 John and Ward play a game called What if Angular used Single File Components (SFC) by default? What if Angular used the fetch API or Axios for HTTP requests? What if Angular apps used standard import/exporting of TypeScript modules? John and Ward play a game called What if Angular used Single File Components (SFC) by default? What if Angular used the fetch API or Axios for HTTP requests? What if Angular apps used standard import/exporting of TypeScript modules? false full 272 a4242cf0-cf3b-4145-9507-c253872f0acd Episode 271: Should You Learn Container Apps? Host(s):

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  • 00:29 What do you need to know about containers?
  • 01:27 What is Kuber Nets?
  • 04:44 Can you get your apps in the cloud faster?
  • 09:06 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:09 What's required to get started using containers?
  • 16:09 What's KEDA?
  • 16:57 How much do I need to know about Kubernetes?
  • 20:20 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 24:01 Can you move out of container apps?
  • 25:39 When should you use containers vs Kubernetes?
  • 29:12 What costs are there associated?
  • 35:26 Final thoughts

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  • 00:29 What do you need to know about containers?
  • 01:27 What is Kuber Nets?
  • 04:44 Can you get your apps in the cloud faster?
  • 09:06 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:09 What's required to get started using containers?
  • 16:09 What's KEDA?
  • 16:57 How much do I need to know about Kubernetes?
  • 20:20 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 24:01 Can you move out of container apps?
  • 25:39 When should you use containers vs Kubernetes?
  • 29:12 What costs are there associated?
  • 35:26 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 271: Should You Learn Container Apps? John Papa 00:43:02 We chat with Craig about his experiences learning Kubernetes, Azure Containers, why you might consider learning more about container apps, how to get started learning, and some of the costs associated with shipping apps in a container. We chat with Craig about his experiences learning Kubernetes, Azure Containers, why you might consider learning more about container apps, how to get started learning, and some of the costs associated with shipping apps in a container. false full 271 b3e236f0-9601-4fc1-95f7-c981cb220c14 Episode 270: A Day in the Life of a Software Development University Student Host(s):

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  • 00:26 Introducing John's favorite guest on the show
  • 01:40 What drew you into computer science?
  • 05:19 What are you taking now in comp sci?
  • 10:28 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:32 What are they teaching on user experience UX?
  • 14:45 Has the course work been solo or team based?
  • 16:21 How important is presenting in course work?
  • 20:26 What are you doing outside of computers in university?
  • 23:40 Is ChatGPT or AI being used at school in computer science?
  • 27:34 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:34 What are you building with React?
  • 31:20 How are you using Code Sandbox?
  • 32:34 What happens next after college?
  • 35:43 Has there been resourcing in the job application process?
  • 38:25 Final thoughts

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  • 00:26 Introducing John's favorite guest on the show
  • 01:40 What drew you into computer science?
  • 05:19 What are you taking now in comp sci?
  • 10:28 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:32 What are they teaching on user experience UX?
  • 14:45 Has the course work been solo or team based?
  • 16:21 How important is presenting in course work?
  • 20:26 What are you doing outside of computers in university?
  • 23:40 Is ChatGPT or AI being used at school in computer science?
  • 27:34 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:34 What are you building with React?
  • 31:20 How are you using Code Sandbox?
  • 32:34 What happens next after college?
  • 35:43 Has there been resourcing in the job application process?
  • 38:25 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 270: A Day in the Life of a Software Development University Student John Papa 00:43:50 We're joined by Madelyn Papa to talk about her experience in university while studying software development and computer science, what she's learning about UX, the impact of ChatGPT, React, applying for jobs, and the importance of communication. We're joined by Madelyn Papa to talk about her experience in university while studying software development and computer science, what she's learning about UX, the impact of ChatGPT, React, applying for jobs, and the importance of communication. false full 270 0dde8529-ba72-4f5c-9974-919e13af5a06 Episode 269: Taking Your Own Path to Being a Cloud Native Developer Host(s):

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  • 00:30 Are you a YouTuber?
  • 01:51 Introducing Gwyneth Pena-Siguenza
  • 07:23 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:28 What was your journey into tech?
  • 13:40 How did you feel joining a professional tech jon?
  • 19:09 What kind of tech is interesting you?
  • 21:43 What are problems you enjoy trying to solve?
  • 24:23 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 25:22 What are some interesting ways to get a new job in 2024?
  • 29:03 What are people stumbling on in cloud engineering?
  • 31:08 Final thoughts

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  • 00:30 Are you a YouTuber?
  • 01:51 Introducing Gwyneth Pena-Siguenza
  • 07:23 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:28 What was your journey into tech?
  • 13:40 How did you feel joining a professional tech jon?
  • 19:09 What kind of tech is interesting you?
  • 21:43 What are problems you enjoy trying to solve?
  • 24:23 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 25:22 What are some interesting ways to get a new job in 2024?
  • 29:03 What are people stumbling on in cloud engineering?
  • 31:08 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 269: Taking Your Own Path to Being a Cloud Native Developer John Papa 00:37:22 Gwyneth Pena-Siguenza talks about their path to becoming a cloud engineer, how it felt at their first professional tech job, the problems they enjoy solving, and what kinds of things people are stumbling on in cloud engineering. Gwyneth Pena-Siguenza talks about their path to becoming a cloud engineer, how it felt at their first professional tech job, the problems they enjoy solving, and what kinds of things people are stumbling on in cloud engineering. false full 269 2c10793d-5b57-491b-83de-932536b8dfd6 Episode 268: Democratizing AI or AI for Everyone with Lee Stott Host(s):

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  • 00:43 Introducing Lee Stott
  • 03:37 What does Democratizing AI really mean?
  • 10:44 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:48 When something is truly available to everyone, that's when you've democratized it
  • 20:05 Who is the target audience for AI in 2024?
  • 27:08 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:06 What AI tools does Lee Stott think are worth checking out?
  • 35:24 Final thoughts

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  • 00:43 Introducing Lee Stott
  • 03:37 What does Democratizing AI really mean?
  • 10:44 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:48 When something is truly available to everyone, that's when you've democratized it
  • 20:05 Who is the target audience for AI in 2024?
  • 27:08 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:06 What AI tools does Lee Stott think are worth checking out?
  • 35:24 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 268: Democratizing AI or AI for Everyone with Lee Stott John Papa 00:43:52 Lee Stott talks with us about how AI is a democratizing technology, the challenges in making sure AI is used responsibly, who the target audience is for AI, and the AI tools Lee Stott thinks are worth watching. Lee Stott talks with us about how AI is a democratizing technology, the challenges in making sure AI is used responsibly, who the target audience is for AI, and the AI tools Lee Stott thinks are worth watching. false full 268 3d03ab23-a824-4d16-8a23-059891356027 Episode 267: Business Strategy for Developers Host(s):

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  • 00:28 Is business strategy fun? Boring?
  • 03:42 Bad things happen when I'm doing something the business doesn't want
  • 06:39 How do you shift your own thinking around the business or customer goal?
  • 11:44 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:51 What would happen if you didn't finish what you're working on?
  • 22:24 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:26 What is your succession plan for your role at the business?
  • 28:37 If you want to fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together
  • 33:44 Final thoughts

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  • 03:42 Bad things happen when I'm doing something the business doesn't want
  • 06:39 How do you shift your own thinking around the business or customer goal?
  • 11:44 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:51 What would happen if you didn't finish what you're working on?
  • 22:24 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:26 What is your succession plan for your role at the business?
  • 28:37 If you want to fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together
  • 33:44 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 267: Business Strategy for Developers John Papa 00:38:03 Do you think about what your strategy is in your role either as an employee or as a business owner? How do you know when to focus on what's in front of you vs other shiny objects you could be working on? And when is it best to work solo on an idea, and when should you bring in collaborators or teammates? Do you think about what your strategy is in your role either as an employee or as a business owner? How do you know when to focus on what's in front of you vs other shiny objects you could be working on? And when is it best to work solo on an idea, and when should you bring in collaborators or teammates? false full 267 416424b3-198c-42e1-8db3-d6d408e3e1c6 Episode 266: Why You Should Get CS Degree Madison Kanna returns to talk about the benefits of a computer science degree, what bootcamps can offer, and the benefit of being around others learning in a similar direction.

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  • 00:29 Welcome
  • 00:54 Introducing Madison Kanna
  • 02:06 What's the state of books and code book clubs in 2024?
  • 04:49 What is Exercism JavaScript style programming?
  • 07:09 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:10 How were CS degrees viewed when you started programming?
  • 11:00 What was the biggest value from self studying in programming?
  • 17:41 Can you do formal education and more informal education in programming?
  • 29:27 Wanting to be around like minded people learning in a similar direction
  • 35:20 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 36:24 Final thoughts

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  • 00:54 Introducing Madison Kanna
  • 02:06 What's the state of books and code book clubs in 2024?
  • 04:49 What is Exercism JavaScript style programming?
  • 07:09 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:10 How were CS degrees viewed when you started programming?
  • 11:00 What was the biggest value from self studying in programming?
  • 17:41 Can you do formal education and more informal education in programming?
  • 29:27 Wanting to be around like minded people learning in a similar direction
  • 35:20 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 36:24 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 266: Why You Should Get CS Degree John Papa 00:44:32 Madison Kanna returns to talk about the benefits of a computer science degree, what bootcamps can offer, and the benefit of being around others learning in a similar direction. Madison Kanna returns to talk about the benefits of a computer science degree, what bootcamps can offer, and the benefit of being around others learning in a similar direction. false full 266 bcdc3189-f45c-4fe9-9c38-2f4577005b11 Episode 265: 2023 in Review Host(s):

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  • 00:27 Welcome
  • 02:08 AI had a big coming out
  • 10:30 Ways to deal with hallucinations
  • 14:00 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 15:01 Growing discontent with testing
  • 19:37 What processes do we need to challenge?
  • 23:19 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 24:17 The job market
  • 29:54 Where's crypto and blockchains?
  • 31:47 In person conferences
  • 35:33 Are we moving back to the office?
  • 39:48 Final thoughts

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  • 02:08 AI had a big coming out
  • 10:30 Ways to deal with hallucinations
  • 14:00 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 15:01 Growing discontent with testing
  • 19:37 What processes do we need to challenge?
  • 23:19 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 24:17 The job market
  • 29:54 Where's crypto and blockchains?
  • 31:47 In person conferences
  • 35:33 Are we moving back to the office?
  • 39:48 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 265: 2023 in Review John Papa 00:44:55 What impacted developers most in 2023? AI? The job market? Challenges with testing? Moving back to the office? Crypto and blockchain? We're reviewing some of our top stories of 2023. What impacted developers most in 2023? AI? The job market? Challenges with testing? Moving back to the office? Crypto and blockchain? We're reviewing some of our top stories of 2023. false full 265 d850bff8-67b5-4599-a426-cf6de5edb119 Episode 264: What If You Were The Boss? Host(s):

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  • 01:22 When Ward changed from consultant to owner manager?
  • 08:36 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:40 What's an example of an excuse developers give?
  • 12:34 How do you interpret answers to the problem you're trying to solve?
  • 16:22 Meet the user
  • 20:51 Break down the problem and chip away at it
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  • 40:04 Final thoughts

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  • 09:40 What's an example of an excuse developers give?
  • 12:34 How do you interpret answers to the problem you're trying to solve?
  • 16:22 Meet the user
  • 20:51 Break down the problem and chip away at it
  • 24:17 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 25:20 How does a developer have time for it all?
  • 40:04 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 264: What If You Were The Boss? John Papa 00:43:59 Ward Bell talks about his experience moving from the developer side of the table to the owner / manager side of the table, how he learned to translate developer speak, tips for developers when working with stake holders, and how to handle poor requirement specs for a job. Ward Bell talks about his experience moving from the developer side of the table to the owner / manager side of the table, how he learned to translate developer speak, tips for developers when working with stake holders, and how to handle poor requirement specs for a job. false full 264 9566e677-c586-4a9b-a5c1-b5da39986dab Episode 263: Stories Every Developer Can Relate To Host(s):

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  • 01:05 Introducing Chris Woodruff
  • 02:34 What is a Microsoft MVP?
  • 06:03 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:09 Learning how to be a data detective
  • 17:12 Learning the Scotty Principle
  • 23:12 Sponsor: Ideablade
  • 24:15 Dealing with uncertainty in projects
  • 29:14 Final thoughts

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  • 06:03 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:09 Learning how to be a data detective
  • 17:12 Learning the Scotty Principle
  • 23:12 Sponsor: Ideablade
  • 24:15 Dealing with uncertainty in projects
  • 29:14 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 263: Stories Every Developer Can Relate To John Papa 00:33:26 Chris Woodruff talks about some of his experiences that have helped him in software development like learning how to be a data detective, learning to estimate with the Scott Principle, and dealing with uncertainty in projects. Chris Woodruff talks about some of his experiences that have helped him in software development like learning how to be a data detective, learning to estimate with the Scott Principle, and dealing with uncertainty in projects. false full 263 c90ea847-21f5-4857-accb-5a0f67d494cc Episode 262: 0 to Web Developer with Jasmine Greenaway Host(s):

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  • 05:32 What sticks out to you on your learning journey into coding?
  • 08:15 How did you get into teaching?
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  • 10:50 Do you remember your first time in front of a classroom?
  • 15:58 Are there common themes in people wanting to learn to code?
  • 18:11 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 18:44 How do you know when to give an answers vs ask more questions?
  • 21:45 What are some good starting points with web development?
  • 24:04 How has AI effected teaching?
  • 28:21 How does teaching intersect with developer relations at Microsoft?
  • 30:24 Writing a book called Fundamentals for Self Taught Programmers
  • 32:55 Final thoughts

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  • 05:32 What sticks out to you on your learning journey into coding?
  • 08:15 How did you get into teaching?
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  • 10:50 Do you remember your first time in front of a classroom?
  • 15:58 Are there common themes in people wanting to learn to code?
  • 18:11 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 18:44 How do you know when to give an answers vs ask more questions?
  • 21:45 What are some good starting points with web development?
  • 24:04 How has AI effected teaching?
  • 28:21 How does teaching intersect with developer relations at Microsoft?
  • 30:24 Writing a book called Fundamentals for Self Taught Programmers
  • 32:55 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 262: 0 to Web Developer with Jasmine Greenaway John Papa 00:36:09 Jasmine Greenaway joins us to talk about her journey into learning to code, how she started teaching, how teaching intersects with coding, knowing when to provide an answers vs pushing for more questions, and her book, Fundamentals for Self Taught Programmers. Jasmine Greenaway joins us to talk about her journey into learning to code, how she started teaching, how teaching intersects with coding, knowing when to provide an answers vs pushing for more questions, and her book, Fundamentals for Self Taught Programmers. false full 262 6736b61a-cc68-44c9-8acc-4d48d80968f6 Episode 261: Who’s Afraid Of Open Source? Host(s):

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  • 02:09 Introducing Evyatar Alush
  • 08:11 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:13 What is Vest?
  • 11:59 When is an API done?
  • 18:08 If you didn't have to worry about the API, would you have done something different?
  • 20:04 How do you know what you don't know?
  • 22:06 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 22:40 When should you make breaking API changes
  • 28:43 How should people be thinking about open source?
  • 41:26 Final thoughts

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  • 02:09 Introducing Evyatar Alush
  • 08:11 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:13 What is Vest?
  • 11:59 When is an API done?
  • 18:08 If you didn't have to worry about the API, would you have done something different?
  • 20:04 How do you know what you don't know?
  • 22:06 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 22:40 When should you make breaking API changes
  • 28:43 How should people be thinking about open source?
  • 41:26 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 261: Who’s Afraid Of Open Source? John Papa 00:44:46 Evyatar Alush is back to help us understand API development, knowing when an API is done, what you should think about if you're making breaking changes to your API, and how to get into open source software. Evyatar Alush is back to help us understand API development, knowing when an API is done, what you should think about if you're making breaking changes to your API, and how to get into open source software. false full 261 2438cce8-91ed-4725-8b14-52a4964fa6a2 Episode 260: Reach for the Sky with AI UI - with Mike Ryan Host(s):

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  • 00:28 Welcome
  • 01:01 Introducing Mike Ryan
  • 02:17 Is AI over hyped?
  • 07:47 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:46 The illusion of AI can be easily broken
  • 10:21 What AI is really good at
  • 13:57 How do LLM produce the right summary?
  • 24:42 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 25:40 Have you tried different LLMs?
  • 27:47 Why do people need to run an LLM locally?
  • 37:29 It's about testing and trust
  • 39:32 How do you understand LLM's confidence in an answer
  • 43:04 Final thoughts

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  • 01:01 Introducing Mike Ryan
  • 02:17 Is AI over hyped?
  • 07:47 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:46 The illusion of AI can be easily broken
  • 10:21 What AI is really good at
  • 13:57 How do LLM produce the right summary?
  • 24:42 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 25:40 Have you tried different LLMs?
  • 27:47 Why do people need to run an LLM locally?
  • 37:29 It's about testing and trust
  • 39:32 How do you understand LLM's confidence in an answer
  • 43:04 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 260: Reach for the Sky with AI UI - with Mike Ryan John Papa 00:49:24 Mike Ryan talks with us about AI and UI, how to think about integrating AI in your apps in a way that respects your users, how to deal with overconfident AI, and thoughts on running a LLM locally. Mike Ryan talks with us about AI and UI, how to think about integrating AI in your apps in a way that respects your users, how to deal with overconfident AI, and thoughts on running a LLM locally. false full 260 9e096fe5-c818-497e-ae85-7818852690e5 Episode 259: What Should a CS Degree Mean in Universities? Host(s):

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  • 00:27 Ward is ready for adventure
  • 01:33 Introducing Alfredo Deza
  • 08:50 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 09:31 What do you do with universities?
  • 14:00 What should a computer science education have?
  • 21:28 Why should a student consider computer science?
  • 30:34 Can university be a networking opportunity?
  • 33:32 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 34:31 What does an employer think of a computer science degree?
  • 39:09 Final thoughts

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  • 01:33 Introducing Alfredo Deza
  • 08:50 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 09:31 What do you do with universities?
  • 14:00 What should a computer science education have?
  • 21:28 Why should a student consider computer science?
  • 30:34 Can university be a networking opportunity?
  • 33:32 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 34:31 What does an employer think of a computer science degree?
  • 39:09 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 259: What Should a CS Degree Mean in Universities? John Papa 00:46:32 Alfredo Deza tells his story of getting into technology, why someone should consider a computer science degree, how employers view CS degrees on a resume, and how should you talk about yourself when applying for a job, or networking. Alfredo Deza tells his story of getting into technology, why someone should consider a computer science degree, how employers view CS degrees on a resume, and how should you talk about yourself when applying for a job, or networking. false full 259 f854ab96-bc26-4c39-ae6b-3dfa495c8468 Episode 258: Where Does AI Fit In Your Solution? Host(s):

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  • 00:29 LinkedIn and YouTube in 2023
  • 03:25 Introducing Anthony Bartolo
  • 05:23 Why is it important to understand AI in 2023?
  • 06:49 What does generative AI mean?
  • 08:17 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:18 What are the different ways AI works?
  • 17:50 How do IoT devices make use of AI?
  • 21:40 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 22:41 How do you decide when to put AI in?
  • 32:59 What to consider when adopting AI
  • 36:54 Final thoughts

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  • 03:25 Introducing Anthony Bartolo
  • 05:23 Why is it important to understand AI in 2023?
  • 06:49 What does generative AI mean?
  • 08:17 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:18 What are the different ways AI works?
  • 17:50 How do IoT devices make use of AI?
  • 21:40 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 22:41 How do you decide when to put AI in?
  • 32:59 What to consider when adopting AI
  • 36:54 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 258: Where Does AI Fit In Your Solution? John Papa 00:40:32 Anthony Bartolo is here to help you figure out if and when you should consider using AI in your product or service. Why is it important to understand AI? What does generative AI really mean? And what to consider when adopting AI. Anthony Bartolo is here to help you figure out if and when you should consider using AI in your product or service. Why is it important to understand AI? What does generative AI really mean? And what to consider when adopting AI. false full 258 0d83a09a-5e3e-411c-983e-c4ab6d4c76f2 Episode 257: Myth Busting Best Practices That Drive All Of Us Crazy Host(s):

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  • 03:59 Data is important but so is context
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  • 10:59 Tshirt sizing or estimations
  • 18:46 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 19:51 Should we be testing?
  • 26:48 Worrying more about tests than the feature
  • 29:38 Does performance matter?
  • 36:04 Final thoughts

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  • 10:59 Tshirt sizing or estimations
  • 18:46 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 19:51 Should we be testing?
  • 26:48 Worrying more about tests than the feature
  • 29:38 Does performance matter?
  • 36:04 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 257: Myth Busting Best Practices That Drive All Of Us Crazy John Papa 00:37:49 We talk through some of the myths of web dev that drive us crazy including data without context, tshirt sizing for estimating, test driven development, and performance driven development. What drives you crazy in web dev? We want to hear it! We talk through some of the myths of web dev that drive us crazy including data without context, tshirt sizing for estimating, test driven development, and performance driven development. What drives you crazy in web dev? We want to hear it! false full 257 579bd509-9416-4861-90ce-036cf1be1280 Episode 256: FullStack JavaScript and TypeScript Apps Using Remult.js Host(s):

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  • 01:02 Guest introduction
  • 02:57 What is Remult?
  • 05:12 What are the guardrails for Remult?
  • 07:37 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:38 App size is relative
  • 15:56 Defining entities in Remult
  • 19:53 Does Remult play nice with other tooling?
  • 27:37 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:38 Final thoughts

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  • 01:02 Guest introduction
  • 02:57 What is Remult?
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  • 07:37 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:38 App size is relative
  • 15:56 Defining entities in Remult
  • 19:53 Does Remult play nice with other tooling?
  • 27:37 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:38 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 256: FullStack JavaScript and TypeScript Apps Using Remult.js John Papa 00:34:11 Yoni Rapaport & Noam Honig join us to talk about Remult. What is Remult? How does Remult play with other tooling and frameworks? Why should a developer reach for Remult? And what are the guardrails when using Remult? Yoni Rapaport & Noam Honig join us to talk about Remult. What is Remult? How does Remult play with other tooling and frameworks? Why should a developer reach for Remult? And what are the guardrails when using Remult? false full 256 f3937701-478e-4157-a042-6aeb4397811a Episode 255: The AI Landscape Host(s):

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  • 02:59 What happens if you run a model locally?
  • 07:13 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 07:48 What is fine tuning a model?
  • 13:52 When AI has blown our minds
  • 16:55 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 17:55 Bring your own data BYOD
  • 20:04 What is text embedding?
  • 28:52 What is Typechat and where is it useful?

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  • 02:59 What happens if you run a model locally?
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  • 07:48 What is fine tuning a model?
  • 13:52 When AI has blown our minds
  • 16:55 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 17:55 Bring your own data BYOD
  • 20:04 What is text embedding?
  • 28:52 What is Typechat and where is it useful?

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]]> Episode 255: The AI Landscape John Papa 00:34:05 Dan Wahlin updates us on the ever changing AI landscape for software developers. What are some of the new AI models out there? Can you run AI locally? How has AI blown our minds lately? What is text embedding? And can you bring your own data to AI? Dan Wahlin updates us on the ever changing AI landscape for software developers. What are some of the new AI models out there? Can you run AI locally? How has AI blown our minds lately? What is text embedding? And can you bring your own data to AI? false full 255 b373e5ed-d7ba-47b7-afed-e6825ab276cf Episode 254: UX Reliability with Mike Ryan Host(s):

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  • 00:27 Welcome
  • 00:52 Introducing Mike Ryan
  • 03:16 What is site reliability UX?
  • 06:28 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:28 Why is reliability so important in a web app?
  • 14:02 How can I prepare for site issues?
  • 16:13 Where do you learn about tooling?
  • 19:43 What do you do if the monitoring software goes down?
  • 22:48 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:53 What about fault tolerance?
  • 26:21 What are other uses for SendBeacon?
  • 29:14 Why isn't there more conversations around this?
  • 30:52 Who should be using user monitoring?
  • 32:25 How easy is it to get started with Polaris?
  • 34:04 Final thoughts

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  • 00:27 Welcome
  • 00:52 Introducing Mike Ryan
  • 03:16 What is site reliability UX?
  • 06:28 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:28 Why is reliability so important in a web app?
  • 14:02 How can I prepare for site issues?
  • 16:13 Where do you learn about tooling?
  • 19:43 What do you do if the monitoring software goes down?
  • 22:48 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:53 What about fault tolerance?
  • 26:21 What are other uses for SendBeacon?
  • 29:14 Why isn't there more conversations around this?
  • 30:52 Who should be using user monitoring?
  • 32:25 How easy is it to get started with Polaris?
  • 34:04 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 254: UX Reliability with Mike Ryan John Papa 00:37:31 Mike Ryan talks with us about site reliability UX, discussing its importance in web applications. We explore the significance of reliability in web apps, insights on how to prepare for site issues, and where to learn about tooling. We also address the scenario of monitoring software going down, fault tolerance, and the lack of conversations around these topics. Mike Ryan talks with us about site reliability UX, discussing its importance in web applications. We explore the significance of reliability in web apps, insights on how to prepare for site issues, and where to learn about tooling. We also address the scenario of monitoring software going down, fault tolerance, and the lack of conversations around these topics. false full 254 418f9744-b76a-44d2-96e0-19c68c82f121 Episode 253: AI with Katerina Skroumpelou Host(s):

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  • 04:45 How did you get into AI?
  • 05:45 Why AI assistant is important for documentation?
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  • 10:51 How do you feel it's been going?
  • 16:32 What approach did you end up using to train AI?
  • 18:36 What are embeddings?
  • 20:32 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 21:06 Acknowledging our AI knowledge
  • 24:25 How AI answers a question
  • 28:31 How did you decide how often to call the API?
  • 32:41 What is Rag?
  • 36:49 Final thoughts

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  • 05:45 Why AI assistant is important for documentation?
  • 09:46 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:51 How do you feel it's been going?
  • 16:32 What approach did you end up using to train AI?
  • 18:36 What are embeddings?
  • 20:32 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 21:06 Acknowledging our AI knowledge
  • 24:25 How AI answers a question
  • 28:31 How did you decide how often to call the API?
  • 32:41 What is Rag?
  • 36:49 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 253: AI with Katerina Skroumpelou John Papa 00:42:29 Katerina Skroumpelou join us to talk about her work on implementing AI and chatGPT inside documentation, how well it has worked, and some of the things to consider when using AI for docs. Katerina Skroumpelou join us to talk about her work on implementing AI and chatGPT inside documentation, how well it has worked, and some of the things to consider when using AI for docs. false full 253 b84144ec-8ee3-4c20-8e32-3c087d964501 Episode 252: Demystifying Reactivity in Frontend Host(s):

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  • 00:28 Grooming with John
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  • 03:15 What is reactivity?
  • 04:55 What about promises?
  • 07:52 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:53 When is reactivity a good choice or not a good choice?
  • 16:21 How do you tame the complexity in programming?
  • 21:17 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 22:17 Why should people pay attention to reactivity?
  • 28:10 Dan's cheat sheet for function calls

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]]> Thu, 21 Sep 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Host(s):

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  • 16:21 How do you tame the complexity in programming?
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  • 22:17 Why should people pay attention to reactivity?
  • 28:10 Dan's cheat sheet for function calls

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]]> Episode 252: Demystifying Reactivity in Frontend John Papa 00:32:05 Michael Hladky helps us demystify reactivity and answers some questions regarding what reactivity is, how promises fit in, when reactivity is a good or bad choice, taming complexity in programming, and why people should consider paying attention to reactivity. Michael Hladky helps us demystify reactivity and answers some questions regarding what reactivity is, how promises fit in, when reactivity is a good or bad choice, taming complexity in programming, and why people should consider paying attention to reactivity. false full 252 38482f86-a870-4021-87b4-442b90d40e2c Episode 251: RedwoodJS with Tom Preston-Werner Recording date: Aug 31, 2023

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  • 19:36 How does RedwoodJS go further than NextJS?
  • 27:56 What is startups at scale?
  • 37:00 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 38:11 Maintainability of software
  • 43:53 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 14 Sep 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Aug 31, 2023

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  • 38:11 Maintainability of software
  • 43:53 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 251: RedwoodJS with Tom Preston-Werner John Papa 00:47:52 Tom Preston-Werner is back on the show to update us on what's been happening with RedwoodJS, what RedwoodJS is, how they evaluate which technology to integrate into RedwoodJS, how RedwoodJS goes further than NextJS, thinking about startups at scale, and maintaining software for the long term. Tom Preston-Werner is back on the show to update us on what's been happening with RedwoodJS, what RedwoodJS is, how they evaluate which technology to integrate into RedwoodJS, how RedwoodJS goes further than NextJS, thinking about startups at scale, and maintaining software for the long term. false full 251 42d03fa6-2aeb-4aba-8f24-e661e29ca658 Episode 250: Lessons from Building with Vue 3 episode: 250
title: Lessons from Building with Vue 3
guest: Alexander Lichter
hosts: John Papa, Ward Bell

Recording date: Aug 24, 2023

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  • 10:46 Giving the developer more control over the code
  • 13:36 Talking about reusability vs components
  • 19:23 What Dependancy Injection is like in Vue?
  • 29:19 When should I use href and reactive?
  • 42:00 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 42:57 Final thoughts
  • 46:23 What is Vue vine?

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]]> Thu, 7 Sep 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io episode: 250
title: Lessons from Building with Vue 3
guest: Alexander Lichter
hosts: John Papa, Ward Bell

Recording date: Aug 24, 2023

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  • 13:36 Talking about reusability vs components
  • 19:23 What Dependancy Injection is like in Vue?
  • 29:19 When should I use href and reactive?
  • 42:00 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 42:57 Final thoughts
  • 46:23 What is Vue vine?

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]]> Episode 250: Lessons from Building with Vue 3 John Papa 00:50:04 Alexander Lichter talks with us about building with Vue 3 including the differences between the compositions API and options API, reusability vs components, how dependency injection works in Vue, whether you should href or reactive, and what Vue vine is? Alexander Lichter talks with us about building with Vue 3 including the differences between the compositions API and options API, reusability vs components, how dependency injection works in Vue, whether you should href or reactive, and what Vue vine is? false full 250 6d97a78b-4bba-48e7-8b67-a45417851a04 Episode 249: Open AI Episode: 249
Title: Open AI
Topics: Open AI, transformer, Azure Open AI
Hosts: John Papa, Dan Wahlin
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Recording date: 2023-08-17

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  • 01:10 What did you use Open AI for?
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  • 13:29 What's a transformer?
  • 17:52 How did you get started with Open AI development?
  • 22:28 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 23:25 Was it easy to make the calls through HTTP?
  • 26:08 What's a semantic kernel?
  • 30:13 Getting back to the why of Open AI?

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]]> Thu, 31 Aug 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Episode: 249
Title: Open AI
Topics: Open AI, transformer, Azure Open AI
Hosts: John Papa, Dan Wahlin
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Recording date: 2023-08-17

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  • 13:29 What's a transformer?
  • 17:52 How did you get started with Open AI development?
  • 22:28 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 23:25 Was it easy to make the calls through HTTP?
  • 26:08 What's a semantic kernel?
  • 30:13 Getting back to the why of Open AI?

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]]> Episode 249: Open AI John Papa 00:36:03 We're talking Open AI with Dan Wahlin. What's a token? What's a transformer? What's a semantic kernel? How can someone get started with Open AI development? And why would someone want to try developing an app with Open AI related technology? We're talking Open AI with Dan Wahlin. What's a token? What's a transformer? What's a semantic kernel? How can someone get started with Open AI development? And why would someone want to try developing an app with Open AI related technology? false full 249 67274cc0-dd99-40af-870a-00b114412568 Episode 248: Wut's Nuxt for Nuxt.js? const podcast = { episode: 248, title: 'Wut's Nuxt for Nuxt.js?', topics: [ 'framework', 'ssr', 'developers' ], guest: 'Alexander Lichter' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Ward Bell', 'Dan Wahlin' ]};

Recording date: Aug 10, 2023

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  • 09:28 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 10:27 Are we shifting back to server side rendering?
  • 15:27 How is it different from using PHP?
  • 18:10 Do I use server components or Nuxt clientside components?
  • 20:48 What's exciting for you in Nuxt?
  • 29:06 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 24 Aug 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 248, title: 'Wut's Nuxt for Nuxt.js?', topics: [ 'framework', 'ssr', 'developers' ], guest: 'Alexander Lichter' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Ward Bell', 'Dan Wahlin' ]};

Recording date: Aug 10, 2023

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  • 09:28 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 10:27 Are we shifting back to server side rendering?
  • 15:27 How is it different from using PHP?
  • 18:10 Do I use server components or Nuxt clientside components?
  • 20:48 What's exciting for you in Nuxt?
  • 29:06 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 248: Wut's Nuxt for Nuxt.js? John Papa 00:37:02 Alexander Lichter talks with us about what Nuxt is, how Nuxt helps developers, a conversation around server side rendering, how it's different than PHP, and what's exciting about Nuxt. Alexander Lichter talks with us about what Nuxt is, how Nuxt helps developers, a conversation around server side rendering, how it's different than PHP, and what's exciting about Nuxt. false full 248 773b5b13-3c1e-4f68-8605-8020b49e0af0 Episode 247: Ecosystem CI Katerina Skroumpeloution const podcast = { episode: 247, title: 'Ecosystem CI', topics: [ 'startup', 'business', 'insurance' ], guest: 'Katerina Skroumpelou' hosts: [ 'Craig Shoemaker', 'Ward Bell' ]};

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  • 02:18 Programming in 104C
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  • 06:00 What is Vite?
  • 07:10 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:10 What's an example of how this all works?
  • 16:36 Is this platform agnostic?
  • 18:53 What's easy and difficult about working with ecosystem CI?
  • 24:03 Where do you see ecosystem CI going?
  • 30:20 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 30:57 Who would benefit from ecosystem CI tooling?
  • 32:12 What's the experience getting started with ecosystem CI?
  • 36:55 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 17 Aug 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 247, title: 'Ecosystem CI', topics: [ 'startup', 'business', 'insurance' ], guest: 'Katerina Skroumpelou' hosts: [ 'Craig Shoemaker', 'Ward Bell' ]};

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  • 01:05 Who is Katerina Skroumpelou?
  • 02:18 Programming in 104C
  • 02:53 What is Ecosystem CI?
  • 06:00 What is Vite?
  • 07:10 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:10 What's an example of how this all works?
  • 16:36 Is this platform agnostic?
  • 18:53 What's easy and difficult about working with ecosystem CI?
  • 24:03 Where do you see ecosystem CI going?
  • 30:20 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 30:57 Who would benefit from ecosystem CI tooling?
  • 32:12 What's the experience getting started with ecosystem CI?
  • 36:55 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 247: Ecosystem CI Katerina Skroumpeloution John Papa 00:41:37 Katerina Skroumpeloution introduces the idea of using an ecosystem CI tool to help diagnose and understand errors, and communicating them to your team. Is ecosystem CI platform agnostic? What is easy and difficult about working with ecosystem CI? And who would benefit from ecosystem CI in their tooling? Katerina Skroumpeloution introduces the idea of using an ecosystem CI tool to help diagnose and understand errors, and communicating them to your team. Is ecosystem CI platform agnostic? What is easy and difficult about working with ecosystem CI? And who would benefit from ecosystem CI in their tooling? false full 247 d22fbb17-ba3e-43ea-814e-b6e082e9e039 Episode 246: Angular with Emma Twersky const podcast = { episode: 246, title: 'Angular', topics: [ 'framework', 'angular', '' ], guest: 'Emma Twersky' hosts: [ 'Craig Shoemaker', 'Ward Bell' ]};

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  • 01:52 Who is Emma Twersky?
  • 03:17 What's exciting about Angular?
  • 11:00 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:06 How do you listen to the community with a wide range of views?
  • 18:55 What is Control Flow?
  • 22:52 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:54 What areas are getting feedback?
  • 29:06 What would you love to change about Angular?
  • 38:29 Final thoughts

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  • 18:55 What is Control Flow?
  • 22:52 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:54 What areas are getting feedback?
  • 29:06 What would you love to change about Angular?
  • 38:29 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 246: Angular with Emma Twersky John Papa 00:42:47 Emma Twersky stops by to talk about what's new and exciting in Angular, balancing the wide range of views and opinions in the Angular community, and thoughts on what to change or remove from Angular. Emma Twersky stops by to talk about what's new and exciting in Angular, balancing the wide range of views and opinions in the Angular community, and thoughts on what to change or remove from Angular. false full 246 454acbfb-46a6-41b2-bd93-d8efeb14c679 Episode 245: Starting a Career in Web Dev with Kate Sky const podcast = { episode: 245, title: 'Starting a Career in Web Dev', topics: [ 'web developer', 'learning', 'training' ], guest: 'Kate Sky' hosts: [ 'Dan Wahlin', 'Ward Bell', 'Craig Shoemaker' ]};

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  • 09:52 Do web developers still have to work crazy hours?
  • 15:29 Where should someone start?
  • 17:00 Managing work / life balance
  • 19:41 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 20:22 Problem solving as a way of learning
  • 24:47 How important are mentors?
  • 28:24 When are the various steps of training worth doing?
  • 31:30 How should someone find a mentor?
  • 34:21 Final thoughts

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  • 09:52 Do web developers still have to work crazy hours?
  • 15:29 Where should someone start?
  • 17:00 Managing work / life balance
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  • 24:47 How important are mentors?
  • 28:24 When are the various steps of training worth doing?
  • 31:30 How should someone find a mentor?
  • 34:21 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 245: Starting a Career in Web Dev with Kate Sky John Papa 00:42:09 Kate Sky joins us to talk about how to get started in web development in 2023. Do web developers still work crazy hours? Where should someone start? And how do you get a mentor to guide your journey? Kate Sky joins us to talk about how to get started in web development in 2023. Do web developers still work crazy hours? Where should someone start? And how do you get a mentor to guide your journey? false full 245 08a77044-0f5c-46f8-9109-dce774c12362 Episode 244: Angular 16 and ngConf const podcast = { episode: 244, title: 'Angular 16 and ngConf', topics: [ 'angular', 'conferences', 'signals' ], guest: 'namei' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Ward Bell', 'Dan Wahlin' ]};

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  • 18:19 Template syntax in Angular
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  • 26:09 Using AI to write Angular
  • 32:01 What else was talked about at the conference?
  • 33:17 Ward's gut reaction to signals

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  • 18:19 Template syntax in Angular
  • 25:10 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:09 Using AI to write Angular
  • 32:01 What else was talked about at the conference?
  • 33:17 Ward's gut reaction to signals

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Recording date: 07/06/2023

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  • 33:17 How do you import existing projects into Nx?
  • 35:49 How might Nx integrate AI?

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]]> Episode 243: Nx with Juri Strumpflohner John Papa 00:44:28 Juri Strumpflohner talks with us about what Nx is, what kinds of projects Nx is useful for, and how best to use Nx on your projects today. Juri Strumpflohner talks with us about what Nx is, what kinds of projects Nx is useful for, and how best to use Nx on your projects today. false full 243 f7e24025-cf6c-43d2-b891-bce87ddeca20 Episode 242: What’s New in GitHub Copilot? const podcast = { episode: 242, title: 'What’s New in GitHub Copilot', topics: [ 'copilot', 'github', 'ai' ], guest: '' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Ward Bell', 'Craig Shoemaker', 'Dan Wahlin' ]};

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  • 09:28 Angular example
  • 11:28 How is Copilot answering your questions?
  • 16:30 Is it getting better?
  • 18:32 Can you use it to write unit tests?
  • 29:36 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:34 Does Copilot have more awareness than general ChatGPT?
  • 34:49 What is pricing for GitHub Copilot?
  • 39:28 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 13 Jul 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 242, title: 'What’s New in GitHub Copilot', topics: [ 'copilot', 'github', 'ai' ], guest: '' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Ward Bell', 'Craig Shoemaker', 'Dan Wahlin' ]};

Recording date: June 29, 2023

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  • 01:05 What's the state of Copilot today?
  • 04:45 How often does Copilot hallucinate?
  • 06:59 How are you using Copilot?
  • 08:26 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:28 Angular example
  • 11:28 How is Copilot answering your questions?
  • 16:30 Is it getting better?
  • 18:32 Can you use it to write unit tests?
  • 29:36 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:34 Does Copilot have more awareness than general ChatGPT?
  • 34:49 What is pricing for GitHub Copilot?
  • 39:28 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 242: What’s New in GitHub Copilot? John Papa 00:45:52 Are you using GitHub Copilot or AI related tools in your dev process? We talk about how we're using ChatGPT related tools, pricing, privacy, and more. Are you using GitHub Copilot or AI related tools in your dev process? We talk about how we're using ChatGPT related tools, pricing, privacy, and more. false full 242 8e9517f6-8fd3-49e3-a200-83746ecae07e Episode 241: Composable Front End Cloud Solutions with Natalia Venditto const podcast = { episode: 241, title: 'Composable Front End Cloud Solutions', topics: [ 'cloud', 'front end', 'ui' ], guest: 'Natalia Venditto' hosts: [ 'Craig Shoemaker', 'Ward Bell' ]};

Recording date: Jun 22, 2023

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  • 01:59 What are composable front ends?
  • 04:15 What are we trying to fix by doing this?
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  • 11:09 Is it an abstraction layer on top of the APIs?
  • 20:38 How do maintain the illusion of local coherence?
  • 27:57 Sponsor: Nx
  • 28:28 What happens in the browser?
  • 37:52 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 6 Jul 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 241, title: 'Composable Front End Cloud Solutions', topics: [ 'cloud', 'front end', 'ui' ], guest: 'Natalia Venditto' hosts: [ 'Craig Shoemaker', 'Ward Bell' ]};

Recording date: Jun 22, 2023

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  • 01:59 What are composable front ends?
  • 04:15 What are we trying to fix by doing this?
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  • 11:09 Is it an abstraction layer on top of the APIs?
  • 20:38 How do maintain the illusion of local coherence?
  • 27:57 Sponsor: Nx
  • 28:28 What happens in the browser?
  • 37:52 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 241: Composable Front End Cloud Solutions with Natalia Venditto John Papa 00:42:54 Natalia Venditto talks with us about what composable front end solutions are, the problems they solve, what happens in the browser, and how to best maintain the illusion of local coherence? Natalia Venditto talks with us about what composable front end solutions are, the problems they solve, what happens in the browser, and how to best maintain the illusion of local coherence? false full 241 69187879-bf9f-4cae-bc37-eca4f23efc6f Episode 240: There’s Something .NET Maui with Jesse Liberty const podcast = { episode: 200, title: 'There’s Something .NET Maui', topics: [ '.Net', 'C#', 'frameworks' ], guest: 'Jesse Liberty' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Dan Wahlin' ]};

Recording date: June 8, 2023

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Jesse Liberty @JesseLiberty

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  • 00:30 Welcome
  • 01:19 Who is Jesse Liberty?
  • 05:38 What is .NET Maui?
  • 07:27 What was Xamarin forms?
  • 08:36 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:45 Why was .NET Maui created to replace Xamarin Forms?
  • 11:13 What is XAML?
  • 14:49 What do you need to build Maui applications?
  • 19:13 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 20:09 Who is .NET Maui for?
  • 22:39 What is the community ecosystem for .NET Maui like?
  • 26:58 What's the process for building backend APIs with .NET Maui?
  • 30:13 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 29 Jun 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 200, title: 'There’s Something .NET Maui', topics: [ '.Net', 'C#', 'frameworks' ], guest: 'Jesse Liberty' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Dan Wahlin' ]};

Recording date: June 8, 2023

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Jesse Liberty @JesseLiberty

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  • 01:19 Who is Jesse Liberty?
  • 05:38 What is .NET Maui?
  • 07:27 What was Xamarin forms?
  • 08:36 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:45 Why was .NET Maui created to replace Xamarin Forms?
  • 11:13 What is XAML?
  • 14:49 What do you need to build Maui applications?
  • 19:13 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 20:09 Who is .NET Maui for?
  • 22:39 What is the community ecosystem for .NET Maui like?
  • 26:58 What's the process for building backend APIs with .NET Maui?
  • 30:13 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 240: There’s Something .NET Maui with Jesse Liberty John Papa 00:35:32 Jesse Liberty talks with us about .NET Maui, it's origins as Xamarin Forms, what XAML is, what you need in order to build .NET Maui applications, and who it's for. Jesse Liberty talks with us about .NET Maui, it's origins as Xamarin Forms, what XAML is, what you need in order to build .NET Maui applications, and who it's for. false full 240 a6ce4d26-6b5d-4202-9e3b-083ad7152a9b Episode 239: Scaling BackEnd APIs with Bornwell Matembudze const podcast = { episode: 239, title: 'Scaling BackEnd APIs', topics: [ 'API', 'python', 'backend' ], guest: 'Bornwell Matembudze' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Craig Shoemaker' ]};

Recording date: June 5, 2023

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  • 02:37 Introducing Bornwell Matembudze
  • 05:01 How do you start developing with a scalable API in mind?
  • 09:06 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:07 What are backend APIs?
  • 14:11 How do you scale effectively?
  • 15:40 What is Event Driven Architecture?
  • 17:32 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 18:03 How does EDA and RabbitMQ help you scale an API?
  • 20:39 Synchronous vs asynchronous?
  • 23:20 Example of customers and orders
  • 25:43 How do you handle testing?
  • 27:12 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 22 Jun 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 239, title: 'Scaling BackEnd APIs', topics: [ 'API', 'python', 'backend' ], guest: 'Bornwell Matembudze' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Craig Shoemaker' ]};

Recording date: June 5, 2023

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  • 02:37 Introducing Bornwell Matembudze
  • 05:01 How do you start developing with a scalable API in mind?
  • 09:06 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:07 What are backend APIs?
  • 14:11 How do you scale effectively?
  • 15:40 What is Event Driven Architecture?
  • 17:32 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 18:03 How does EDA and RabbitMQ help you scale an API?
  • 20:39 Synchronous vs asynchronous?
  • 23:20 Example of customers and orders
  • 25:43 How do you handle testing?
  • 27:12 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 239: Scaling BackEnd APIs with Bornwell Matembudze John Papa 00:30:46 Bornwell Matembudze talks with us about how to best develop and scale up API microservices, using Python, Django, Flask, what Event Drive Architecture is, and how to test your systems. Bornwell Matembudze talks with us about how to best develop and scale up API microservices, using Python, Django, Flask, what Event Drive Architecture is, and how to test your systems. false full 239 ba8f439a-7d2d-4442-b5b2-3a509f7d5001 Episode 238: Rise and Fall of JavaScript Libraries with Chris Ferdinandi const podcast = { episode: 238, title: 'Rise and Fall of JavaScript Libraries', topics: [ 'JavaScript', 'frameworks', 'accessibility' ], guest: 'Chris Ferdinandi' hosts: [ 'Craign Shoemaker', 'Ward Bell' ]};

Recording date: 6/1/2023

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  • 00:47 Introducing Chris Ferdinandi
  • 03:30 Why are JavaScript frameworks bad for developers?
  • 07:04 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:12 If you take JavaScript out, aren't you limiting apps?
  • 22:01 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:01 How do you minimize your use of JavaScript?
  • 28:38 Accessibility and frameworks
  • 44:18 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 15 Jun 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 238, title: 'Rise and Fall of JavaScript Libraries', topics: [ 'JavaScript', 'frameworks', 'accessibility' ], guest: 'Chris Ferdinandi' hosts: [ 'Craign Shoemaker', 'Ward Bell' ]};

Recording date: 6/1/2023

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  • 00:47 Introducing Chris Ferdinandi
  • 03:30 Why are JavaScript frameworks bad for developers?
  • 07:04 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:12 If you take JavaScript out, aren't you limiting apps?
  • 22:01 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:01 How do you minimize your use of JavaScript?
  • 28:38 Accessibility and frameworks
  • 44:18 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 238: Rise and Fall of JavaScript Libraries with Chris Ferdinandi John Papa 00:46:59 Chris Ferdinandi joins us to talk about the benefits and drawbacks of using JavaScript in your projects. Why can JavaScript frameworks be bad for developers? How do you minimize your dependance on JavaScript? And what about accessibility? Chris Ferdinandi joins us to talk about the benefits and drawbacks of using JavaScript in your projects. Why can JavaScript frameworks be bad for developers? How do you minimize your dependance on JavaScript? And what about accessibility? false full 238 e2b5dbff-6731-4a86-b6f3-d978d472ba75 Episode 237: Tech Community Engagement with Newsletters with Sam Julien const podcast = { episode: 237, title: 'Tech Community Engagement with Newsletters', topics: [ 'newsletters', 'dev advocacy', 'writing' ], guest: 'Sam Julien' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Craig Shoemaker' ]};

Recording date: May 25, 2023

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Sam Julien @SamJulien

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  • 01:32 Yak shaving?
  • 02:22 Introducing Sam Julien
  • 04:51 What has been your career path?
  • 06:35 What makes a good developer advocate?
  • 09:02 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 09:38 How do you decide where you should spent your time?
  • 15:44 How does AI and identity merge?
  • 16:49 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 17:52 Why did you start a newsletter?
  • 20:34 What makes for a good communicator?
  • 23:37 What is your process for writing a newsletter?
  • 29:39 What are some lessons you've learned writing a newsletter?
  • 35:08 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 8 Jun 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 237, title: 'Tech Community Engagement with Newsletters', topics: [ 'newsletters', 'dev advocacy', 'writing' ], guest: 'Sam Julien' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Craig Shoemaker' ]};

Recording date: May 25, 2023

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  • 01:32 Yak shaving?
  • 02:22 Introducing Sam Julien
  • 04:51 What has been your career path?
  • 06:35 What makes a good developer advocate?
  • 09:02 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 09:38 How do you decide where you should spent your time?
  • 15:44 How does AI and identity merge?
  • 16:49 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 17:52 Why did you start a newsletter?
  • 20:34 What makes for a good communicator?
  • 23:37 What is your process for writing a newsletter?
  • 29:39 What are some lessons you've learned writing a newsletter?
  • 35:08 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 237: Tech Community Engagement with Newsletters with Sam Julien John Papa 00:39:09 Sam Julien talks with us about being a developer advocate, writing content for newsletters, avoiding burn out doing the things you enjoy, and processes for developing evergreen content. Sam Julien talks with us about being a developer advocate, writing content for newsletters, avoiding burn out doing the things you enjoy, and processes for developing evergreen content. false full 237 b4f5f908-05da-4604-b776-d7dcbff20ac0 Episode 236: Astro 2.5 with Alvin Bryan Alvin Bryan talks with John about what's new in Astro 2.5, why he enjoys using Astro, and how easy it is to use Astro alongside another framework like Svelte.

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Recording date: May 23, 2023

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Alvin Bryan @AlvinBnet

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  • 01:20 Guest introduction
  • 02:01 What is the Astro framework?
  • 04:57 What's the benefit of using Astro?
  • 06:03 What if you want dynamic content with Astro?
  • 07:00 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:02 How do you know if you need a runtime or not?
  • 09:51 What are common scenarios where you don't need the runtime?
  • 14:24 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 15:29 What do you like about Astro?
  • 20:56 How much of Astro do I need to learn to use Astro with another framework?
  • 21:48 What are some of the features of Astro 2?
  • 24:22 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 1 Jun 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Alvin Bryan talks with John about what's new in Astro 2.5, why he enjoys using Astro, and how easy it is to use Astro alongside another framework like Svelte.

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Recording date: May 23, 2023

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  • 04:57 What's the benefit of using Astro?
  • 06:03 What if you want dynamic content with Astro?
  • 07:00 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:02 How do you know if you need a runtime or not?
  • 09:51 What are common scenarios where you don't need the runtime?
  • 14:24 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 15:29 What do you like about Astro?
  • 20:56 How much of Astro do I need to learn to use Astro with another framework?
  • 21:48 What are some of the features of Astro 2?
  • 24:22 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 236: Astro 2.5 with Alvin Bryan John Papa 00:26:52 Alvin Bryan talks with John about what's new in Astro 2.5, why he enjoys using Astro, and how easy it is to use Astro alongside another framework like Svelte. Alvin Bryan talks with John about what's new in Astro 2.5, why he enjoys using Astro, and how easy it is to use Astro alongside another framework like Svelte. false full 236 5014ad86-8f58-488f-8af6-f38af2674cbc Episode 235: Playwright with Debbie O’Brien const podcast = { episode: 235, title: 'Playwright', topics: [ 'playwright', 'testing', 'automation' ], guest: 'Debbie O’Brien' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Dan Wahlin' ]};

Recording date: May 11, 2023

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  • 03:28 What is Playwright?
  • 06:43 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 07:19 Do you have to write tests differently to use different languages?
  • 09:31 Playwrite VS Code extension
  • 12:40 What are we doing when we're testing?
  • 16:15 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 17:16 Could you do visual comparison testing?
  • 20:39 Is there migration tools for Playwright?
  • 23:12 How would I automate testing with Playwright?
  • 25:20 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 25 May 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 235, title: 'Playwright', topics: [ 'playwright', 'testing', 'automation' ], guest: 'Debbie O’Brien' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Dan Wahlin' ]};

Recording date: May 11, 2023

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  • 06:43 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 07:19 Do you have to write tests differently to use different languages?
  • 09:31 Playwrite VS Code extension
  • 12:40 What are we doing when we're testing?
  • 16:15 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 17:16 Could you do visual comparison testing?
  • 20:39 Is there migration tools for Playwright?
  • 23:12 How would I automate testing with Playwright?
  • 25:20 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 235: Playwright with Debbie O’Brien John Papa 00:31:11 Debbie O’Brien talks with us about Playwright, writing tests with different languages, the Playwright VS Code extension, visual comparison testing, automating tests with Playwright, and migration tools to move to Playwright. Debbie O’Brien talks with us about Playwright, writing tests with different languages, the Playwright VS Code extension, visual comparison testing, automating tests with Playwright, and migration tools to move to Playwright. false full 235 64b2b367-6c39-4d58-a07e-471667c94e66 Episode 234: OpenAI with React + NextJS with Luca Restagno const podcast = { episode: 234, title: 'Open AI with React + NextJS', topics: [ 'AI', 'NExtJS', 'React' ], guest: 'Luca Restagno' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Ward Bell', 'Craig Shoemaker' ]};

Recording date: 05/04/2023

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Luca Restagno @Ikoichi

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  • 04:09 Why NextJS and ReactJS?
  • 05:27 What is DynamoDB?
  • 09:27 What features do you get out of your tech stack?
  • 10:53 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:43 How are you integrating AI in React and NextJS?
  • 17:40 Do users need to understand prompt engineering?
  • 19:00 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 20:01 What's important for developers to know about prompt engineering?
  • 26:45 Why NextJS?
  • 31:22 What tech is best suited for various parts of your app?
  • 32:47 What new features would you like to build?
  • 33:28 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 18 May 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 234, title: 'Open AI with React + NextJS', topics: [ 'AI', 'NExtJS', 'React' ], guest: 'Luca Restagno' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Ward Bell', 'Craig Shoemaker' ]};

Recording date: 05/04/2023

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Luca Restagno @Ikoichi

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  • 00:28 Welcome
  • 03:28 Guest introduction
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  • 05:27 What is DynamoDB?
  • 09:27 What features do you get out of your tech stack?
  • 10:53 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:43 How are you integrating AI in React and NextJS?
  • 17:40 Do users need to understand prompt engineering?
  • 19:00 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 20:01 What's important for developers to know about prompt engineering?
  • 26:45 Why NextJS?
  • 31:22 What tech is best suited for various parts of your app?
  • 32:47 What new features would you like to build?
  • 33:28 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 234: OpenAI with React + NextJS with Luca Restagno John Papa 00:44:07 Luca Restagno talks with us about his use of OpenAI to power his app, why he's using NextJS and React, how he's integrating AI into it, the importance of prompt engineering, and thoughts on the future of AI development. Luca Restagno talks with us about his use of OpenAI to power his app, why he's using NextJS and React, how he's integrating AI into it, the importance of prompt engineering, and thoughts on the future of AI development. false full 234 fe3b7e1c-acae-47e4-b034-f67c572e1595 Episode 233: Just a Girl Building an Empire const podcast = { episode: 233, title: 'Just a Girl Building an Empire', topics: [ 'tech', 'empire', 'engineering' ], guest: 'Sara Gibbons' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Ward Bell', 'Dan Wahlin' ]};

Recording date: April 27, 2023

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Sara Gibbons @saragibby

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  • 03:31 What is empire building?
  • 06:20 What have you built along your journey?
  • 11:05 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:05 What tech stack did you use for your last few projects?
  • 20:47 Helping motivate others to push ahead
  • 22:51 Working to change things in a positive way
  • 30:17 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 30:54 Sponsorship as a way to help people
  • 36:55 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 11 May 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 233, title: 'Just a Girl Building an Empire', topics: [ 'tech', 'empire', 'engineering' ], guest: 'Sara Gibbons' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Ward Bell', 'Dan Wahlin' ]};

Recording date: April 27, 2023

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  • 00:25 Welcome
  • 01:33 Guest introduction
  • 03:31 What is empire building?
  • 06:20 What have you built along your journey?
  • 11:05 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:05 What tech stack did you use for your last few projects?
  • 20:47 Helping motivate others to push ahead
  • 22:51 Working to change things in a positive way
  • 30:17 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 30:54 Sponsorship as a way to help people
  • 36:55 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 233: Just a Girl Building an Empire John Papa 00:44:37 Sara Gibbons talks with us about empire building, helping motivate others in a positive direction, working to make space for others, and the idea of sponsorship to empower and build into those around you. Sara Gibbons talks with us about empire building, helping motivate others in a positive direction, working to make space for others, and the idea of sponsorship to empower and build into those around you. false full 233 92e35def-94d6-4740-bee0-bc08e11fee5d Episode 232: Web Accessibility with Maria Korneeva const podcast = { episode: 232, title: 'Web Accessibility', topics: [ 'Accessibility', 'tooling', 'issues' ], guest: 'Maria Korneeva' hosts: [ 'Craig Shoemaker' ]};

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Maria Korneeva @BrowserPerson

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  • 00:40 Guest introduction
  • 00:58 Biking through Europe
  • 02:17 How did you get into working with web accessibility?
  • 03:17 What does accessibility mean to you?
  • 04:40 What's a myth of accessibility?
  • 07:13 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:16 What things would be harder on the accessibility list?
  • 14:39 How can software teams fight for accessibility?
  • 19:38 What tools do you use to develop with accessibility in mind?
  • 23:50 What about linters for writing code with accessibility?
  • 27:18 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:16 What are common accessibility mistakes people make?
  • 34:50 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 4 May 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 232, title: 'Web Accessibility', topics: [ 'Accessibility', 'tooling', 'issues' ], guest: 'Maria Korneeva' hosts: [ 'Craig Shoemaker' ]};

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  • 00:40 Guest introduction
  • 00:58 Biking through Europe
  • 02:17 How did you get into working with web accessibility?
  • 03:17 What does accessibility mean to you?
  • 04:40 What's a myth of accessibility?
  • 07:13 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:16 What things would be harder on the accessibility list?
  • 14:39 How can software teams fight for accessibility?
  • 19:38 What tools do you use to develop with accessibility in mind?
  • 23:50 What about linters for writing code with accessibility?
  • 27:18 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:16 What are common accessibility mistakes people make?
  • 34:50 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 232: Web Accessibility with Maria Korneeva John Papa 00:36:42 Maria Korneeva talks with Craig about ways developers can be more aware of accessibility issues in their web sites and apps, how to test accessibility issues, and tooling for viewing the accessibility tree. Maria Korneeva talks with Craig about ways developers can be more aware of accessibility issues in their web sites and apps, how to test accessibility issues, and tooling for viewing the accessibility tree. false full 232 1565bd2d-5268-47ac-90bd-fd81ccd66b98 Episode 231: Quickly Publishing Your Web App to Static Web Apps const podcast = { episode: 231, title: 'Quickly Publishing Your Web App to Static Web Apps', topics: [ 'static', 'web apps', 'azure' ], guest: 'na' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Craig Shoemaker' ]};

Recording date: April 13, 2023

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  • 00:27 Welcome
  • 01:05 Knowing how and where to publish a web app
  • 05:46 What is a built file?
  • 08:41 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 09:15 Right click deploy
  • 12:19 Two flavors of how to run static web apps
  • 17:04 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 18:01 What does static even mean?
  • 20:47 Why would you want to do this?
  • 24:18 How do I integrate with an API for data?
  • 32:02 Dealing with auth access and permissions
  • 35:27 What is a preview environment?

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]]> Thu, 27 Apr 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 231, title: 'Quickly Publishing Your Web App to Static Web Apps', topics: [ 'static', 'web apps', 'azure' ], guest: 'na' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Craig Shoemaker' ]};

Recording date: April 13, 2023

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Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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  • 00:27 Welcome
  • 01:05 Knowing how and where to publish a web app
  • 05:46 What is a built file?
  • 08:41 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 09:15 Right click deploy
  • 12:19 Two flavors of how to run static web apps
  • 17:04 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 18:01 What does static even mean?
  • 20:47 Why would you want to do this?
  • 24:18 How do I integrate with an API for data?
  • 32:02 Dealing with auth access and permissions
  • 35:27 What is a preview environment?

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]]> Episode 231: Quickly Publishing Your Web App to Static Web Apps John Papa 00:40:47 Craig and John talk through the ways you can publish web apps using static web methodology, why you'd want to do it, and the benefits of running a static web app. Craig and John talk through the ways you can publish web apps using static web methodology, why you'd want to do it, and the benefits of running a static web app. false full 231 e7796a63-d67a-459c-8124-ca45d8b739df Episode 230: Semantic HTML const podcast = { episode: 230, title: 'Semantic HTML', topics: [ 'html', 'semantics', 'tags' ], guest: 'na' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Craig Shoemaker' ]};

Recording date: April 6, 2023

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  • 00:31 Welcome back
  • 01:51 The meaning of Craig
  • 03:00 Dom updates
  • 03:40 Never learned HTML
  • 05:43 What are the different pieces of HTML?
  • 08:58 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:53 Attributes vs property
  • 15:09 Should ID be deprecated?
  • 18:04 What is semantic HTML?
  • 24:57 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 25:56 What has been deprecated in HTML?
  • 33:22 xHTML tangent
  • 36:45 What should developers understand about HTML?
  • 38:09 HTML issues with forms
  • 39:53 What do you think of Emmet?
  • 44:17 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 20 Apr 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 230, title: 'Semantic HTML', topics: [ 'html', 'semantics', 'tags' ], guest: 'na' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Craig Shoemaker' ]};

Recording date: April 6, 2023

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  • 00:31 Welcome back
  • 01:51 The meaning of Craig
  • 03:00 Dom updates
  • 03:40 Never learned HTML
  • 05:43 What are the different pieces of HTML?
  • 08:58 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:53 Attributes vs property
  • 15:09 Should ID be deprecated?
  • 18:04 What is semantic HTML?
  • 24:57 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 25:56 What has been deprecated in HTML?
  • 33:22 xHTML tangent
  • 36:45 What should developers understand about HTML?
  • 38:09 HTML issues with forms
  • 39:53 What do you think of Emmet?
  • 44:17 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 230: Semantic HTML John Papa 00:47:50 Elements, markup, attributes - oh my! John and Craig talk through what you need to know about HTML, what you can stop using, and whether John knows what MDN stands for? Elements, markup, attributes - oh my! John and Craig talk through what you need to know about HTML, what you can stop using, and whether John knows what MDN stands for? false full 230 66c3d2b4-73ef-4241-ac4a-93d3e478326f Episode 229: Security with Rey Bango const podcast = { episode: 229, title: 'Security', topics: [ 'Security', 'business', 'insurance' ], guest: 'Rey Bango' hosts: [ 'Craig Shoemaker', 'Ward Bell' ]};

Recording date: 03/30/2023

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Rey Bango @ReyBango

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  • 00:30 Welcome
  • 01:12 Guest introduction
  • 02:53 What does offensive security mean?
  • 07:42 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:46 How do you balance security and ease for developing?
  • 14:00 Is there a tool or AI for security?
  • 21:22 Where are the guard rails for people?
  • 34:02 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 34:39 How do you deal with the humans using the apps?
  • 40:18 Dealing with supply chain and npm
  • 47:28 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 13 Apr 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 229, title: 'Security', topics: [ 'Security', 'business', 'insurance' ], guest: 'Rey Bango' hosts: [ 'Craig Shoemaker', 'Ward Bell' ]};

Recording date: 03/30/2023

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Rey Bango @ReyBango

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  • 00:30 Welcome
  • 01:12 Guest introduction
  • 02:53 What does offensive security mean?
  • 07:42 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:46 How do you balance security and ease for developing?
  • 14:00 Is there a tool or AI for security?
  • 21:22 Where are the guard rails for people?
  • 34:02 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 34:39 How do you deal with the humans using the apps?
  • 40:18 Dealing with supply chain and npm
  • 47:28 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 229: Security with Rey Bango John Papa 00:52:21 Rey Bango talks with us about ways to implement security in the apps you're developing, and how to think about encouraging developers and users to be more security minded. Rey Bango talks with us about ways to implement security in the apps you're developing, and how to think about encouraging developers and users to be more security minded. false full 229 7b99d1a5-487a-45d3-8a7c-b1fbfb622f09 Episode 228: Web Apps and Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) with Brian Love const podcast = { episode: 228, title: 'Web Apps and Site Reliability Engineering', topics: [ 'reliability', 'web apps', 'user focused' ], guest: 'Brian Love' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Ward Bell' ]};

Recording date: March, 23, 2023

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Brian Love @Brian_love

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  • 00:29 Welcome
  • 01:37 Guest introduction
  • 02:55 What is SRE?
  • 05:38 What is it like if you don't have an SRE?
  • 09:29 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:36 Available vs reliable
  • 13:35 Is SRE the same as health monitoring?
  • 21:29 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 22:30 How do I make sure I don't cause more reliability issues?
  • 27:36 Who's providing the infastructure?
  • 31:04 Where's the AI in all of this?
  • 33:59 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 6 Apr 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 228, title: 'Web Apps and Site Reliability Engineering', topics: [ 'reliability', 'web apps', 'user focused' ], guest: 'Brian Love' hosts: [ 'John Papa', 'Ward Bell' ]};

Recording date: March, 23, 2023

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Brian Love @Brian_love

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  • 00:29 Welcome
  • 01:37 Guest introduction
  • 02:55 What is SRE?
  • 05:38 What is it like if you don't have an SRE?
  • 09:29 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:36 Available vs reliable
  • 13:35 Is SRE the same as health monitoring?
  • 21:29 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 22:30 How do I make sure I don't cause more reliability issues?
  • 27:36 Who's providing the infastructure?
  • 31:04 Where's the AI in all of this?
  • 33:59 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 228: Web Apps and Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) with Brian Love John Papa 00:40:02 Brian Love talks with us about site reliability engineering, if SRE is the same as health monitoring, how you can ensure you don't cause more issues trying to monitor, and where AI has a role in SRE? Brian Love talks with us about site reliability engineering, if SRE is the same as health monitoring, how you can ensure you don't cause more issues trying to monitor, and where AI has a role in SRE? false full 228 584ff0bc-ca36-4d37-ab23-b38cb72ee82d Episode 227: Browser APIs you May Not Know About with Sasha Shynkevich const podcast = { episode: 227, title: 'Browser APIs you May Not Know Abou', topics: [ 'API', 'browser', 'development' ], guest: 'namei' hosts: [ 'Craig Shoemaker', 'Dan Wahlin' ]};

Recording date: March 16, 2023

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Sasha Shynkevich @neesoglasnaja

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  • 00:34 Welcome
  • 01:41 Guest introduction
  • 02:46 Which browser APIs are you working with lately?
  • 05:41 How do you know which browser supports which API?
  • 08:29 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 09:09 What code do you write to ensure API support?
  • 10:38 What is a polyfill?
  • 15:03 How do the APIs get used on mobile development?
  • 17:23 How would you categorize APIs?
  • 22:44 How could someone use broadcast channel API?
  • 25:25 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 27:36 Media APIs
  • 34:03 Devices API
  • 38:36 Data management APIs
  • 43:07 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 30 Mar 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io const podcast = { episode: 227, title: 'Browser APIs you May Not Know Abou', topics: [ 'API', 'browser', 'development' ], guest: 'namei' hosts: [ 'Craig Shoemaker', 'Dan Wahlin' ]};

Recording date: March 16, 2023

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Sasha Shynkevich @neesoglasnaja

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  • 00:34 Welcome
  • 01:41 Guest introduction
  • 02:46 Which browser APIs are you working with lately?
  • 05:41 How do you know which browser supports which API?
  • 08:29 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 09:09 What code do you write to ensure API support?
  • 10:38 What is a polyfill?
  • 15:03 How do the APIs get used on mobile development?
  • 17:23 How would you categorize APIs?
  • 22:44 How could someone use broadcast channel API?
  • 25:25 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 27:36 Media APIs
  • 34:03 Devices API
  • 38:36 Data management APIs
  • 43:07 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 227: Browser APIs you May Not Know About with Sasha Shynkevich John Papa 00:46:59 Sasha Shynkevich chats with us about browser APIs that you may have missed, such as vibration, tabs, broadcast channel, MIDI, and more! Sasha Shynkevich chats with us about browser APIs that you may have missed, such as vibration, tabs, broadcast channel, MIDI, and more! false full 227 c27fcfcd-4ba3-44e6-bf5a-592e8e9c9795 Episode 226: All Things Typescript with Maina Wycliffe Recording date: March 9, 2023

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Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Maina Wycliffe @mwycliffe_dev

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  • 00:28 Welcome back
  • 01:43 Guest introduction
  • 04:32 Why shouldn't we use assertions?
  • 08:31 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:35 Using Zod schemas as the source of truth?
  • 13:11 How would you use Zod to validate data?
  • 18:51 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 19:50 What are your favorite features about Typescript?
  • 27:10 What is type narrowing doing?
  • 33:10 What are practices people should avoid with Typescript?
  • 35:24 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 23 Mar 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: March 9, 2023

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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Maina Wycliffe @mwycliffe_dev

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  • 00:28 Welcome back
  • 01:43 Guest introduction
  • 04:32 Why shouldn't we use assertions?
  • 08:31 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:35 Using Zod schemas as the source of truth?
  • 13:11 How would you use Zod to validate data?
  • 18:51 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 19:50 What are your favorite features about Typescript?
  • 27:10 What is type narrowing doing?
  • 33:10 What are practices people should avoid with Typescript?
  • 35:24 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 226: All Things Typescript with Maina Wycliffe John Papa 00:39:56 Maina Wycliffe talks with us about what he enjoys about using Typescript, practices people should avoid when using Typescript, and how Zod can help with schemas. Maina Wycliffe talks with us about what he enjoys about using Typescript, practices people should avoid when using Typescript, and how Zod can help with schemas. false full 226 3c932426-aafb-41f3-bf61-add80f98670b Episode 225: Maximizing Your Impact as a Developer Recording date: March 2, 2023

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]]> Thu, 16 Mar 2023 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: March 2, 2023

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]]> Episode 225: Maximizing Your Impact as a Developer John Papa 00:41:22 We use the question "What fills your bucket?" as a starting point into a conversation around becoming the type of person, and by proxy, the kind of developer you want to be and the importance of planning instead of just reacting to life. We use the question "What fills your bucket?" as a starting point into a conversation around becoming the type of person, and by proxy, the kind of developer you want to be and the importance of planning instead of just reacting to life. false full 225 25e42a0e-882f-4319-a539-13394ae64239 Episode 224: Starting a Company as a Technical Founder with Sam Artioli Recording date: Feb 23rd, 2023

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Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

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Sam Artioli @SamArtioli

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  • 02:32 Guest introduction
  • 08:06 How do you know when to jump on an idea?
  • 11:49 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:51 Working with a partner
  • 17:27 What is Tredder?
  • 18:39 Sizing the market
  • 22:20 Building a business can be like playing poker
  • 25:58 How do you protect yourself legally and payroll?
  • 27:42 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:48 How do you determine success or failure in a startup?
  • 33:23 Be prepared for the unprepared
  • 35:50 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 9 Mar 2023 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Feb 23rd, 2023

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Sam Artioli @SamArtioli

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  • 02:32 Guest introduction
  • 08:06 How do you know when to jump on an idea?
  • 11:49 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:51 Working with a partner
  • 17:27 What is Tredder?
  • 18:39 Sizing the market
  • 22:20 Building a business can be like playing poker
  • 25:58 How do you protect yourself legally and payroll?
  • 27:42 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:48 How do you determine success or failure in a startup?
  • 33:23 Be prepared for the unprepared
  • 35:50 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 224: Starting a Company as a Technical Founder with Sam Artioli John Papa 00:41:13 Sam Artioli talks with us about his new startup, Tredder, and the advice he has for others considering starting their own business based on his experiences across multiple ventures. Sam Artioli talks with us about his new startup, Tredder, and the advice he has for others considering starting their own business based on his experiences across multiple ventures. false full 224 3f32ea2a-abfc-4673-a0b2-f033dd8d16be Episode 223: Delivering Real World PWAs with Maxim Salnikov Recording date: Feb 16, 2023

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Maxim Salnikov @WebMaxRU

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]]> Thu, 2 Mar 2023 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Feb 16, 2023

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

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]]> Episode 223: Delivering Real World PWAs with Maxim Salnikov John Papa 00:41:20 Maxim Salnikov is back on the show to help explain PWAs, what the business use case is for a PWA, and how Maxim used a PWA to create a beats per minute BPM calculator for music DJs. Maxim Salnikov is back on the show to help explain PWAs, what the business use case is for a PWA, and how Maxim used a PWA to create a beats per minute BPM calculator for music DJs. false full 223 b645f4a2-cde9-4023-8102-5c4d9be903b1 Episode 222: Micro Front Ends with Manfred Steyer John Papa @John_Papa

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Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

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Manfred Steyer @ManfredSteyer

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  • 00:37 Guest introduction
  • 01:11 How did you get started with micro front ends?
  • 03:36 What are the consequences of micro front ends?
  • 07:14 Why should someone use micro front ends?
  • 10:09 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:12 What are implementation details of working with micro front ends
  • 21:17 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 22:13 Using hyperlinks to achieve micro front end
  • 28:29 How does a mobile device handle micro front ends?
  • 33:30 How do you get consistency across UX?
  • 35:38 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 23 Feb 2023 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 00:37 Guest introduction
  • 01:11 How did you get started with micro front ends?
  • 03:36 What are the consequences of micro front ends?
  • 07:14 Why should someone use micro front ends?
  • 10:09 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:12 What are implementation details of working with micro front ends
  • 21:17 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 22:13 Using hyperlinks to achieve micro front end
  • 28:29 How does a mobile device handle micro front ends?
  • 33:30 How do you get consistency across UX?
  • 35:38 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 222: Micro Front Ends with Manfred Steyer John Papa 00:37:39 Manfred Steyer talks with us about Micro Front Ends, when to consider using them, how they should be implemented, how mobile devices are affected, and considerations around UX. Manfred Steyer talks with us about Micro Front Ends, when to consider using them, how they should be implemented, how mobile devices are affected, and considerations around UX. false full 222 0bef7877-9138-4d0b-8235-aec148f5ce4e Episode 221: Inflection Point SvelteKit 1.0 with Kevin Åberg Kultalahti Recording date: Feb 2, 2023

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Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Kevin Åberg Kultalahti @kevmodrome

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  • 00:27 Welcome
  • 01:00 Guest introduction
  • 02:05 What is Svelte Society?
  • 04:26 What is Svelte?
  • 07:44 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:46 What is the Svelte Compiler?
  • 13:14 What is SvelteKit?
  • 19:18 Why SvelteKit?
  • 23:40 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 24:16 What are adapters in Svelte?
  • 29:14 What is exciting about SvelteKit?
  • 32:01 What is the file structure for SvelteKit?
  • 34:59 Getting started with SvelteKit
  • 36:00 Final thoughts

Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.

]]> Thu, 16 Feb 2023 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Feb 2, 2023

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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  • 00:27 Welcome
  • 01:00 Guest introduction
  • 02:05 What is Svelte Society?
  • 04:26 What is Svelte?
  • 07:44 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:46 What is the Svelte Compiler?
  • 13:14 What is SvelteKit?
  • 19:18 Why SvelteKit?
  • 23:40 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 24:16 What are adapters in Svelte?
  • 29:14 What is exciting about SvelteKit?
  • 32:01 What is the file structure for SvelteKit?
  • 34:59 Getting started with SvelteKit
  • 36:00 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 221: Inflection Point SvelteKit 1.0 with Kevin Åberg Kultalahti John Papa 00:39:04 Kevin Åberg Kultalahti joins us to talk about Svelte, the release of SvelteKit 1.0, as well as Svelte Society. Why should you consider SvelteKit? What are adapters, file structure, and how to get started with SvelteKit, and what is the compiler in Svelte? Kevin Åberg Kultalahti joins us to talk about Svelte, the release of SvelteKit 1.0, as well as Svelte Society. Why should you consider SvelteKit? What are adapters, file structure, and how to get started with SvelteKit, and what is the compiler in Svelte? false full 221 9de335e6-bafd-4a9c-86a7-ac0e1a1642e5 Episode 220: Tips for Effective Presenting and Communication Recording date: Jan 26, 2023

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Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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  • 00:27 Welcome
  • 01:01 Why should you care about presentation?
  • 04:50 What are scenarios where better communication helps?
  • 06:29 Ward's 4 Pillars of Public Speaking
  • 09:18 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:15 Differentiating yourself
  • 15:50 The pause
  • 26:28 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 27:29 How do you come up themes or ideas for a talk?
  • 31:45 The hero's journey
  • 38:48 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 9 Feb 2023 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Jan 26, 2023

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  • 00:27 Welcome
  • 01:01 Why should you care about presentation?
  • 04:50 What are scenarios where better communication helps?
  • 06:29 Ward's 4 Pillars of Public Speaking
  • 09:18 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:15 Differentiating yourself
  • 15:50 The pause
  • 26:28 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 27:29 How do you come up themes or ideas for a talk?
  • 31:45 The hero's journey
  • 38:48 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 220: Tips for Effective Presenting and Communication John Papa 00:45:40 If you've thought about giving a talk at work, or submitting a talk to a conference to speak, this episode is for you. Hear our thoughts on why you should care about presentation, 5 tips for public speaking, how to differentiate yourself, how to come up with themes for a talk, and taking your audience on the hero's journey. If you've thought about giving a talk at work, or submitting a talk to a conference to speak, this episode is for you. Hear our thoughts on why you should care about presentation, 5 tips for public speaking, how to differentiate yourself, how to come up with themes for a talk, and taking your audience on the hero's journey. false full 220 d8ea3a14-ecb1-4615-975f-48f37d2c9837 Episode 219: Code Spaces with Chris Noring John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 00:46 Guest introduction
  • 02:30 What is Code Spaces?
  • 03:21 What problem is Code Spaces solving?
  • 05:14 What's the debugging experience in Code Space?
  • 06:50 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:51 What about open source contributer and PRs?
  • 14:51 Using Code Spaces with a lower powered computer
  • 16:44 Is there a program for students?
  • 19:28 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 20:09 What is the cost of Code Spaces?
  • 24:51 How do the dev container files work?
  • 28:45 How does Code Spaces compare to competitors?
  • 32:25 How else is Code Spaces used?
  • 39:12 Final thoughts

Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.

]]> Thu, 2 Feb 2023 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io John Papa @John_Papa

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Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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Timejumps

  • 00:46 Guest introduction
  • 02:30 What is Code Spaces?
  • 03:21 What problem is Code Spaces solving?
  • 05:14 What's the debugging experience in Code Space?
  • 06:50 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:51 What about open source contributer and PRs?
  • 14:51 Using Code Spaces with a lower powered computer
  • 16:44 Is there a program for students?
  • 19:28 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 20:09 What is the cost of Code Spaces?
  • 24:51 How do the dev container files work?
  • 28:45 How does Code Spaces compare to competitors?
  • 32:25 How else is Code Spaces used?
  • 39:12 Final thoughts

Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.

]]> Episode 219: Code Spaces with Chris Noring John Papa 00:44:46 Chris Noring talks with us about Code Spaces, how Code Spaces works, why you might consider using Code Spaces, pricing of Code Spaces, and uses of Code Spaces you might not have considered. Chris Noring talks with us about Code Spaces, how Code Spaces works, why you might consider using Code Spaces, pricing of Code Spaces, and uses of Code Spaces you might not have considered. false full 219 8963c755-8eb9-49f2-b905-dcf055913f36 Episode 218: Routing with Tanner Linsley Recording date: 12/29/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Tanner Linsley @TannerLinsley

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  • 00:29 Welcome
  • 02:08 Guest introduction
  • 03:04 Why isn't routing a solved problem?
  • 08:22 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:29 Things we have to think about with router
  • 11:15 What are the core feautres of routing?
  • 22:29 Routing architecture
  • 26:44 What is the Tanstack router?
  • 39:27 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 40:19 What are features of Tanstack router?
  • 42:40 What is code splitting?
  • 44:39 More features of Tanstack Router
  • 51:32 Final thoughts

Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.

]]> Thu, 26 Jan 2023 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 12/29/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Tanner Linsley @TannerLinsley

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  • 00:29 Welcome
  • 02:08 Guest introduction
  • 03:04 Why isn't routing a solved problem?
  • 08:22 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:29 Things we have to think about with router
  • 11:15 What are the core feautres of routing?
  • 22:29 Routing architecture
  • 26:44 What is the Tanstack router?
  • 39:27 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 40:19 What are features of Tanstack router?
  • 42:40 What is code splitting?
  • 44:39 More features of Tanstack Router
  • 51:32 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 218: Routing with Tanner Linsley John Papa 00:54:55 Tanner Linsley, creator of Tanstack Router, talks with us about routing, why it isn't a solved problem, things to think about with a router, the core features of a router, what is the Tanstack router, and what are the features of Tanstack router. Tanner Linsley, creator of Tanstack Router, talks with us about routing, why it isn't a solved problem, things to think about with a router, the core features of a router, what is the Tanstack router, and what are the features of Tanstack router. false full 218 129bf958-121f-4cbe-9b8e-118a2e175cbb Episode 217: AI in 2023 - What’s it all Mean? Recording date: 12/22/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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]]> Thu, 19 Jan 2023 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 12/22/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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]]> Episode 217: AI in 2023 - What’s it all Mean? John Papa 00:34:59 Ward and John - or is it an AI generated episode? - talk about the weird and wonderful world of AI, what it's capable of right now, and whether it's coming for developer jobs in 2023. Ward and John - or is it an AI generated episode? - talk about the weird and wonderful world of AI, what it's capable of right now, and whether it's coming for developer jobs in 2023. false full 217 c84bb270-089f-4a78-84a0-17d82cdc01e0 Episode 216: JavaScript Proxies with Evyatar Alush Recording date: 12-15-2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Evyatar Alush @evyataral

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  • 00:48 Guest introduction
  • 01:45 What are JavaScript proxies?
  • 04:08 What might a developer use this for?
  • 07:01 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:02 How are the proxies delivered?
  • 14:31 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 15:33 Where is this being used?
  • 19:05 Do proxies allow for random access?
  • 20:30 When do you think about performance?
  • 27:22 When should people bring this into their codebase?
  • 29:38 Final thoughts

Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.

]]> Thu, 12 Jan 2023 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 12-15-2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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  • 00:48 Guest introduction
  • 01:45 What are JavaScript proxies?
  • 04:08 What might a developer use this for?
  • 07:01 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:02 How are the proxies delivered?
  • 14:31 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 15:33 Where is this being used?
  • 19:05 Do proxies allow for random access?
  • 20:30 When do you think about performance?
  • 27:22 When should people bring this into their codebase?
  • 29:38 Final thoughts

Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.

]]> Episode 216: JavaScript Proxies with Evyatar Alush John Papa 00:32:57 Evyatar Alush talks about what JavaScript proxies are, why a developer might use them, how proxies are delivered, where JavaScript proxies are being used, and when a developer should use proxies in their codebase? Evyatar Alush talks about what JavaScript proxies are, why a developer might use them, how proxies are delivered, where JavaScript proxies are being used, and when a developer should use proxies in their codebase? false full 216 64691938-7192-494e-b277-da94ebb083f2 Episode 215: How I Doubled by Lighthouse Performance with Astro.js with Corbin Crutchley Recording date: 12/08/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

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Corbin Crutchley @Crutchcorn

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  • 00:38 Caviar dreams
  • 01:53 Guest introduction
  • 04:01 Starting out in Lighthouse
  • 06:47 Why Astro?
  • 08:25 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 09:01 What have you added on to Astro?
  • 12:43 What about islands architecture?
  • 16:46 What about Angular support?
  • 17:49 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 18:54 What changes did you make to improve Lighthouse score?
  • 23:08 How is Markdown supported?
  • 25:15 What was it like switching from Gatsby to Astro?
  • 27:09 What sort of incremental improvements can I do?
  • 35:15 What was the hardest part of the process?
  • 37:27 Final thoughts

Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.

]]> Thu, 5 Jan 2023 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 12/08/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

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  • 00:38 Caviar dreams
  • 01:53 Guest introduction
  • 04:01 Starting out in Lighthouse
  • 06:47 Why Astro?
  • 08:25 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 09:01 What have you added on to Astro?
  • 12:43 What about islands architecture?
  • 16:46 What about Angular support?
  • 17:49 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 18:54 What changes did you make to improve Lighthouse score?
  • 23:08 How is Markdown supported?
  • 25:15 What was it like switching from Gatsby to Astro?
  • 27:09 What sort of incremental improvements can I do?
  • 35:15 What was the hardest part of the process?
  • 37:27 Final thoughts

Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.

]]> Episode 215: How I Doubled by Lighthouse Performance with Astro.js with Corbin Crutchley John Papa 00:41:02 Corbin Crutchley talks with us about what he did to improve his Lighthouse score, and how Astro played a part in improving his website's experience. Corbin Crutchley talks with us about what he did to improve his Lighthouse score, and how Astro played a part in improving his website's experience. false full 215 be5b871e-8dea-4c52-87d1-924a2ad2a257 Episode 214: Securing Your Web Apps and Source Code with Feross Aboukhadijeh Recording date: 12/1/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Feross Aboukhadijeh @Feross

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  • 00:44 World Cup welcome
  • 02:08 Security in applications
  • 03:20 Guest introduction
  • 04:41 Why should you worry about your software supply chain?
  • 07:41 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:50 What's the attack vector like and what's the threat?
  • 15:54 Depending on dependancies to find security issues
  • 22:16 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:13 Make it easy to do the right thing
  • 29:16 What was log4j?
  • 33:45 How does Socket work?
  • 34:36 Final thoughts

Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.

]]> Thu, 15 Dec 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 12/1/2022

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  • 00:44 World Cup welcome
  • 02:08 Security in applications
  • 03:20 Guest introduction
  • 04:41 Why should you worry about your software supply chain?
  • 07:41 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:50 What's the attack vector like and what's the threat?
  • 15:54 Depending on dependancies to find security issues
  • 22:16 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:13 Make it easy to do the right thing
  • 29:16 What was log4j?
  • 33:45 How does Socket work?
  • 34:36 Final thoughts

Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.

]]> Episode 214: Securing Your Web Apps and Source Code with Feross Aboukhadijeh John Papa 00:46:04 Feross Aboukhadijeh talks with us about security issues, and how to find them, and ways to secure your web app or open source code. Feross Aboukhadijeh talks with us about security issues, and how to find them, and ways to secure your web app or open source code. false full 214 48eb296b-a4c6-4360-bc2a-9c84f3895378 Episode 213: Hello Web Rush: Dan Wahlin, This is Your Life Recording date: Nov 17, 2022

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  • 01:30 Who is Dan Wahlin?
  • 04:56 Getting distracted by golf games
  • 08:16 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:14 Do you regret not getting a computer science degree?
  • 20:17 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 20:52 Getting over imposter syndrome
  • 24:53 Were you ever worried about losing your job?
  • 30:22 Any crash and burn experiences?
  • 31:25 Advice for moving your career forward

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]]> Thu, 8 Dec 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Nov 17, 2022

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  • 01:30 Who is Dan Wahlin?
  • 04:56 Getting distracted by golf games
  • 08:16 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:14 Do you regret not getting a computer science degree?
  • 20:17 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 20:52 Getting over imposter syndrome
  • 24:53 Were you ever worried about losing your job?
  • 30:22 Any crash and burn experiences?
  • 31:25 Advice for moving your career forward

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]]> Episode 213: Hello Web Rush: Dan Wahlin, This is Your Life John Papa 00:37:03 On this episode, we throw Dan Wahlin in the guest chair and let him tell us about his story of working in tech - from Links golf games to working at Microsoft. On this episode, we throw Dan Wahlin in the guest chair and let him tell us about his story of working in tech - from Links golf games to working at Microsoft. false full 213 0cea3047-375a-4e96-9a33-ddde049fa45f Episode 212: AG Grid with Stephen Cooper Recording date: Nov 10, 2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Stephen Cooper @Scooperdev

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  • 00:29 Welcome
  • 02:24 Guest introduction
  • 07:10 Helping developers work with AG Grid
  • 08:16 What are the pain points for using grids?
  • 09:49 Sponsor: AG Grid
  • 10:44 How do you determine sensible defaults for developers?
  • 12:49 What's the best route for giving feedback on AG Grid?
  • 14:31 How can users try out different features of AG Grid?
  • 19:17 How do you decide which mode to use?
  • 26:55 Advice for developers using a grid
  • 29:16 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:11 Final thoughts

Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.

]]> Thu, 1 Dec 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Nov 10, 2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

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Stephen Cooper @Scooperdev

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  • 00:29 Welcome
  • 02:24 Guest introduction
  • 07:10 Helping developers work with AG Grid
  • 08:16 What are the pain points for using grids?
  • 09:49 Sponsor: AG Grid
  • 10:44 How do you determine sensible defaults for developers?
  • 12:49 What's the best route for giving feedback on AG Grid?
  • 14:31 How can users try out different features of AG Grid?
  • 19:17 How do you decide which mode to use?
  • 26:55 Advice for developers using a grid
  • 29:16 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:11 Final thoughts

Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.

]]> Episode 212: AG Grid with Stephen Cooper John Papa 00:37:35 Stephen Cooper joins us to talk about AG Grid and his work helping developers figure out how best to use AG Grid in their projects. What are the pain points for using a grid? How do they determine sensible defaults? And advice for developers trying out AG Grid. Stephen Cooper joins us to talk about AG Grid and his work helping developers figure out how best to use AG Grid in their projects. What are the pain points for using a grid? How do they determine sensible defaults? And advice for developers trying out AG Grid. false full 212 6228e2c2-961d-427a-ae58-7bc4a1c3ba75 Episode 211: Deploying Web Apps in Containers Dan and Craig talk about the ways to use containers to deploy web apps, and the benefits and drawbacks to using Kubernetes for deploying web apps.

Recording date: 11/03/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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  • 00:34 The famous Craig Shoemaker
  • 01:43 Deploying apps in containers
  • 02:37 Why use containers?
  • 06:22 Benefits and pain points of Kubernetes
  • 09:50 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 10:18 When should you use Kubernetes?
  • 14:52 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 15:50 Where do you run Kubernetes?
  • 23:56 Where do you get started with containers?

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]]> Thu, 24 Nov 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Dan and Craig talk about the ways to use containers to deploy web apps, and the benefits and drawbacks to using Kubernetes for deploying web apps.

Recording date: 11/03/2022

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  • 02:37 Why use containers?
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  • 10:18 When should you use Kubernetes?
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  • 15:50 Where do you run Kubernetes?
  • 23:56 Where do you get started with containers?

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]]> Episode 211: Deploying Web Apps in Containers John Papa 00:28:37 Dan and Craig talk about the ways to use containers to deploy web apps, and the benefits and drawbacks to using Kubernetes for deploying web apps. Dan and Craig talk about the ways to use containers to deploy web apps, and the benefits and drawbacks to using Kubernetes for deploying web apps. false full 211 c1808230-ae06-4280-b9b5-beec361c5b93 Episode 210: Component Testing with Ely Lucas Recording date: Nov 1, 2022

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  • 00:51 Candy hangovers
  • 02:40 Guest introduction
  • 04:12 What is component testing?
  • 07:30 How do you test complicated components?
  • 10:03 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:04 Calcuate taxes example
  • 16:39 What's your background with testing?
  • 20:45 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 21:48 Why don't we want to test?
  • 24:55 What's easy and what's still difficult?
  • 27:57 What code am I handing over to Cypress?
  • 35:27 Cypress 11 availability
  • 36:13 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 17 Nov 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Nov 1, 2022

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  • 00:51 Candy hangovers
  • 02:40 Guest introduction
  • 04:12 What is component testing?
  • 07:30 How do you test complicated components?
  • 10:03 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:04 Calcuate taxes example
  • 16:39 What's your background with testing?
  • 20:45 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 21:48 Why don't we want to test?
  • 24:55 What's easy and what's still difficult?
  • 27:57 What code am I handing over to Cypress?
  • 35:27 Cypress 11 availability
  • 36:13 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 210: Component Testing with Ely Lucas John Papa 00:41:49 Ely Lucas talks with us about how component testing works with Cypress, what's easier and what's still difficult to test, security in testing, and why don't we want to test our code? Ely Lucas talks with us about how component testing works with Cypress, what's easier and what's still difficult to test, security in testing, and why don't we want to test our code? false full 210 039b28c9-a680-44aa-ba99-2d07af039067 Episode 209: Catch the Wave with Martin Turoci Recording date: 10/27/2022

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  • 02:49 Guest introduction
  • 04:11 A front end framework without HTML or CSS?
  • 05:23 What is H2O.ai?
  • 07:04 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:06 How do you build a presentation?
  • 11:21 Is it server side or client side?
  • 13:42 What types of applications are people using this for?
  • 15:32 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 16:11 What is the target audience for Wave?
  • 24:22 Why are web sockets not fun to set up?
  • 27:41 What are some use cases for Wave?
  • 29:21 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 10 Nov 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 10/27/2022

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  • 02:49 Guest introduction
  • 04:11 A front end framework without HTML or CSS?
  • 05:23 What is H2O.ai?
  • 07:04 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:06 How do you build a presentation?
  • 11:21 Is it server side or client side?
  • 13:42 What types of applications are people using this for?
  • 15:32 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 16:11 What is the target audience for Wave?
  • 24:22 Why are web sockets not fun to set up?
  • 27:41 What are some use cases for Wave?
  • 29:21 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 209: Catch the Wave with Martin Turoci John Papa 00:36:25 Martin Turoci talks with us about H20 Wave, a realtime web app and dashboard builder for Python. Is it server side or client side? What types of applications are there for Wave? Who is the target audience for Wave? Martin Turoci talks with us about H20 Wave, a realtime web app and dashboard builder for Python. Is it server side or client side? What types of applications are there for Wave? Who is the target audience for Wave? false full 209 4a2ac976-ed73-4e25-8acd-eb27aea6d27c Episode 208: Cypress with Jordan Powell Recording date: 10/13/2022

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Jordan Powell @JordanPowell88

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  • 01:27 Guest introduction
  • 04:04 Would testing have helped with the Yankees?
  • 07:31 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:33 How does Cypress make it easy for developers to test?
  • 12:46 Do you use Cypress for unit tests?
  • 19:10 What are the various kinds of testing?
  • 27:08 What does Cypress do to make testing less painful?
  • 29:21 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:11 What do people need to know about component testing?

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]]> Thu, 3 Nov 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 10/13/2022

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  • 01:27 Guest introduction
  • 04:04 Would testing have helped with the Yankees?
  • 07:31 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:33 How does Cypress make it easy for developers to test?
  • 12:46 Do you use Cypress for unit tests?
  • 19:10 What are the various kinds of testing?
  • 27:08 What does Cypress do to make testing less painful?
  • 29:21 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:11 What do people need to know about component testing?

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]]> Episode 208: Cypress with Jordan Powell John Papa 00:39:29 Jordan Powell stops by to talk about Cypress and testing, how Cypress makes it easier for developers to test, what the various kinds of testing are, and what people need to understand about component testing. Jordan Powell stops by to talk about Cypress and testing, how Cypress makes it easier for developers to test, what the various kinds of testing are, and what people need to understand about component testing. false full 208 e01cc740-c2ff-4d7f-841b-05aa4e61c3d0 Episode 207: Impact of DevRel and Content Creation with Kapehe Recording date: October 6, 2022

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  • 00:32 Topic introduction

  • 01:04 Creating content

  • 02:49 Guest introduction

  • 05:49 What does developer relations mean to you?

  • 07:18 Sponsor: Narwhal

  • 07:50 How does Dev Rel go back to the Product team?

  • 15:03 Where does video work best for dev rel?

  • 19:34 Sponsor: Ag Grid

  • 20:36 The difference between a presentation vs a workshop?

  • 22:33 How does dev rel not become a shill for the company?

  • 27:21 Dealing with criticism of dev rel knowledge

  • 33:10 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 27 Oct 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: October 6, 2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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  • 01:04 Creating content

  • 02:49 Guest introduction

  • 05:49 What does developer relations mean to you?

  • 07:18 Sponsor: Narwhal

  • 07:50 How does Dev Rel go back to the Product team?

  • 15:03 Where does video work best for dev rel?

  • 19:34 Sponsor: Ag Grid

  • 20:36 The difference between a presentation vs a workshop?

  • 22:33 How does dev rel not become a shill for the company?

  • 27:21 Dealing with criticism of dev rel knowledge

  • 33:10 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 207: Impact of DevRel and Content Creation with Kapehe John Papa 00:39:36 Kapehe joins us to talk about her role in developer relations. What does developer relations mean? How does Dev Rel go back to the Product team? Where does video work best for dev rel? And how to deal with criticism of dev rel knowledge. Kapehe joins us to talk about her role in developer relations. What does developer relations mean? How does Dev Rel go back to the Product team? Where does video work best for dev rel? And how to deal with criticism of dev rel knowledge. false full 207 c300e500-5480-4e2c-a12f-7c7ce0b314d8 Episode 206: A Little Diddy About A Griddy With Tanner Linsley Recording date: 09/29/2022

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  • 01:18 Guest introduction

  • 02:59 What functionality does a data grid give you?

  • 08:13 Sponsor: Ag Grid

  • 09:17 What are people using grids for?

  • 16:22 How do you differ from Ag Grid?

  • 29:02 How do you decide which grid to use?

  • 34:54 Do you work with other libraries besides React?

  • 36:27 Virtualization

  • 39:42 Sponsor: IdeaBlade

  • 40:34 Why would you want to use headless?

  • 42:52 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 20 Oct 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 09/29/2022

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  • 02:59 What functionality does a data grid give you?

  • 08:13 Sponsor: Ag Grid

  • 09:17 What are people using grids for?

  • 16:22 How do you differ from Ag Grid?

  • 29:02 How do you decide which grid to use?

  • 34:54 Do you work with other libraries besides React?

  • 36:27 Virtualization

  • 39:42 Sponsor: IdeaBlade

  • 40:34 Why would you want to use headless?

  • 42:52 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 206: A Little Diddy About A Griddy With Tanner Linsley John Papa 00:49:48 Tanner Linsley talks about writing open source software at TanStack, including TanStack Table, and answers our questions about data grid functionality, why reach for a grid, and why should developers consider headless? Tanner Linsley talks about writing open source software at TanStack, including TanStack Table, and answers our questions about data grid functionality, why reach for a grid, and why should developers consider headless? false full 206 f7932ccd-c66c-4ede-bda8-7e965ec63234 Episode 205: Leadership with Matt Netkow Recording date: 09/22/2022

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Matt Netkow @DotNetkow

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]]> Thu, 13 Oct 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 09/22/2022

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]]> Episode 205: Leadership with Matt Netkow John Papa 00:47:05 Matt Netkow talks about what he's learned in helping developers and engineers develop better leadership skills, who should consider leadership, how writing helps communication, what to do when you make mistakes or are nervous, and how to become a product minded engineer. Matt Netkow talks about what he's learned in helping developers and engineers develop better leadership skills, who should consider leadership, how writing helps communication, what to do when you make mistakes or are nervous, and how to become a product minded engineer. false full 205 269db824-eb8a-4454-b980-d855ea6d7dfb Episode 204: Wolves, Cats, and Dogs...and The Google Cloud Platform Recording date: 9/15/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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  • 00:49 Topic introduction
  • 02:03 Guest introduction
  • 05:57 What drew you to Google Cloud?
  • 07:45 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:46 What was the app you created for a friend?
  • 10:37 How did you do authentication and hosting?
  • 17:14 How quickly is data updated?
  • 23:48 What pain goes away because you can use functions?
  • 25:33 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:32 How does Firebase handle authentication?
  • 28:44 How do you deploy your project?
  • 36:32 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 6 Oct 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 9/15/2022

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Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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  • 00:49 Topic introduction
  • 02:03 Guest introduction
  • 05:57 What drew you to Google Cloud?
  • 07:45 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:46 What was the app you created for a friend?
  • 10:37 How did you do authentication and hosting?
  • 17:14 How quickly is data updated?
  • 23:48 What pain goes away because you can use functions?
  • 25:33 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:32 How does Firebase handle authentication?
  • 28:44 How do you deploy your project?
  • 36:32 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 204: Wolves, Cats, and Dogs...and The Google Cloud Platform John Papa 00:41:33 Katerina Skroumpelou joins us to talk about her experiences using the Google Cloud platform to build apps quickly and easily, including how it handles data, authentication, hosting, and more! Katerina Skroumpelou joins us to talk about her experiences using the Google Cloud platform to build apps quickly and easily, including how it handles data, authentication, hosting, and more! false full 204 c6a2b053-dac2-4e7e-b2e2-9d7aade21c31 Episode 203: The Return of the Man from Vest with Evyatar Alush Recording date: 09/08/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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Evyatar Alush @evyataral

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  • 00:44 Be our vest
  • 01:47 Guest introduction
  • 02:09 What is the Vest framework?
  • 04:21 What is unique about Vest?
  • 10:29 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 11:08 What are some issues people run into with Vest?
  • 14:12 What is DX?
  • 19:30 When should you use Vest?
  • 22:35 Should we be validating on the server?
  • 27:37 How have you used Vest?
  • 29:21 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 30:24 What is the future of Vest?
  • 33:34 What are you working on these days?
  • 37:24 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 29 Sep 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 09/08/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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  • 01:47 Guest introduction
  • 02:09 What is the Vest framework?
  • 04:21 What is unique about Vest?
  • 10:29 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 11:08 What are some issues people run into with Vest?
  • 14:12 What is DX?
  • 19:30 When should you use Vest?
  • 22:35 Should we be validating on the server?
  • 27:37 How have you used Vest?
  • 29:21 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 30:24 What is the future of Vest?
  • 33:34 What are you working on these days?
  • 37:24 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 203: The Return of the Man from Vest with Evyatar Alush John Papa 00:45:10 Evyatar Alush returns to talk about Vest.js, what's unique about Vest, how it's been improved with help from Ward, what is the future of Vest, what else is Evyatar Alush working on? Evyatar Alush returns to talk about Vest.js, what's unique about Vest, how it's been improved with help from Ward, what is the future of Vest, what else is Evyatar Alush working on? false full 203 d6f6f694-1cd7-4e34-8e57-11adfbd150d7 Episode 202: The Victories And Utter Failures Of Choosing Open Source Software Recording date: August 25, 2022

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  • 00:53 How we choose open souce projects
  • 06:42 Using loggers as an example
  • 07:23 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:29 Testing for if a library is current
  • 10:53 When do you decide to go look elsewhere?
  • 18:42 How do you fix your mistakes?
  • 31:17 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 32:23 When you're stuck in a ditch
  • 35:48 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 22 Sep 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: August 25, 2022

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  • 00:53 How we choose open souce projects
  • 06:42 Using loggers as an example
  • 07:23 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:29 Testing for if a library is current
  • 10:53 When do you decide to go look elsewhere?
  • 18:42 How do you fix your mistakes?
  • 31:17 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 32:23 When you're stuck in a ditch
  • 35:48 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 202: The Victories And Utter Failures Of Choosing Open Source Software John Papa 00:39:53 John, Ward, and Craig share their thoughts on the ways they choose open source software for projects, how to pick software to use, what to do when you've picked the wrong one, and when to write your own code instead of using someone else's. John, Ward, and Craig share their thoughts on the ways they choose open source software for projects, how to pick software to use, what to do when you've picked the wrong one, and when to write your own code instead of using someone else's. false full 202 5925d463-8434-452e-a486-c17b36a72c4d Episode 201: Web Framework Field Guide with Corbin Crutchley Recording date: Aug 18, 2022

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Corbin Crutchley @Crutchcorn

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  • 06:41 What is a proxy?
  • 07:58 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:04 Examples of proxies and how they work
  • 14:38 What does your field guide help people with?
  • 23:53 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 24:32 Who is the book for?
  • 26:58 What about dynamic HTML?
  • 27:35 What's your favorite feature of each framework?
  • 31:53 What is a barrel file?
  • 41:43 How can we get the book?
  • 44:17 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 15 Sep 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Aug 18, 2022

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  • 09:04 Examples of proxies and how they work
  • 14:38 What does your field guide help people with?
  • 23:53 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 24:32 Who is the book for?
  • 26:58 What about dynamic HTML?
  • 27:35 What's your favorite feature of each framework?
  • 31:53 What is a barrel file?
  • 41:43 How can we get the book?
  • 44:17 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 201: Web Framework Field Guide with Corbin Crutchley John Papa 00:51:18 Corbin Crutchley talks with us about his new Web Framework Field Guide book - what his book helps people with, who the book is for, what his favorite feature is of the 3 frameworks covered, and how you can get a copy of the book. Corbin Crutchley talks with us about his new Web Framework Field Guide book - what his book helps people with, who the book is for, what his favorite feature is of the 3 frameworks covered, and how you can get a copy of the book. false full 201 569356e9-3fee-479e-9c17-2aceb18158b6 Episode 200: Svelte Apps in Production and HuggingFace Recording date: Aug 11, 2022

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Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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  • 00:49 Welcome
  • 03:05 Guest introduction
  • 03:53 What is HuggingFace?
  • 06:03 How do you use Svelte at HuggingFace?
  • 09:09 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:12 What should you think about when making a production version?
  • 14:14 What is hydration and why do I care?
  • 18:14 How does Svelte scale up?
  • 36:21 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 37:22 What are your favorite features of Svelte?
  • 40:01 How does Svelte help when working on clients sites?
  • 45:17 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 8 Sep 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Aug 11, 2022

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  • 00:49 Welcome
  • 03:05 Guest introduction
  • 03:53 What is HuggingFace?
  • 06:03 How do you use Svelte at HuggingFace?
  • 09:09 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:12 What should you think about when making a production version?
  • 14:14 What is hydration and why do I care?
  • 18:14 How does Svelte scale up?
  • 36:21 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 37:22 What are your favorite features of Svelte?
  • 40:01 How does Svelte help when working on clients sites?
  • 45:17 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 200: Svelte Apps in Production and HuggingFace John Papa 00:53:37 Ron Au talks with us about HuggingFace and how they use Svelte, how Svelte helps get you to production, what hydration is why you should care about it, whether Svelte scales, and some of his favorite features of Svelte. Ron Au talks with us about HuggingFace and how they use Svelte, how Svelte helps get you to production, what hydration is why you should care about it, whether Svelte scales, and some of his favorite features of Svelte. false full 200 918d61a6-4eeb-47fd-b520-eb267f07e99e Episode 199: Learning from Our Mistakes Recording date: 08/03/2022

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  • 01:56 Being afraid to look bad
  • 04:00 Enrollment system mistake
  • 09:16 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 09:38 Wire transfer security mistake
  • 14:18 Production deploy mistake
  • 21:50 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 22:47 Sharepoint deployment mistake
  • 28:32 Credit card company mistake

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]]> Thu, 1 Sep 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 08/03/2022

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  • 01:56 Being afraid to look bad
  • 04:00 Enrollment system mistake
  • 09:16 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 09:38 Wire transfer security mistake
  • 14:18 Production deploy mistake
  • 21:50 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 22:47 Sharepoint deployment mistake
  • 28:32 Credit card company mistake

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]]> Episode 199: Learning from Our Mistakes John Papa 00:34:50 Craig and Dan talk about some of the mistakes they've been a part of in their development journey including stories from enrolment systems, wire transfer security, and credit card company mistakes. Craig and Dan talk about some of the mistakes they've been a part of in their development journey including stories from enrolment systems, wire transfer security, and credit card company mistakes. false full 199 2665a7aa-f627-495f-9961-1e6544cf2b48 Episode 198: Angular v14 and Beyond Recording date: July 28, 2022

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  • 00:39 Ward's buzz
  • 02:35 Guest introduction
  • 06:09 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:04 Who is Angular for in 2022?
  • 17:13 Does Angular 14 address the complexity?
  • 20:24 What makes components different in Angular?
  • 27:36 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:39 More Angular could be less Angular
  • 36:29 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 25 Aug 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: July 28, 2022

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  • 07:04 Who is Angular for in 2022?
  • 17:13 Does Angular 14 address the complexity?
  • 20:24 What makes components different in Angular?
  • 27:36 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:39 More Angular could be less Angular
  • 36:29 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 198: Angular v14 and Beyond John Papa 00:44:44 Minko Gechev joins us to talk about what's in Angular 14, what Angular is, what Angular isn't, how components are handled in Angular, and more. Minko Gechev joins us to talk about what's in Angular 14, what Angular is, what Angular isn't, how components are handled in Angular, and more. false full 198 cb4b261a-a5d4-47da-8215-de80a0eff2ce Episode 197: Women in Tech with Gen Ashley Recording date: July 22, 2022

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  • 02:49 Guest introduction
  • 06:11 What got you interested in supporting women in tech?
  • 10:37 What is Coed:Code?
  • 11:35 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 12:06 Using Meetup.com to organize
  • 14:41 What progress are you seeing? What impediments?
  • 18:42 What can we do to be more inclusive?
  • 27:49 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 28:46 How can we encourage more women to be speakers at conferences?
  • 33:35 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 18 Aug 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: July 22, 2022

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  • 02:49 Guest introduction
  • 06:11 What got you interested in supporting women in tech?
  • 10:37 What is Coed:Code?
  • 11:35 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 12:06 Using Meetup.com to organize
  • 14:41 What progress are you seeing? What impediments?
  • 18:42 What can we do to be more inclusive?
  • 27:49 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 28:46 How can we encourage more women to be speakers at conferences?
  • 33:35 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 197: Women in Tech with Gen Ashley John Papa 00:41:43 Gen Ashley talks with us about Coed:Code, Meetup Groups, and other efforts she is a part of to help encourage and support women, non-binary people, & allies in technology, and ways we can be more inclusive at conferences and in general. Gen Ashley talks with us about Coed:Code, Meetup Groups, and other efforts she is a part of to help encourage and support women, non-binary people, & allies in technology, and ways we can be more inclusive at conferences and in general. false full 196 45e5347e-c250-4ec6-82b3-5ca421d9fad9 Episode 196: Developer Experience and Tools with Brian Holt Recording date: 7/14/2022

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  • 00:59 Guest introduction
  • 02:11 What is it about developer tools that you enjoy?
  • 05:19 What problems are you seeing day to day at Stripe?
  • 08:24 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:31 How much of developer tooling do you connect with?
  • 12:44 Convention over configuration?
  • 14:35 What's the hardest part to get right?
  • 18:40 How do you know what users really want?
  • 22:35 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:28 What's been your journey to PM role?
  • 32:03 In what ways did being an engineer help you as a PM?
  • 37:31 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 11 Aug 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 7/14/2022

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  • 02:11 What is it about developer tools that you enjoy?
  • 05:19 What problems are you seeing day to day at Stripe?
  • 08:24 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:31 How much of developer tooling do you connect with?
  • 12:44 Convention over configuration?
  • 14:35 What's the hardest part to get right?
  • 18:40 How do you know what users really want?
  • 22:35 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:28 What's been your journey to PM role?
  • 32:03 In what ways did being an engineer help you as a PM?
  • 37:31 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 196: Developer Experience and Tools with Brian Holt John Papa 00:41:50 Brian Holt talks with us about building developer tools and developer experience, convention over configuration, what the hardest part is to get right, and how to know what users really want? Brian Holt talks with us about building developer tools and developer experience, convention over configuration, what the hardest part is to get right, and how to know what users really want? false full 196 ee464b2b-f17e-411d-81b1-a5eef19ce6d1 Episode 195: More Qwik with Misko Hevery! Recording date: 07/07/2022

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  • 01:29 Why create another framework?
  • 03:05 What is Qwik?
  • 09:07 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 09:43 Lazy loading issues
  • 12:47 How should app developers think about these issues?
  • 18:44 Does Qwik take care of implementation details?
  • 22:31 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 23:33 Who is the target for Qwik?
  • 29:27 What is Qwik City?
  • 30:32 What's Qwik's developer experience?
  • 33:56 What is Qwikify React?
  • 37:22 How should someone check out Qwik?

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]]> Thu, 4 Aug 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 07/07/2022

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  • 01:29 Why create another framework?
  • 03:05 What is Qwik?
  • 09:07 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 09:43 Lazy loading issues
  • 12:47 How should app developers think about these issues?
  • 18:44 Does Qwik take care of implementation details?
  • 22:31 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 23:33 Who is the target for Qwik?
  • 29:27 What is Qwik City?
  • 30:32 What's Qwik's developer experience?
  • 33:56 What is Qwikify React?
  • 37:22 How should someone check out Qwik?

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]]> Episode 195: More Qwik with Misko Hevery! John Papa 00:43:25 Misko Hevery introduces us to Qwik and answers questions about what Qwik is, why would a developer want to use Qwik, what implementation details Qwik takes care of, and what the developer experience is like using Qwik. Misko Hevery introduces us to Qwik and answers questions about what Qwik is, why would a developer want to use Qwik, what implementation details Qwik takes care of, and what the developer experience is like using Qwik. false full 195 f95b8a4f-3d6a-46e5-8b00-33a3148e8b80 Episode 194: Building apps for Teams with Waldek Mastykarz Recording date: 06/30/2022

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  • 01:13 Guest introduction
  • 02:51 Why did you start building apps for Teams?
  • 04:40 What benefit is there to use Teams?
  • 06:44 Can apps leverage the Teams infrastructure?
  • 08:26 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:28 Do you have examples of apps developed for Teams?
  • 15:28 What is the developer experience of building an app for Teams?
  • 20:17 What events or app life cycle are devs going to want to use?
  • 25:17 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:13 How easy is it to bring an existing app into Teams?
  • 29:32 Are apps isolated from Teams?
  • 31:03 What are some use cases for bots inside Teams?
  • 32:54 What is debugging a Teams app like?
  • 39:20 What is the query language for Microsoft graph?
  • 40:35 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 28 Jul 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 06/30/2022

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  • 01:13 Guest introduction
  • 02:51 Why did you start building apps for Teams?
  • 04:40 What benefit is there to use Teams?
  • 06:44 Can apps leverage the Teams infrastructure?
  • 08:26 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:28 Do you have examples of apps developed for Teams?
  • 15:28 What is the developer experience of building an app for Teams?
  • 20:17 What events or app life cycle are devs going to want to use?
  • 25:17 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:13 How easy is it to bring an existing app into Teams?
  • 29:32 Are apps isolated from Teams?
  • 31:03 What are some use cases for bots inside Teams?
  • 32:54 What is debugging a Teams app like?
  • 39:20 What is the query language for Microsoft graph?
  • 40:35 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 194: Building apps for Teams with Waldek Mastykarz John Papa 00:47:12 Waldek Mastykarz talks with us about building apps for Microsoft Teams. What benefit is there to using Teams? Can apps leverage the Teams infrastructure? How easy is it to bring an existing app into Teams? And how can developers get started building for Teams? Waldek Mastykarz talks with us about building apps for Microsoft Teams. What benefit is there to using Teams? Can apps leverage the Teams infrastructure? How easy is it to bring an existing app into Teams? And how can developers get started building for Teams? false full 194 20fdbd16-6ab1-4230-ba70-9cfeb2b9fc8c Episode 193: Localizing Docs with Aristeidis Bampakos Recording date: 06/23/2022

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  • 02:20 Guest introduction
  • 03:38 Topic introduction
  • 07:01 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 07:37 Learning Angular in different languages
  • 11:12 How do you deal with images?
  • 12:01 What about using Google Translate?
  • 14:48 Does crowd sourcing work?
  • 19:06 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 20:06 Angular is a global team
  • 23:11 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 21 Jul 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 06/23/2022

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  • 02:20 Guest introduction
  • 03:38 Topic introduction
  • 07:01 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 07:37 Learning Angular in different languages
  • 11:12 How do you deal with images?
  • 12:01 What about using Google Translate?
  • 14:48 Does crowd sourcing work?
  • 19:06 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 20:06 Angular is a global team
  • 23:11 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 193: Localizing Docs with Aristeidis Bampakos John Papa 00:25:08 Aristeidis Bampakos joins us to talk about translating documentation into other languages, how to deal with images, whether Google Translate is any help, and if crowd sourcing the problem works? Aristeidis Bampakos joins us to talk about translating documentation into other languages, how to deal with images, whether Google Translate is any help, and if crowd sourcing the problem works? false full 193 165920e5-ae78-49da-bc8b-cc5603d093e7 Episode 192: Nx and Lerna with Katerina Skroumpelou Recording date: Jun 16, 2022

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]]> Thu, 14 Jul 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Jun 16, 2022

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]]> Episode 192: Nx and Lerna with Katerina Skroumpelou John Papa 00:37:17 Katerina Skroumpelou talks with us about how Nx and Lerna are integrated now that Nrwl has taken over stewardship of Lerna, where to begin learning about Nx and Lerna, and the integration options. Katerina Skroumpelou talks with us about how Nx and Lerna are integrated now that Nrwl has taken over stewardship of Lerna, where to begin learning about Nx and Lerna, and the integration options. false full 192 6d5e06b6-13c3-4136-9f19-1f4caab3a432 Episode 191: First Impressions of Angular 14 Recording date: Jun 9, 2022

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  • 02:41 What is Angular 14?
  • 08:43 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 09:19 How has moving to a module-less world changed?
  • 13:44 What about in React, Svelte, or Vue?
  • 19:28 What changes if you're using ng modules?
  • 22:57 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 24:00 Smaller improvements in Angular 14
  • 26:41 What are tree shakable error messages?
  • 30:15 How do you like bananas in a box in Angular 14?
  • 31:23 The inject function
  • 34:02 Is Angular improved by version 14?
  • 38:10 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 7 Jul 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Jun 9, 2022

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  • 01:39 Topic introduction
  • 02:41 What is Angular 14?
  • 08:43 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 09:19 How has moving to a module-less world changed?
  • 13:44 What about in React, Svelte, or Vue?
  • 19:28 What changes if you're using ng modules?
  • 22:57 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 24:00 Smaller improvements in Angular 14
  • 26:41 What are tree shakable error messages?
  • 30:15 How do you like bananas in a box in Angular 14?
  • 31:23 The inject function
  • 34:02 Is Angular improved by version 14?
  • 38:10 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 191: First Impressions of Angular 14 John Papa 00:42:44 John, Ward, and Dan talk about their initial impressions of Angular 14. How has moving to a module-less world changed? What are tree shakable error messages? Is Angular improved by version 14? John, Ward, and Dan talk about their initial impressions of Angular 14. How has moving to a module-less world changed? What are tree shakable error messages? Is Angular improved by version 14? false full 191 ee466400-30a6-42ca-8009-b0fc7247046e Episode 190: Building Apps with Capacitor, React Native or Flutter with Thomas Vidas Recording date: June 2, 2022

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Thomas Vidas @ThomasVidas

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  • 00:52 Ward's belt phone
  • 03:26 Guest introduction
  • 05:58 What is capacitor?
  • 07:14 Mobile first or web first development
  • 07:59 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:59 How does Capacitor differentiate itself?
  • 14:22 Does Capacitor give you access to the device?
  • 18:19 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 19:20 What is developer experience like for Capacitor?
  • 21:03 How much is Capacitor?
  • 27:11 What's the compelling reason to use Capacitor?
  • 31:45 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 30 Jun 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: June 2, 2022

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  • 00:52 Ward's belt phone
  • 03:26 Guest introduction
  • 05:58 What is capacitor?
  • 07:14 Mobile first or web first development
  • 07:59 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:59 How does Capacitor differentiate itself?
  • 14:22 Does Capacitor give you access to the device?
  • 18:19 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 19:20 What is developer experience like for Capacitor?
  • 21:03 How much is Capacitor?
  • 27:11 What's the compelling reason to use Capacitor?
  • 31:45 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 190: Building Apps with Capacitor, React Native or Flutter with Thomas Vidas John Papa 00:39:44 Thomas Vidas talks with us about Capaciator - how it differs from React Native or Flutter, what Capacitor gives you access to on the device, what the developer experience is like with Capacitor, and compelling reasons to consider using Capacitor on your next project. Thomas Vidas talks with us about Capaciator - how it differs from React Native or Flutter, what Capacitor gives you access to on the device, what the developer experience is like with Capacitor, and compelling reasons to consider using Capacitor on your next project. false full 190 482c2e72-72cf-437f-920f-4a77f2c32bc3 Episode 189: Be a Lifelong Learner with Deborah Kurata Recording date: 05/26/2022

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  • 04:01 Learning how to learn
  • 07:26 Having a career crisis
  • 09:57 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 10:34 What methods are there to be a lifelong learner?
  • 17:24 Asking why is important
  • 24:23 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 25:26 How to approach learning something new on the job
  • 33:03 How do we deal with learning fatigue?
  • 40:18 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 23 Jun 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 05/26/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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  • 04:01 Learning how to learn
  • 07:26 Having a career crisis
  • 09:57 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 10:34 What methods are there to be a lifelong learner?
  • 17:24 Asking why is important
  • 24:23 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 25:26 How to approach learning something new on the job
  • 33:03 How do we deal with learning fatigue?
  • 40:18 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 189: Be a Lifelong Learner with Deborah Kurata John Papa 00:43:28 Deborah Kurata talks with us about how to be a lifelong learner, whether for career gains or personal goals, methods for becoming a lifelong learner, learning to ask why, and dealing with learning fatigue. Deborah Kurata talks with us about how to be a lifelong learner, whether for career gains or personal goals, methods for becoming a lifelong learner, learning to ask why, and dealing with learning fatigue. false full 189 10a2bd6e-d661-4184-a251-20a77438429e Episode 188: Wearing a Vest is In Style, with Evyatar Alush Recording date: Mar 19, 2022

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  • 12:44 How would someone do an async validation?
  • 15:14 How do you see the results?
  • 19:14 What prompted you to build Vest?
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  • 21:56 How do you enforce conditional validations?
  • 27:12 How would you use Vest in an asynchronous scenario?
  • 30:07 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 16 Jun 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Mar 19, 2022

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  • 08:29 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:30 What are some of the main features of Vest?
  • 12:44 How would someone do an async validation?
  • 15:14 How do you see the results?
  • 19:14 What prompted you to build Vest?
  • 20:48 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 21:56 How do you enforce conditional validations?
  • 27:12 How would you use Vest in an asynchronous scenario?
  • 30:07 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 188: Wearing a Vest is In Style, with Evyatar Alush John Papa 00:35:04 Evyatar Alush joins us to talk about Vest, a declarative validations framework. What are some of the main features of Vest? How would someone do an async validation? What prompted Evyatar to build Vest? How do you enforce conditional validations? Evyatar Alush joins us to talk about Vest, a declarative validations framework. What are some of the main features of Vest? How would someone do an async validation? What prompted Evyatar to build Vest? How do you enforce conditional validations? false full 188 ea307d0a-0ed1-4761-b027-f33d8a1ccd17 Episode 187: Hey Siri, What's Up with jQuery? Part 2 Recording date: May 12, 2022

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  • 02:21 Sizzle no longer needed
  • 03:22 Finding an element by it's ID
  • 05:05 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 05:45 DOM manipulation and animations
  • 10:51 What is the value of some of these projects?
  • 14:50 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 15:57 Writing apps with lots of components

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]]> Thu, 9 Jun 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: May 12, 2022

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  • 02:21 Sizzle no longer needed
  • 03:22 Finding an element by it's ID
  • 05:05 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 05:45 DOM manipulation and animations
  • 10:51 What is the value of some of these projects?
  • 14:50 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 15:57 Writing apps with lots of components

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]]> Episode 187: Hey Siri, What's Up with jQuery? Part 2 John Papa 00:24:49 We're continuing our conversation about jQuery by talking about how you would've done something with jQuery, and what you'd do now - like finding an element by it's ID, and how to determine the value of modern web frameworks. We're continuing our conversation about jQuery by talking about how you would've done something with jQuery, and what you'd do now - like finding an element by it's ID, and how to determine the value of modern web frameworks. false full 187 f7ff85a3-7b4a-4bb1-aca3-8e7086002f9d Episode 186: Hey Siri, What's Up with JQuery? Part 1 Recording date: May 12, 2022

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  • 00:53 What do you think of jQuery these days?
  • 02:57 What is jQuery?
  • 06:44 What did jQuery do for you?
  • 10:38 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:42 What jQuery did for Craig
  • 13:44 What was Modernizr?
  • 18:01 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 19:03 Are we using jQuery today?
  • 21:32 What's wrong with jQuery?

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]]> Thu, 2 Jun 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: May 12, 2022

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  • 02:57 What is jQuery?
  • 06:44 What did jQuery do for you?
  • 10:38 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:42 What jQuery did for Craig
  • 13:44 What was Modernizr?
  • 18:01 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 19:03 Are we using jQuery today?
  • 21:32 What's wrong with jQuery?

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]]> Episode 186: Hey Siri, What's Up with JQuery? Part 1 John Papa 00:28:36 In part 1 of a 2 part series, John, Ward, and Craig talk through the history of jQuery, what it was used for, and why it's no longer used as the go to in web development the way it once was. In part 1 of a 2 part series, John, Ward, and Craig talk through the history of jQuery, what it was used for, and why it's no longer used as the go to in web development the way it once was. false full 186 53493f6b-a6f5-42a8-9efd-6a26859eabba Episode 185: Speed Up Frontend Development With Maria Korneeva Recording date: May 5, 2022

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]]> Thu, 26 May 2022 12:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: May 5, 2022

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]]> Episode 185: Speed Up Frontend Development With Maria Korneeva John Papa 00:41:11 Maria Korneeva talks through options for speeding up frontend development, including running a fake backend server, using linters, resizing images, IDE utilities, and more. Maria Korneeva talks through options for speeding up frontend development, including running a fake backend server, using linters, resizing images, IDE utilities, and more. false full 185 fc6820b4-ab92-483d-acec-d371ae259145 Episode 184: Why so hard? Upgrading Your Dependencies. Recording date: April 28, 2022

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  • 01:18 Topic introduction
  • 03:10 What does it mean to upgrade your dependancies?
  • 06:48 Dealing with security issues
  • 12:00 Getting error messages when updating
  • 20:17 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 21:19 Managing npm libraries you've created
  • 27:26 Having a strategy
  • 30:42 Should you build it yourself or use a third party version?
  • 33:17 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 19 May 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: April 28, 2022

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  • 06:48 Dealing with security issues
  • 12:00 Getting error messages when updating
  • 20:17 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 21:19 Managing npm libraries you've created
  • 27:26 Having a strategy
  • 30:42 Should you build it yourself or use a third party version?
  • 33:17 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 184: Why so hard? Upgrading Your Dependencies. John Papa 00:38:59 What does it mean to upgrade your dependancies? How do you deal with security issues or error messages when you do? What if you're the creator of an npm library - when do you issue upgrades? And should you built something yourself or use a third party version? What does it mean to upgrade your dependancies? How do you deal with security issues or error messages when you do? What if you're the creator of an npm library - when do you issue upgrades? And should you built something yourself or use a third party version? false full 184 61d95fe3-1110-450d-a268-0a413ff96c6c Episode 183: What Type of Safety Can You Get with TypeScript? Recording date: April 21, 2022

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  • 03:58 What is Type Safety?
  • 06:21 What is the value of TypeScript?
  • 08:53 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 09:31 Does the presence of Types alone make you safe?
  • 16:54 What are the benefits?
  • 21:55 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 22:55 How do you make projects more Type Safe?
  • 29:22 What's the softer way of not throwing an error?
  • 33:15 What's your preference - Types or Interfaces?
  • 36:05 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 12 May 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: April 21, 2022

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  • 03:58 What is Type Safety?
  • 06:21 What is the value of TypeScript?
  • 08:53 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 09:31 Does the presence of Types alone make you safe?
  • 16:54 What are the benefits?
  • 21:55 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 22:55 How do you make projects more Type Safe?
  • 29:22 What's the softer way of not throwing an error?
  • 33:15 What's your preference - Types or Interfaces?
  • 36:05 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 183: What Type of Safety Can You Get with TypeScript? John Papa 00:41:34 Maarten Tibau talks with us about the benefits of Type Safety when working with TypeScript. What is type safety? Does the presence of types alone make you safe? How do you make projects more type safe? Maarten Tibau talks with us about the benefits of Type Safety when working with TypeScript. What is type safety? Does the presence of types alone make you safe? How do you make projects more type safe? true full 183 92b103c8-15f6-4f4b-9a93-4bc182ccae69 Episode 182: GitHub Actions with Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen Recording date: 04/14/2002

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  • 01:21 Guest introduction
  • 01:58 What is GitHub Actions?
  • 04:14 How do Actions differ from Web Hooks?
  • 05:55 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 06:57 How do you glue together GitHub Actions?
  • 09:44 What languages work best for GitHub Actions?
  • 14:46 How did you get into working with GitHub Actions?
  • 21:58 Where are GitHub Actions happening?
  • 24:32 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 25:10 What are common use cases for GitHub Actions?
  • 27:17 What are the strangest GitHub Actions?
  • 35:37 What is GitOps?
  • 43:28 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 5 May 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 04/14/2002

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  • 01:58 What is GitHub Actions?
  • 04:14 How do Actions differ from Web Hooks?
  • 05:55 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 06:57 How do you glue together GitHub Actions?
  • 09:44 What languages work best for GitHub Actions?
  • 14:46 How did you get into working with GitHub Actions?
  • 21:58 Where are GitHub Actions happening?
  • 24:32 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 25:10 What are common use cases for GitHub Actions?
  • 27:17 What are the strangest GitHub Actions?
  • 35:37 What is GitOps?
  • 43:28 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 182: GitHub Actions with Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen John Papa 00:51:35 Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen gives a introduction to GitHub Actions, including what GitHub Actions are, how they differ from web hooks, how you glue GitHub Actions together, what languages work best with GitHub Actions, and some use case ideas for GitHub Actions. Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen gives a introduction to GitHub Actions, including what GitHub Actions are, how they differ from web hooks, how you glue GitHub Actions together, what languages work best with GitHub Actions, and some use case ideas for GitHub Actions. false full 182 9e89f80f-a06b-425e-bc7a-e5d950da5c18 Episode 181: Stencil with Anthony Guiliano Recording date: April 7, 2022

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  • 04:12 What is Stencil?
  • 06:00 What makes Stencil different?
  • 08:31 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 08:59 Creating your first component
  • 13:14 Why use Stencil?
  • 17:42 What is a design system?
  • 18:40 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 19:43 When is the right place to choose Stencil?
  • 26:53 Why would I integrate Stencil?
  • 30:40 How does Stencil manage state?
  • 33:58 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 28 Apr 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: April 7, 2022

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  • 04:12 What is Stencil?
  • 06:00 What makes Stencil different?
  • 08:31 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 08:59 Creating your first component
  • 13:14 Why use Stencil?
  • 17:42 What is a design system?
  • 18:40 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 19:43 When is the right place to choose Stencil?
  • 26:53 Why would I integrate Stencil?
  • 30:40 How does Stencil manage state?
  • 33:58 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 181: Stencil with Anthony Guiliano John Papa 00:40:17 Anthony Guiliano joins us to chat about what Stencil is? What makes Stencil different? When and why should you use Stencil? And how Stencil manages state? Anthony Guiliano joins us to chat about what Stencil is? What makes Stencil different? When and why should you use Stencil? And how Stencil manages state? true full 181 799acc1f-49af-45f9-94eb-144164dbedfa Episode 180: Functional Web Apps with Simon MacDonald Recording date: 3/31/2002

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  • 00:53 Guest introduction
  • 02:05 What are fuctional web apps?
  • 03:29 Why do we need functional web apps?
  • 07:22 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:25 Do we still need static assets or HTML?
  • 14:05 What's the process to build a form based application?
  • 18:21 It's still faster than pregenerating the data?
  • 20:00 What affects cold starts in JavaScript environments?
  • 22:29 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 23:08 How is this different from microservices?
  • 28:48 Is this more like micro apps than micro services?
  • 30:18 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 21 Apr 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 3/31/2002

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  • 00:53 Guest introduction
  • 02:05 What are fuctional web apps?
  • 03:29 Why do we need functional web apps?
  • 07:22 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:25 Do we still need static assets or HTML?
  • 14:05 What's the process to build a form based application?
  • 18:21 It's still faster than pregenerating the data?
  • 20:00 What affects cold starts in JavaScript environments?
  • 22:29 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 23:08 How is this different from microservices?
  • 28:48 Is this more like micro apps than micro services?
  • 30:18 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 180: Functional Web Apps with Simon MacDonald John Papa 00:32:45 Simon MacDonald educates us on the value of functional web apps. What are functional web apps? Why do we need functional web apps? Do we still need static assets or HTML? How is this different from microservices? Simon MacDonald educates us on the value of functional web apps. What are functional web apps? Why do we need functional web apps? Do we still need static assets or HTML? How is this different from microservices? false full 180 6fa54527-d8c3-47be-b2d7-de5f19aa9ae2 Episode 179: Visual Testing with Ramona Schwering Recording date: Thursday, March 24

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  • 03:05 Guest introduction
  • 05:45 When do I want to use this kind of testing?
  • 08:31 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:34 When do you enable visual testing?
  • 17:03 Can you ignore areas of the display if you don't want it to test?
  • 18:14 How do you test for responsive design?
  • 21:42 What about Applitools?
  • 23:12 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 23:44 When a difference is spotted, how do you work with that?
  • 25:36 What issues have come up when learning about visual testing?
  • 29:36 How do you fit visual testing alongside other testing?
  • 36:03 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 14 Apr 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Thursday, March 24

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  • 03:05 Guest introduction
  • 05:45 When do I want to use this kind of testing?
  • 08:31 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:34 When do you enable visual testing?
  • 17:03 Can you ignore areas of the display if you don't want it to test?
  • 18:14 How do you test for responsive design?
  • 21:42 What about Applitools?
  • 23:12 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 23:44 When a difference is spotted, how do you work with that?
  • 25:36 What issues have come up when learning about visual testing?
  • 29:36 How do you fit visual testing alongside other testing?
  • 36:03 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 179: Visual Testing with Ramona Schwering John Papa 00:41:43 Ramona Schwering introduces us to the idea of visual testing. When should you consider visual testing? Can you ignore pixels for testing? How do you test responsive design? What do you do when an error shows up? How does visual testing sit alongside other forms of testing? Ramona Schwering introduces us to the idea of visual testing. When should you consider visual testing? Can you ignore pixels for testing? How do you test responsive design? What do you do when an error shows up? How does visual testing sit alongside other forms of testing? false full 179 fa280405-a9fe-4847-9d0a-8de9f266f8ca Episode 178: Tailwind CSS with Shawn Wildermuth Recording date: 03/17/2022

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  • 00:50 Diving in to Tailwind
  • 01:35 Guest introduction
  • 03:44 What is Tailwind?
  • 06:04 When does Tailwind work best?
  • 10:32 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 11:07 Tailwind classes and components
  • 17:04 What is flex?
  • 17:41 Pruning your CSS
  • 27:56 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 29:00 How does Tailwind interact with React or TSX?
  • 32:36 Can you use Sass with Tailwind?
  • 33:49 How does Tailwind handle dark or light theming?
  • 36:38 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 7 Apr 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 03/17/2022

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  • 01:35 Guest introduction
  • 03:44 What is Tailwind?
  • 06:04 When does Tailwind work best?
  • 10:32 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 11:07 Tailwind classes and components
  • 17:04 What is flex?
  • 17:41 Pruning your CSS
  • 27:56 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 29:00 How does Tailwind interact with React or TSX?
  • 32:36 Can you use Sass with Tailwind?
  • 33:49 How does Tailwind handle dark or light theming?
  • 36:38 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 178: Tailwind CSS with Shawn Wildermuth John Papa 00:41:20 Shawn Wildermuth talks with us about Tailwind, answering questions about when Tailwind works best, how to think about Tailwind classes and components, how to prune your CSS, how Tailwind interacts with React or TSX, and handling dark or light theming with Tailwind. Shawn Wildermuth talks with us about Tailwind, answering questions about when Tailwind works best, how to think about Tailwind classes and components, how to prune your CSS, how Tailwind interacts with React or TSX, and handling dark or light theming with Tailwind. true full 178 23ec4b22-8365-48a7-bd2f-1bd1684f3799 Episode 177: OSS Sustainability and NPM Module Ecosystem with Matteo Collina Recording date: March 17, 2022

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  • 05:25 Live vs virtual conferences
  • 06:38 npm Ecosystem and Security
  • 09:07 Update on Fastify
  • 12:06 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 12:40 Were you able to start with this process in the beginning of Fastify?
  • 15:30 Front end vs back end concerns
  • 17:20 Serverless vs server based cold starts
  • 22:37 How Fastify helps with security issues
  • 24:05 Why is my npm modules folder so big?
  • 26:56 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 28:01 Vulnerabilities in open source
  • 33:01 What do people who aren't able to code do?
  • 34:01 Security tips for using node

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]]> Thu, 31 Mar 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: March 17, 2022

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  • 05:25 Live vs virtual conferences
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  • 15:30 Front end vs back end concerns
  • 17:20 Serverless vs server based cold starts
  • 22:37 How Fastify helps with security issues
  • 24:05 Why is my npm modules folder so big?
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  • 28:01 Vulnerabilities in open source
  • 33:01 What do people who aren't able to code do?
  • 34:01 Security tips for using node

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]]> Episode 177: OSS Sustainability and NPM Module Ecosystem with Matteo Collina John Papa 00:41:51 Matteo Collina stops by to talk about the npm ecoystem, security, update us on Fastify, front end vs back end concerns, how Fastify helps with security issues, vulnerabilities in open source, and tips for securing node. Matteo Collina stops by to talk about the npm ecoystem, security, update us on Fastify, front end vs back end concerns, how Fastify helps with security issues, vulnerabilities in open source, and tips for securing node. false full 177 991677e0-756e-4748-827e-6ffd567c9a44 Episode 176: Micro Front Ends with Josh Thomas Recording date: March 10, 2022

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  • 04:05 What is Micro Front Ends?
  • 04:37 Why is it simpler?
  • 06:25 What challenge or issue is this solving?
  • 07:30 Is it a good option for existing projects or for new apps?
  • 08:28 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 09:00 What is greenfield vs brownfield?
  • 11:57 What do you pass to micro front ends?
  • 15:15 How do you decide when to break something apart?
  • 16:48 What are some of the difficulties in doing this?
  • 17:54 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 18:53 How does this apply in the mobile web?
  • 20:27 What is modular federation?
  • 25:46 Does it happen for marketing reasons?
  • 30:39 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 24 Mar 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: March 10, 2022

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  • 04:05 What is Micro Front Ends?
  • 04:37 Why is it simpler?
  • 06:25 What challenge or issue is this solving?
  • 07:30 Is it a good option for existing projects or for new apps?
  • 08:28 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 09:00 What is greenfield vs brownfield?
  • 11:57 What do you pass to micro front ends?
  • 15:15 How do you decide when to break something apart?
  • 16:48 What are some of the difficulties in doing this?
  • 17:54 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 18:53 How does this apply in the mobile web?
  • 20:27 What is modular federation?
  • 25:46 Does it happen for marketing reasons?
  • 30:39 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 176: Micro Front Ends with Josh Thomas John Papa 00:33:52 Josh Thomas helps explain Micro Front Ends. Why are they simpler? What issues are micro front ends solving? Whether they're a good option for existing projects or more for new apps? And how do micro front ends work with the mobile web? Josh Thomas helps explain Micro Front Ends. Why are they simpler? What issues are micro front ends solving? Whether they're a good option for existing projects or more for new apps? And how do micro front ends work with the mobile web? false full 176 1b30c637-8aa3-404d-a604-945de43f73a8 Episode 175: Skulpt with Meredydd Luff Recording date: 03/03/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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  • 01:57 Catch us up on Anvil and Skulpt
  • 04:13 How do you avoid HTML & CSS?
  • 06:12 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:22 What is Skulpt?
  • 10:59 Does Skulpt have source maps?
  • 18:50 Running Python in the browser
  • 25:32 Insulating you from other languages
  • 29:52 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 30:29 The story behind putting this all together
  • 40:15 Could it be a way to learn how to program?
  • 44:56 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 17 Mar 2022 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 03/03/2022

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  • 01:57 Catch us up on Anvil and Skulpt
  • 04:13 How do you avoid HTML & CSS?
  • 06:12 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:22 What is Skulpt?
  • 10:59 Does Skulpt have source maps?
  • 18:50 Running Python in the browser
  • 25:32 Insulating you from other languages
  • 29:52 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 30:29 The story behind putting this all together
  • 40:15 Could it be a way to learn how to program?
  • 44:56 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 175: Skulpt with Meredydd Luff John Papa 00:48:01 Meredydd Luff comes for part two to talk about what Skulpt is, how it avoids HTML and CSS, whether Skulpt has source maps, running Python in the browser, and the story behind how it all came together. Meredydd Luff comes for part two to talk about what Skulpt is, how it avoids HTML and CSS, whether Skulpt has source maps, running Python in the browser, and the story behind how it all came together. false full 175 5d45d797-daaa-4051-8b03-423a6ae14b61 Episode 174: Where Should You Go for Authentic Tech Advice? Recording date: Feb 24, 2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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  • 02:35 Where do you go to learn about new technologies?
  • 09:12 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:13 What method do you use to find good educational content?
  • 16:48 Jotai vs. Recoil
  • 22:35 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 23:12 What should a beginner look for?
  • 27:26 John's repo using front end libraries
  • 31:39 Writing docs for new technology
  • 33:57 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 10 Mar 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Feb 24, 2022

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  • 02:35 Where do you go to learn about new technologies?
  • 09:12 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:13 What method do you use to find good educational content?
  • 16:48 Jotai vs. Recoil
  • 22:35 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 23:12 What should a beginner look for?
  • 27:26 John's repo using front end libraries
  • 31:39 Writing docs for new technology
  • 33:57 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 174: Where Should You Go for Authentic Tech Advice? John Papa 00:41:00 All 4 hosts are on talking about where you should look for tech advice when you're starting down the path of learning a new web technology. What methods work? What should you avoid? And how do you write docs for a brand new technology? All 4 hosts are on talking about where you should look for tech advice when you're starting down the path of learning a new web technology. What methods work? What should you avoid? And how do you write docs for a brand new technology? false full 174 f7b8e5b5-6e26-4c90-a180-04ba7b9a34ce Episode 173: Getting the Best out of TypeScript with Maina Wyclyffe Recording date: Feb 17, 2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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Maina Wyclyffe @mwycliffe_dev

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  • 01:03 Ward's haircut
  • 02:06 Guest introduction
  • 03:40 What made you want to use TypeScript?
  • 05:51 How do you decide when to use TypeScript?
  • 09:08 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:07 How do you deal with null in TypeScript?
  • 14:37 Are TypeScript enums are bad?
  • 20:12 What are your pet peeves in TypeScript?
  • 21:36 Sponsor: Nx
  • 22:12 What's your second pest peeve?
  • 27:25 Why would you create a type from another type?
  • 35:52 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 3 Mar 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Feb 17, 2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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  • 01:03 Ward's haircut
  • 02:06 Guest introduction
  • 03:40 What made you want to use TypeScript?
  • 05:51 How do you decide when to use TypeScript?
  • 09:08 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:07 How do you deal with null in TypeScript?
  • 14:37 Are TypeScript enums are bad?
  • 20:12 What are your pet peeves in TypeScript?
  • 21:36 Sponsor: Nx
  • 22:12 What's your second pest peeve?
  • 27:25 Why would you create a type from another type?
  • 35:52 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 173: Getting the Best out of TypeScript with Maina Wyclyffe John Papa 00:37:01 Maina Wyclyffe talks with us about how to write better TypeScript. How does he decide when to use TypeScript? How do you deal with null? Are TypeScript enums bad? What are our pet peeves in TypeScript? And thoughts on creating a type from another type. Maina Wyclyffe talks with us about how to write better TypeScript. How does he decide when to use TypeScript? How do you deal with null? Are TypeScript enums bad? What are our pet peeves in TypeScript? And thoughts on creating a type from another type. false full 173 64de139e-b968-46c6-bb79-7b9216455324 Episode 172: Becoming A Tech Author During The Pandemic with Aristeidis Bampakos Recording date: 2022-02-10

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  • 01:48 Guest introduction
  • 03:19 How did you get started in teaching Angular?
  • 08:12 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:16 How did you schedule writing about Angular?
  • 11:52 How did you decide when to write a book?
  • 14:52 Dan's intro to tech story
  • 17:17 Craig's origin story
  • 18:02 What lessons did you learn on your journey?
  • 24:14 Any tips for people procrastinating?
  • 25:23 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 26:02 Craig's tips for dealing with procrastination
  • 31:34 What are your motivations for writing?
  • 33:21 What was the process for a second book?
  • 36:03 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 24 Feb 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2022-02-10

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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  • 01:48 Guest introduction
  • 03:19 How did you get started in teaching Angular?
  • 08:12 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:16 How did you schedule writing about Angular?
  • 11:52 How did you decide when to write a book?
  • 14:52 Dan's intro to tech story
  • 17:17 Craig's origin story
  • 18:02 What lessons did you learn on your journey?
  • 24:14 Any tips for people procrastinating?
  • 25:23 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 26:02 Craig's tips for dealing with procrastination
  • 31:34 What are your motivations for writing?
  • 33:21 What was the process for a second book?
  • 36:03 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 172: Becoming A Tech Author During The Pandemic with Aristeidis Bampakos John Papa 00:40:26 Aristeidis Bampakos has written books and blog posts on Angular and he joins us to talk about his tips for writing, including how he decided to write a book, what lessons he learned in the process, and tips for dealing with procrastination. Aristeidis Bampakos has written books and blog posts on Angular and he joins us to talk about his tips for writing, including how he decided to write a book, what lessons he learned in the process, and tips for dealing with procrastination. false full 172 6c062b41-a694-4f77-a283-fb84478309d5 Episode 171: Stop worrying about JavaScript frameworks with Sasha Shynkevich Recording date: 2/3/2022

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  • 06:45 Sponsor: Narwhal Nx
  • 07:17 Who are the people who don't know what to do?
  • 11:24 How do you help people pick technologies?
  • 19:41 What is the state of Javascript?
  • 22:32 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 23:42 How do you know if a framework is a good one to run with?
  • 26:06 How do you find community to learn?
  • 28:36 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 17 Feb 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2/3/2022

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  • 02:20 How did you get into this topic?
  • 06:45 Sponsor: Narwhal Nx
  • 07:17 Who are the people who don't know what to do?
  • 11:24 How do you help people pick technologies?
  • 19:41 What is the state of Javascript?
  • 22:32 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 23:42 How do you know if a framework is a good one to run with?
  • 26:06 How do you find community to learn?
  • 28:36 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 171: Stop worrying about JavaScript frameworks with Sasha Shynkevich John Papa 00:35:29 Sasha Shynkevich talks with us about how to pick a JavaScript framework, and stop worrying about if you're picking the right JavaScript framework, how to find a community to learn with, and how to know what's good and what's not? Sasha Shynkevich talks with us about how to pick a JavaScript framework, and stop worrying about if you're picking the right JavaScript framework, how to find a community to learn with, and how to know what's good and what's not? false full 171 3b827715-c19e-4848-b0c8-3ce2bab233da Episode 170: Building a Web App with SvelteKit with Domenik Reitzner Recording date: Jan 27, 2022

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  • 02:41 Guest introduction
  • 03:49 What problem were you trying to solve?
  • 05:24 How did the store app end up working?
  • 08:13 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 08:53 What are the technologies used?
  • 10:33 How did you design the app?
  • 13:24 Does throwing more people on a project help?
  • 14:12 Did Svelte help you meet your goal?
  • 19:34 How much overhead does Typescript add?
  • 20:53 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 21:59 What went wrong with the project?
  • 23:38 Did GitLab make it more efficient?
  • 24:26 What role did Azure static web apps play?
  • 28:16 What's in SvelteKit that helped?
  • 32:00 How does routing work with SvelteKit?
  • 42:46 How does SvelteKit manage Stores?

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]]> Thu, 10 Feb 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Jan 27, 2022

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  • 02:41 Guest introduction
  • 03:49 What problem were you trying to solve?
  • 05:24 How did the store app end up working?
  • 08:13 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 08:53 What are the technologies used?
  • 10:33 How did you design the app?
  • 13:24 Does throwing more people on a project help?
  • 14:12 Did Svelte help you meet your goal?
  • 19:34 How much overhead does Typescript add?
  • 20:53 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 21:59 What went wrong with the project?
  • 23:38 Did GitLab make it more efficient?
  • 24:26 What role did Azure static web apps play?
  • 28:16 What's in SvelteKit that helped?
  • 32:00 How does routing work with SvelteKit?
  • 42:46 How does SvelteKit manage Stores?

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]]> Episode 170: Building a Web App with SvelteKit with Domenik Reitzner John Papa 00:48:17 Domenik Reitzner returns to talk about his experiences building an app with SvelteKit. How did Svelte help meet their goals for the app? What went wrong with the project? How much overhead did TypeScript add? What other technologies did they use? Domenik Reitzner returns to talk about his experiences building an app with SvelteKit. How did Svelte help meet their goals for the app? What went wrong with the project? How much overhead did TypeScript add? What other technologies did they use? false full 170 a67cd8c8-4e15-4c4c-b06b-c9d9b26a3e27 Episode 169: Vue and all Things JavaScript/TypeScript with Shawn Wildermuth Recording date: 1/20/2022

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Shawn Wildermuth @ShawnWildermuth

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  • 02:37 Guest introduction
  • 05:16 What's up with Vue?
  • 07:11 What's a SPA?
  • 11:05 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:09 What's the options API?
  • 16:12 Does the composition API make it difficult to get into Vue?
  • 19:23 What's the Humanitarian Toolbox?
  • 25:27 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:25 Composition API
  • 29:13 Where can people learn more about Vue?
  • 30:37 What is Hello World Films?

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]]> Thu, 3 Feb 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 1/20/2022

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  • 05:16 What's up with Vue?
  • 07:11 What's a SPA?
  • 11:05 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:09 What's the options API?
  • 16:12 Does the composition API make it difficult to get into Vue?
  • 19:23 What's the Humanitarian Toolbox?
  • 25:27 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:25 Composition API
  • 29:13 Where can people learn more about Vue?
  • 30:37 What is Hello World Films?

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]]> Episode 169: Vue and all Things JavaScript/TypeScript with Shawn Wildermuth John Papa 00:37:13 Shawn Wildermuth talks with us about Vue, the options API, composition API, and the Humanitarian Toolbox. We also get to talk about his film work with Hello World Films. Shawn Wildermuth talks with us about Vue, the options API, composition API, and the Humanitarian Toolbox. We also get to talk about his film work with Hello World Films. false full 169 b6b76e69-bc8d-4eb1-9610-482e36846656 Episode 168: Create web apps using Firebase with Ankit Sharma Recording date: 01/13/2022

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  • 04:10 Guest introduction
  • 04:57 What is Firebase?
  • 06:36 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 07:17 Our experiences with Firebase
  • 09:20 What kind of applications is Firebase good for?
  • 12:39 Is Firebase easier to use than competitors?
  • 16:45 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 17:48 How does Firebase integrate with SQL databases?
  • 18:55 What's Firebase best used for?
  • 23:38 Where should someone get started with Firebase?
  • 25:35 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 27 Jan 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 01/13/2022

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Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Ankit Sharma @AnkitSharma_007

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  • 04:10 Guest introduction
  • 04:57 What is Firebase?
  • 06:36 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 07:17 Our experiences with Firebase
  • 09:20 What kind of applications is Firebase good for?
  • 12:39 Is Firebase easier to use than competitors?
  • 16:45 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 17:48 How does Firebase integrate with SQL databases?
  • 18:55 What's Firebase best used for?
  • 23:38 Where should someone get started with Firebase?
  • 25:35 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 168: Create web apps using Firebase with Ankit Sharma John Papa 00:30:30 We're joined by Ankit Sharma to talk about Firebase. What is Firebase? What kinds of applications is Firebase good for? Is Firebase easier to use than it's competitors? How does Firebase integrate with SQL databases? And where should someone go to get started with Firebase? We're joined by Ankit Sharma to talk about Firebase. What is Firebase? What kinds of applications is Firebase good for? Is Firebase easier to use than it's competitors? How does Firebase integrate with SQL databases? And where should someone go to get started with Firebase? false full 168 4d97c14f-5685-4033-ae18-7a80f37f469b Episode 167: Anvil with Meredydd Luff Recording date: 01/06/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

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Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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  • 01:11 Guest introduction
  • 01:59 How did you get started with Anvil?
  • 09:28 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:34 What's the elevator pitch for Anvil?
  • 12:32 Am I writing logic in multiple places?
  • 18:29 Are you implementing another framework or what's happening?
  • 23:46 Can I use just Python in a project?
  • 25:42 What do you think of Blazer?
  • 29:33 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:38 How does Python work in the browser?
  • 32:55 Options for running Python in the browser
  • 38:52 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 20 Jan 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 01/06/2022

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Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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  • 01:11 Guest introduction
  • 01:59 How did you get started with Anvil?
  • 09:28 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:34 What's the elevator pitch for Anvil?
  • 12:32 Am I writing logic in multiple places?
  • 18:29 Are you implementing another framework or what's happening?
  • 23:46 Can I use just Python in a project?
  • 25:42 What do you think of Blazer?
  • 29:33 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:38 How does Python work in the browser?
  • 32:55 Options for running Python in the browser
  • 38:52 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 167: Anvil with Meredydd Luff John Papa 00:45:10 Meredydd tells us all about Anvil, including how he got started with Anvil, what the elevator pitch is for Anvil, whether it's just another framework, how Anvil works to enable you to use Python, and what options there are for running Python in the browser. Meredydd tells us all about Anvil, including how he got started with Anvil, what the elevator pitch is for Anvil, whether it's just another framework, how Anvil works to enable you to use Python, and what options there are for running Python in the browser. true full 167 2a718161-e8f1-4481-9d31-be2cbaf166a6 Episode 166: Creating Your First GitHub Contributions with Santosh Yadav Recording date: Dec 30, 2021

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  • 03:46 Guest introduction
  • 04:30 What's GitHub star?
  • 06:49 Advice for getting started on open source?
  • 08:24 Why should someone get involved in contributing to open source?
  • 10:38 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 11:18 What's Google Summer of Code?
  • 15:22 Git vs GitHub?
  • 19:47 What's cloning, pulling, pushing?
  • 21:38 Marker 10
  • 21:59 How do I make my first contribution to a repo?
  • 23:23 What's a fork?
  • 24:56 What's a clone?
  • 25:34 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 26:39 How do I fix the code?
  • 28:23 Editing on GitHub
  • 31:03 What are Codespaces?
  • 35:43 Using GitHub dev online
  • 38:20 What's a pull request?
  • 40:36 What got you excited about coding?
  • 46:36 What is a Push?

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]]> Thu, 13 Jan 2022 12:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Dec 30, 2021

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  • 00:53 Wards M1 purchase
  • 03:46 Guest introduction
  • 04:30 What's GitHub star?
  • 06:49 Advice for getting started on open source?
  • 08:24 Why should someone get involved in contributing to open source?
  • 10:38 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 11:18 What's Google Summer of Code?
  • 15:22 Git vs GitHub?
  • 19:47 What's cloning, pulling, pushing?
  • 21:38 Marker 10
  • 21:59 How do I make my first contribution to a repo?
  • 23:23 What's a fork?
  • 24:56 What's a clone?
  • 25:34 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 26:39 How do I fix the code?
  • 28:23 Editing on GitHub
  • 31:03 What are Codespaces?
  • 35:43 Using GitHub dev online
  • 38:20 What's a pull request?
  • 40:36 What got you excited about coding?
  • 46:36 What is a Push?

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]]> Episode 166: Creating Your First GitHub Contributions with Santosh Yadav John Papa 00:50:25 Santosh Yadav walks us through how to get started contributing to open source projects, including what is GitHub? What's a fork, clone, push, or pull? How do you know if you can help? And why should you get involved in working on open source? Santosh Yadav walks us through how to get started contributing to open source projects, including what is GitHub? What's a fork, clone, push, or pull? How do you know if you can help? And why should you get involved in working on open source? false full 166 810fb085-d1a9-47a8-ab1e-9413aae101c5 Episode 165: Setting up Enterprise Frontend for Success Recording date: Dec 16, 2021

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  • 00:56 Guest introduction
  • 03:18 What's the benefit to setting apps up for front end success?
  • 08:31 Team communication
  • 09:39 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:43 Don't silo your teams
  • 13:21 Why do I need monorepos?
  • 16:49 Why is feature flagging important?
  • 19:17 How do you start creating feature flags?
  • 23:01 What is trunk based development?
  • 32:09 Setting expectations for PRs
  • 34:45 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 35:47 What is automatic help?
  • 37:42 Testing and quality
  • 39:34 Are there different areas of an app that need more testing?
  • 42:34 New feature plans
  • 45:59 Daily releases

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]]> Thu, 6 Jan 2022 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Dec 16, 2021

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  • 03:18 What's the benefit to setting apps up for front end success?
  • 08:31 Team communication
  • 09:39 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:43 Don't silo your teams
  • 13:21 Why do I need monorepos?
  • 16:49 Why is feature flagging important?
  • 19:17 How do you start creating feature flags?
  • 23:01 What is trunk based development?
  • 32:09 Setting expectations for PRs
  • 34:45 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 35:47 What is automatic help?
  • 37:42 Testing and quality
  • 39:34 Are there different areas of an app that need more testing?
  • 42:34 New feature plans
  • 45:59 Daily releases

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]]> Episode 165: Setting up Enterprise Frontend for Success John Papa 00:56:34 Alex Okrushko talks with us about his recommended 9 ways to setting app development up for front end success, including monorepos, feature flagging, trunk based development, better PRs, automatic help, testing, feature plans, and daily releases. Alex Okrushko talks with us about his recommended 9 ways to setting app development up for front end success, including monorepos, feature flagging, trunk based development, better PRs, automatic help, testing, feature plans, and daily releases. false full 165 4136bef1-6679-4410-9b01-2e3d6228b59f Episode 164: Rising, Stumbling and Getting Up Again: Life as a Tech Manager Recording date: Dec 9, 2021

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  • 04:27 Becoming a manager in tech
  • 06:52 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:57 What's the advantages of being a tech manager?
  • 08:51 Why be a people manager?
  • 12:06 How do you prepare for management?
  • 13:23 Any resources that worked for you?
  • 17:13 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 18:09 How do people skills factor into management?
  • 22:21 How would someone be ready for a leadership role?
  • 27:29 How do you communicate with your team vs supervisors?
  • 32:50 How do you make sure everyone's contributing to the same goal?
  • 36:06 Final thoughts

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  • 04:27 Becoming a manager in tech
  • 06:52 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:57 What's the advantages of being a tech manager?
  • 08:51 Why be a people manager?
  • 12:06 How do you prepare for management?
  • 13:23 Any resources that worked for you?
  • 17:13 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 18:09 How do people skills factor into management?
  • 22:21 How would someone be ready for a leadership role?
  • 27:29 How do you communicate with your team vs supervisors?
  • 32:50 How do you make sure everyone's contributing to the same goal?
  • 36:06 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 164: Rising, Stumbling and Getting Up Again: Life as a Tech Manager John Papa 00:41:43 Andre Young talked with us about becoming a manager in tech, how to prepare for working in management, resources that have worked for him, how someone could get ready to become a manager, and communicating with your team and supervisors on larger projects. Andre Young talked with us about becoming a manager in tech, how to prepare for working in management, resources that have worked for him, how someone could get ready to become a manager, and communicating with your team and supervisors on larger projects. false full 164 89952bf3-122e-40ca-8ec0-679c53b172d0 Episode 163: Theme Park Technology Recording date: Nov 19, 2021

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  • 00:37 Topic introduction
  • 01:55 Technology is everywhere at theme parks
  • 03:30 E Tickets
  • 04:38 What system has the biggest influence on your experience?
  • 06:55 Have you ever seen a purple light?
  • 07:42 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:44 The Magic bands
  • 12:29 It all starts on the web site
  • 16:06 Using semantic HTML
  • 18:55 Communicating with backend systems
  • 21:24 Dealing with edge cases
  • 24:38 What about the mobile app?
  • 29:20 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:22 Phones and Watches to unlock
  • 31:52 Technology inside the park
  • 35:59 Purchasing systems
  • 37:01 The poop app
  • 39:10 Food and restaurants

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]]> Thu, 9 Dec 2021 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Nov 19, 2021

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  • 01:55 Technology is everywhere at theme parks
  • 03:30 E Tickets
  • 04:38 What system has the biggest influence on your experience?
  • 06:55 Have you ever seen a purple light?
  • 07:42 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:44 The Magic bands
  • 12:29 It all starts on the web site
  • 16:06 Using semantic HTML
  • 18:55 Communicating with backend systems
  • 21:24 Dealing with edge cases
  • 24:38 What about the mobile app?
  • 29:20 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:22 Phones and Watches to unlock
  • 31:52 Technology inside the park
  • 35:59 Purchasing systems
  • 37:01 The poop app
  • 39:10 Food and restaurants

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]]> Episode 163: Theme Park Technology John Papa 00:45:36 John and Craig talk all about the technology you might interact with before and during a visit to a theme park like Disney or Universal Studios. From E-tickets, the color of a light when you swipe your arm band, dealing with edge cases, to tracking animal's bowel movements - technology is everywhere at theme parks. John and Craig talk all about the technology you might interact with before and during a visit to a theme park like Disney or Universal Studios. From E-tickets, the color of a light when you swipe your arm band, dealing with edge cases, to tracking animal's bowel movements - technology is everywhere at theme parks. false full 163 1b72c57c-1314-4339-8718-0890e35b508e Episode 162: Life outside code with Mark Thompson Recording date: Nov 18, 2021

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  • 02:49 Guest introduction
  • 04:48 What was your talk about at Ngconf?
  • 07:29 The relationship between hobby and money
  • 09:21 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 10:06 What does life outside of code mean to you?
  • 17:18 Are these seasons in our lives?
  • 28:44 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 29:51 People are different - what does life outside of code mean now?

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  • 02:49 Guest introduction
  • 04:48 What was your talk about at Ngconf?
  • 07:29 The relationship between hobby and money
  • 09:21 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 10:06 What does life outside of code mean to you?
  • 17:18 Are these seasons in our lives?
  • 28:44 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 29:51 People are different - what does life outside of code mean now?

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]]> Episode 162: Life outside code with Mark Thompson John Papa 00:36:08 Mark Thompson shares his thoughts on what life is like outside of code, the relationship between a hobby and earning a living, recognizing what's important to you vs what's important to others, and how people are at different stages of their lives and careers affects what's important to them. Mark Thompson shares his thoughts on what life is like outside of code, the relationship between a hobby and earning a living, recognizing what's important to you vs what's important to others, and how people are at different stages of their lives and careers affects what's important to them. false full 162 585bb542-8bfb-476e-8396-5ac2f5006360 Episode 161: Searching for a Job with Laurie Barth Recording date: Nov 11, 2021

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  • 01:27 Our first jobs
  • 03:27 Guest introduction
  • 06:32 What is it like to search for a job?
  • 08:16 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:21 Is it a good idea to look around at job options?
  • 13:39 Everyone makes mistakes
  • 17:17 Elon Musks interview process
  • 21:47 Are open ended questions good to ask in interviews?
  • 26:18 It really depends on where in your career you are
  • 30:31 How do you know when to say you don't know?
  • 32:39 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 33:37 Getting a job at Netflix
  • 37:22 How do you figure out if you're a good fit
  • 41:03 Don't ask "why you quit your last job?"
  • 43:03 Should we care about education level?
  • 44:43 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 25 Nov 2021 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Nov 11, 2021

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  • 01:27 Our first jobs
  • 03:27 Guest introduction
  • 06:32 What is it like to search for a job?
  • 08:16 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:21 Is it a good idea to look around at job options?
  • 13:39 Everyone makes mistakes
  • 17:17 Elon Musks interview process
  • 21:47 Are open ended questions good to ask in interviews?
  • 26:18 It really depends on where in your career you are
  • 30:31 How do you know when to say you don't know?
  • 32:39 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 33:37 Getting a job at Netflix
  • 37:22 How do you figure out if you're a good fit
  • 41:03 Don't ask "why you quit your last job?"
  • 43:03 Should we care about education level?
  • 44:43 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 161: Searching for a Job with Laurie Barth John Papa 00:55:31 Laurie Barth joins us to talk about her experience of looking for and applying for a job. What it's like in 2021 to search for a job? How do you know when to say you don't know? How do you figure out if you're a good fit for a job? And should employers care about education? Laurie Barth joins us to talk about her experience of looking for and applying for a job. What it's like in 2021 to search for a job? How do you know when to say you don't know? How do you figure out if you're a good fit for a job? And should employers care about education? false full 161 0e83e80e-dd7f-4bbb-a351-0c9870e58225 Episode 160: FullerStack with Val Neekman Recording date: 11/04/2021

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  • 00:54 Guest introduction
  • 01:56 What is FullerStack?
  • 07:19 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 08:04 Are you doing end to end data management?
  • 10:50 How does the app detect changes?
  • 12:28 Do you have patterns for building components?
  • 17:52 Who is the target audience for FullerStack?
  • 22:13 What is dark mode?
  • 23:05 What is the SEO story for FullerStack?
  • 33:12 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 34:22 What else is like FullerStack?
  • 38:13 What applications can you point to that have used FullerStack?
  • 40:20 Can developers change some settings?
  • 41:35 How do you hope to support FullerStack?
  • 42:36 Final thoughts

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  • 00:54 Guest introduction
  • 01:56 What is FullerStack?
  • 07:19 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 08:04 Are you doing end to end data management?
  • 10:50 How does the app detect changes?
  • 12:28 Do you have patterns for building components?
  • 17:52 Who is the target audience for FullerStack?
  • 22:13 What is dark mode?
  • 23:05 What is the SEO story for FullerStack?
  • 33:12 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 34:22 What else is like FullerStack?
  • 38:13 What applications can you point to that have used FullerStack?
  • 40:20 Can developers change some settings?
  • 41:35 How do you hope to support FullerStack?
  • 42:36 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 160: FullerStack with Val Neekman John Papa 00:47:53 Val Neekman talks about FullerStack which is an open source dashboard powered by Angular for the frontend and NestJS for the backend. What is FullerStack? How does the app detect changes? Who is the target audience for FullerStack? And how does Val hope to support FullerStack? Val Neekman talks about FullerStack which is an open source dashboard powered by Angular for the frontend and NestJS for the backend. What is FullerStack? How does the app detect changes? Who is the target audience for FullerStack? And how does Val hope to support FullerStack? false full 160 b530a5f2-1dcb-42b7-823e-cc3971e3fae9 Episode 159: Do Mobile Web with Your Preferred Web Stack with Max Lynch Recording date: Oct 21, 2021

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  • 01:15 Guest introduction
  • 04:26 How would you build Ted Lasso's Bantr
  • 07:31 Is Android easier to develop for?
  • 08:44 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:42 What tools and options are there to start with Ionic?
  • 15:23 Which framework is most used these days?
  • 18:07 How are APIs being hosted?
  • 22:07 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:06 What is the devops process?
  • 31:23 Where do you see mobile vs non-mobile in the future?
  • 34:15 What do you recommend for routing?
  • 39:19 Final thoughts

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  • 04:26 How would you build Ted Lasso's Bantr
  • 07:31 Is Android easier to develop for?
  • 08:44 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:42 What tools and options are there to start with Ionic?
  • 15:23 Which framework is most used these days?
  • 18:07 How are APIs being hosted?
  • 22:07 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 23:06 What is the devops process?
  • 31:23 Where do you see mobile vs non-mobile in the future?
  • 34:15 What do you recommend for routing?
  • 39:19 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 159: Do Mobile Web with Your Preferred Web Stack with Max Lynch John Papa 00:44:15 How would you build Ted Lasso's Bantr app? Max Lynch talks with us about developing the mobile web and what tools are available to start with Ionic. Which frameworks is he seeing these days? How are APIs handled? And where does he see mobile vs non-mobile in the future? How would you build Ted Lasso's Bantr app? Max Lynch talks with us about developing the mobile web and what tools are available to start with Ionic. Which frameworks is he seeing these days? How are APIs handled? And where does he see mobile vs non-mobile in the future? false full 159 a9a78be4-4a8c-4055-a926-c25b0d86a63b Episode 158: Svelte and Elder.js with Nick Reese Recording date: Oct 15, 2021

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  • 01:54 Guest introduction
  • 02:22 What is Elder.js and why?
  • 08:14 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:19 What are short codes in Svelte?
  • 15:00 Where does Elder.js fit with Sveltekit?
  • 17:35 What is hydration on a website?
  • 21:14 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 21:54 How do you figure out if your site is interactive enough for hydration?
  • 30:13 How does someone get started with Elder.js?
  • 38:52 Final thoughts

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  • 01:54 Guest introduction
  • 02:22 What is Elder.js and why?
  • 08:14 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:19 What are short codes in Svelte?
  • 15:00 Where does Elder.js fit with Sveltekit?
  • 17:35 What is hydration on a website?
  • 21:14 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 21:54 How do you figure out if your site is interactive enough for hydration?
  • 30:13 How does someone get started with Elder.js?
  • 38:52 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 158: Svelte and Elder.js with Nick Reese John Papa 00:46:02 Nick Reese chats with us about what Elder.js is and why would someone use it for development? What are short codes and how do they benefit development in Svelte? How does Elder.js fit alongside Sveltekit? And how does hydration work with Elder.js? Nick Reese chats with us about what Elder.js is and why would someone use it for development? What are short codes and how do they benefit development in Svelte? How does Elder.js fit alongside Sveltekit? And how does hydration work with Elder.js? false full 158 d737bf6e-f071-4ee1-a9ba-3ccf24e77d99 Episode 157: Building StackBlitz with Eric Simmons Recording date: 2021-10-07

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]]> Episode 157: Building StackBlitz with Eric Simmons John Papa 00:45:27 We're chatting with Eric Simmons about the experience of building StackBlitz, how they handled C++ issues, what hcanges can be done in a web container, how do you access files and move them around in StackBlitz, and what some of the issues and joys of building StackBlitz were? We're chatting with Eric Simmons about the experience of building StackBlitz, how they handled C++ issues, what hcanges can be done in a web container, how do you access files and move them around in StackBlitz, and what some of the issues and joys of building StackBlitz were? false full 157 31868008-7b56-4fc2-8bbe-742a26a2f4d6 Episode 156: Cloud DBs with Natalia Venditto Recording date: 10/01/2021

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  • 01:43 Guest introduction
  • 03:36 How do you think about databases in 2021?
  • 09:27 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:30 How do you break out various databases and when to use them?
  • 17:41 Databases in the cloud
  • 20:26 Stories of successful database decisions
  • 25:03 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 25:48 What kinds of issues did you have?
  • 28:51 Do we evolve past data schemas?
  • 36:01 What about relational integrity?
  • 38:33 When should I choose to go with MongoDB?
  • 41:16 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 21 Oct 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 10/01/2021

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  • 01:43 Guest introduction
  • 03:36 How do you think about databases in 2021?
  • 09:27 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:30 How do you break out various databases and when to use them?
  • 17:41 Databases in the cloud
  • 20:26 Stories of successful database decisions
  • 25:03 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 25:48 What kinds of issues did you have?
  • 28:51 Do we evolve past data schemas?
  • 36:01 What about relational integrity?
  • 38:33 When should I choose to go with MongoDB?
  • 41:16 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 156: Cloud DBs with Natalia Venditto John Papa 00:47:33 Natalia Venditto helps us understand databases in 2021 with conversations about which databases to use, the arrival of databases in the cloud, stories of good database decisions, and how to deal with relational integrity. Natalia Venditto helps us understand databases in 2021 with conversations about which databases to use, the arrival of databases in the cloud, stories of good database decisions, and how to deal with relational integrity. true full 156 946fbe52-ae3a-4a7f-88aa-8c1aa0975f69 Episode 155: Building a Technology Radar with Maria Korneeva Recording date: 9/21/2021

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  • 05:47 What is a front end strategy?
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  • 16:50 Is a front end strategy a formal thing?
  • 22:36 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 23:38 What is your technology radar?
  • 33:54 How much does competency play a factor?
  • 37:54 Final Thoughts

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]]> Thu, 14 Oct 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 9/21/2021

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  • 05:13 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 05:47 What is a front end strategy?
  • 09:10 How do you evaluate new technologies?
  • 16:50 Is a front end strategy a formal thing?
  • 22:36 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 23:38 What is your technology radar?
  • 33:54 How much does competency play a factor?
  • 37:54 Final Thoughts

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]]> Episode 155: Building a Technology Radar with Maria Korneeva John Papa 00:43:25 Maria Korneeva joins us to talk about how to build a technology radar for your business or project. What is a front end strategy? How do you evaluate new techonlogies? Is a front end strategy a formal thing? And how much does competency play a factor? Maria Korneeva joins us to talk about how to build a technology radar for your business or project. What is a front end strategy? How do you evaluate new techonlogies? Is a front end strategy a formal thing? And how much does competency play a factor? false full 155 8517681a-5f99-40df-8ce3-304e503c87d7 Episode 154: Theming and Accessibility with Angular Components with Emma Twersky Recording date: Sep 16, 2021

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  • 02:46 Guest introduction
  • 04:03 What is Angular?
  • 05:34 What is the CDK?
  • 06:20 Why anti-carousel?
  • 10:13 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 10:52 The importance of theming and components
  • 13:26 What's the biggest struggle with accessibility?
  • 16:54 What are core web vitals?
  • 21:24 How do you design components for hearing disabilities?
  • 28:36 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 29:42 How do teams incorporate accessibility in projects?
  • 34:11 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 7 Oct 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Sep 16, 2021

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  • 05:34 What is the CDK?
  • 06:20 Why anti-carousel?
  • 10:13 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 10:52 The importance of theming and components
  • 13:26 What's the biggest struggle with accessibility?
  • 16:54 What are core web vitals?
  • 21:24 How do you design components for hearing disabilities?
  • 28:36 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 29:42 How do teams incorporate accessibility in projects?
  • 34:11 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 154: Theming and Accessibility with Angular Components with Emma Twersky John Papa 00:38:49 Emma Twersky talks with us about Angular, the Angular CDK, why she's anti-carousel, the importance of theming and components, what some of the struggles with accessibility are, how to design components for hearing, and suggestions for teams building with accessibility in projects. Emma Twersky talks with us about Angular, the Angular CDK, why she's anti-carousel, the importance of theming and components, what some of the struggles with accessibility are, how to design components for hearing, and suggestions for teams building with accessibility in projects. false full 154 5500813b-efaa-4466-b1e4-d8605af8b5ec Episode 153: Single Page Application vs Multi Page Application with Rich Harris Recording date: Sep 14, 2021

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  • 08:22 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:34 What role does server rendering play?
  • 12:17 What is client side hydration?
  • 15:22 What's the state of modern tooling?
  • 20:46 The only reason to choose an MPA is...
  • 26:19 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 26:52 What is the next evolution of this?
  • 36:17 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 30 Sep 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Sep 14, 2021

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  • 08:22 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:34 What role does server rendering play?
  • 12:17 What is client side hydration?
  • 15:22 What's the state of modern tooling?
  • 20:46 The only reason to choose an MPA is...
  • 26:19 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 26:52 What is the next evolution of this?
  • 36:17 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 153: Single Page Application vs Multi Page Application with Rich Harris John Papa 00:40:00 Rich Harris talks about the differences between a SPA and MPA, what role the server rendering plays, what client side hydration is, and the state of modern tooling for developing SPA or MPA. He also shares his thoughts on the evolution of SPA / MPA. Rich Harris talks about the differences between a SPA and MPA, what role the server rendering plays, what client side hydration is, and the state of modern tooling for developing SPA or MPA. He also shares his thoughts on the evolution of SPA / MPA. false full 153 ad62f8c3-a4e0-463c-9b68-453846f2dcf4 Episode 152: Creating a Successful Front-End Onboarding Plan with Dana Yudelevich Recording date: Sep 9, 2021

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  • 01:09 Weather updates
  • 03:36 Guest introduction
  • 05:11 Why is onboarding important?
  • 08:42 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 09:18 Setting people up for success
  • 11:46 What are some of the hangups with onboarding?
  • 13:48 Is there a guide to how to start onboarding?
  • 23:27 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 24:32 What is Notion?
  • 27:24 How to help people feel a part of the team?
  • 33:21 What if someone needs to work on a feature right away?
  • 37:30 Do you use videos, text, or what tools?
  • 39:24 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 23 Sep 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Sep 9, 2021

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  • 05:11 Why is onboarding important?
  • 08:42 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 09:18 Setting people up for success
  • 11:46 What are some of the hangups with onboarding?
  • 13:48 Is there a guide to how to start onboarding?
  • 23:27 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 24:32 What is Notion?
  • 27:24 How to help people feel a part of the team?
  • 33:21 What if someone needs to work on a feature right away?
  • 37:30 Do you use videos, text, or what tools?
  • 39:24 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 152: Creating a Successful Front-End Onboarding Plan with Dana Yudelevich John Papa 00:45:26 Dana Yudelevich talks with us about the tips, tools, and advice for onboarding new team members. Why is onboarding important? How do you set people up for success? Are there any guides or tools Dana recommends for onboarding? And what is Notion? Dana Yudelevich talks with us about the tips, tools, and advice for onboarding new team members. Why is onboarding important? How do you set people up for success? Are there any guides or tools Dana recommends for onboarding? And what is Notion? false full 152 99ccc48a-5d89-4a62-885e-031d41f8f0c2 Episode 151: Engineering Technology from Idea to Release Recording date: Sep 2, 2021

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  • 05:00 What is a static web app?
  • 09:09 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:16 Whatt was the first line of code that was written?
  • 13:14 What's a control plane and a data plane?
  • 15:04 What are some challenges you faced developing this?
  • 23:58 Marker 7
  • 28:50 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 29:31 Did you start from scratch or use the existing Routes.Json file?
  • 31:09 What was the timeframe and how did you gather feedback?
  • 34:11 What advice would you have for someone building a product?
  • 36:24 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 16 Sep 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Sep 2, 2021

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  • 09:09 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:16 Whatt was the first line of code that was written?
  • 13:14 What's a control plane and a data plane?
  • 15:04 What are some challenges you faced developing this?
  • 23:58 Marker 7
  • 28:50 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 29:31 Did you start from scratch or use the existing Routes.Json file?
  • 31:09 What was the timeframe and how did you gather feedback?
  • 34:11 What advice would you have for someone building a product?
  • 36:24 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 151: Engineering Technology from Idea to Release John Papa 00:41:58 Mitali Karmarkar talks with us about working on Azure Static Web Apps. What is a static web app? What was the first line of code written? Where were some challenges faced developing it? Moving from beta to live, and how they gathered feedback. And advice for anyone building a product in 2021. Mitali Karmarkar talks with us about working on Azure Static Web Apps. What is a static web app? What was the first line of code written? Where were some challenges faced developing it? Moving from beta to live, and how they gathered feedback. And advice for anyone building a product in 2021. false full 151 35721bf6-7982-4ba2-8aa4-69a16b71b821 Episode 150: Svelte Tools and Svelte Society Recording date: 8/24/2021

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  • 03:00 What is Svelte Society?
  • 09:13 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:19 What has you excited about Svelte?
  • 12:54 Documentation is part of the product
  • 14:40 What role does Vite play?
  • 19:17 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 19:56 Svelte Tooling
  • 24:37 Svelte and VS Code
  • 26:11 How development works with Svelte
  • 28:16 How do you test with Svelte?
  • 31:35 Where can people go for help with Svelte?
  • 33:29 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 9 Sep 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 8/24/2021

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  • 03:00 What is Svelte Society?
  • 09:13 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:19 What has you excited about Svelte?
  • 12:54 Documentation is part of the product
  • 14:40 What role does Vite play?
  • 19:17 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 19:56 Svelte Tooling
  • 24:37 Svelte and VS Code
  • 26:11 How development works with Svelte
  • 28:16 How do you test with Svelte?
  • 31:35 Where can people go for help with Svelte?
  • 33:29 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 150: Svelte Tools and Svelte Society John Papa 00:38:07 Kevin Åberg Kultalahti talks about what Svelte Society is, what he's excited about with Svelte, how important documentation is to any product, what role Vite plays with Svelte, working with VS Code and Svelte, and how testing works with Svelte development. Kevin Åberg Kultalahti talks about what Svelte Society is, what he's excited about with Svelte, how important documentation is to any product, what role Vite plays with Svelte, working with VS Code and Svelte, and how testing works with Svelte development. false full 150 98196b98-5712-4e24-aa0c-be81b0082bdb Episode 149: Real Time Systems in the Real World with AG Grid Recording date: 08/17/2021

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  • 01:54 Flashboys
  • 07:42 Storytelling tools for financial products
  • 12:29 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 13:11 How do you deliver real time events?
  • 19:00 How does AI intersect with your tech stack?
  • 21:57 How do you display and update the vast data?
  • 25:07 Where is the data sorted? Client or server?
  • 29:41 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 30:45 What are the benefits of web workers
  • 32:46 How do you set up the data for the grid?
  • 40:31 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 2 Sep 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 08/17/2021

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  • 07:42 Storytelling tools for financial products
  • 12:29 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 13:11 How do you deliver real time events?
  • 19:00 How does AI intersect with your tech stack?
  • 21:57 How do you display and update the vast data?
  • 25:07 Where is the data sorted? Client or server?
  • 29:41 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 30:45 What are the benefits of web workers
  • 32:46 How do you set up the data for the grid?
  • 40:31 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 149: Real Time Systems in the Real World with AG Grid John Papa 00:46:37 Han and Prerak talk about their approach to developing storytelling tools for financial products, how they deliver real time event updates, using AI in their tech stack, updating and displaying large data sets, and what the benefits are of web workers. Han and Prerak talk about their approach to developing storytelling tools for financial products, how they deliver real time event updates, using AI in their tech stack, updating and displaying large data sets, and what the benefits are of web workers. false full 149 cc975b51-02af-4ab2-8a38-c310691c2ddf Episode 148: Reusable architecture/design systems with Max Lynch Recording date: July 27, 2021

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  • 01:17 Guest introduction
  • 05:27 How has Ionic managed to stay relevant over time?
  • 07:04 What was build tooling like?
  • 09:08 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 09:51 Early days of Angular
  • 13:25 What areas are you seeing a lot of demand in?
  • 15:01 What's the stencil concept?
  • 26:52 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 27:56 What is your target audience with Stencil?
  • 34:11 How is support handled for Stencil?
  • 39:22 Final thoughts

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  • 07:04 What was build tooling like?
  • 09:08 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 09:51 Early days of Angular
  • 13:25 What areas are you seeing a lot of demand in?
  • 15:01 What's the stencil concept?
  • 26:52 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 27:56 What is your target audience with Stencil?
  • 34:11 How is support handled for Stencil?
  • 39:22 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 148: Reusable architecture/design systems with Max Lynch John Papa 00:48:47 Max Lynch, co-founder of Ionic Framework, talks about how Ionic has stayed current, what the build tooling was like when he started, getting in during the early days of Angular, the areas he sees demand for Ionic, and how Stencil is developed and supported. Max Lynch, co-founder of Ionic Framework, talks about how Ionic has stayed current, what the build tooling was like when he started, getting in during the early days of Angular, the areas he sees demand for Ionic, and how Stencil is developed and supported. false full 148 cfd26d72-f657-411f-9c01-4d11626bb5ad Episode 147: Leading Technology Teams with Jem Young Recording date: July 22, 2021

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  • 04:05 Guest introduction
  • 05:25 Understanding modern technology
  • 07:28 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 08:13 Working on the backend for the frontend
  • 13:14 How do you evaluate when to do betas?
  • 15:22 What's a way to incorporate new technology?
  • 21:02 Do you have challenges with managers?
  • 22:52 Who's behind the Netflix Engineering team on Twitter?
  • 24:19 How do you feel about developer relations?
  • 31:33 How should someone prep for an interview for a job?
  • 42:42 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 43:42 Course on Front End Masters
  • 45:54 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 19 Aug 2021 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: July 22, 2021

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  • 04:05 Guest introduction
  • 05:25 Understanding modern technology
  • 07:28 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 08:13 Working on the backend for the frontend
  • 13:14 How do you evaluate when to do betas?
  • 15:22 What's a way to incorporate new technology?
  • 21:02 Do you have challenges with managers?
  • 22:52 Who's behind the Netflix Engineering team on Twitter?
  • 24:19 How do you feel about developer relations?
  • 31:33 How should someone prep for an interview for a job?
  • 42:42 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 43:42 Course on Front End Masters
  • 45:54 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 147: Leading Technology Teams with Jem Young John Papa 00:57:48 Jem Young talks about leading a team at Netflix, how he understands modern technology, what it's like working on the backend for the frontend, how to evaluate when to do betas, when and how to incorporate new technology, and prepping for a job interview in technology. Jem Young talks about leading a team at Netflix, how he understands modern technology, what it's like working on the backend for the frontend, how to evaluate when to do betas, when and how to incorporate new technology, and prepping for a job interview in technology. false full 147 a2e2609e-9f8c-43b4-92d2-54fa26a466ee Episode 146: Lessons Learned Recording date: 07/15/2021

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  • 04:31 Dan's tale
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  • 10:46 Dan's tale continued
  • 24:36 Ward's tale
  • 34:40 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 35:48 Ward's tale: What would you do differently?
  • 39:51 John's tale
  • 59:36 Final thoughts

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  • 10:46 Dan's tale continued
  • 24:36 Ward's tale
  • 34:40 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 35:48 Ward's tale: What would you do differently?
  • 39:51 John's tale
  • 59:36 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 146: Lessons Learned John Papa 01:03:02 John, Ward, and Dan each share lessons they've learned from their careers in software development that might help you as you work, participate in meetings, and collaborate in technology. John, Ward, and Dan each share lessons they've learned from their careers in software development that might help you as you work, participate in meetings, and collaborate in technology. false full 146 d08c3fc6-9fa7-41db-bf66-745c035f1570 Episode 145: Vue and Careers with Ari Clark Recording date: July 6, 2021

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  • 06:01 What's the story behind GloomyLoomy?
  • 07:26 Work life balance
  • 09:14 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:07 What's the 10x developer?
  • 12:55 How do you connect with peers?
  • 18:44 Dealing with imposter syndrome
  • 27:07 What do you do with Vue?
  • 32:49 How do you feel about the compositions API?
  • 40:53 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 41:31 What's your fav thing about using Vue?
  • 44:52 Final thoughts

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  • 06:01 What's the story behind GloomyLoomy?
  • 07:26 Work life balance
  • 09:14 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:07 What's the 10x developer?
  • 12:55 How do you connect with peers?
  • 18:44 Dealing with imposter syndrome
  • 27:07 What do you do with Vue?
  • 32:49 How do you feel about the compositions API?
  • 40:53 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 41:31 What's your fav thing about using Vue?
  • 44:52 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 145: Vue and Careers with Ari Clark John Papa 00:52:54 On this episode we talk with Ari Clark about the work / life balance, what a 10x developer is, connecting with peer and networking, dealing with imposter syndrome, and developing with Vue. On this episode we talk with Ari Clark about the work / life balance, what a 10x developer is, connecting with peer and networking, dealing with imposter syndrome, and developing with Vue. false full 145 98d5ad61-9e16-42e6-bb82-2c5ae9fec0c7 Episode 144: Qwik with Misko Hevery Recording date: 07/01/2021

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  • 17:34 How does a developer decide how to handle button clicks?
  • 22:15 What mental model is required for developers to use this?
  • 25:00 How is Qwik different in it's rendering?
  • 35:19 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 36:07 How does it work with apps that have lots of components?
  • 41:52 When did this idea come to you?
  • 43:11 We're not taking advantage of browsers in 2021
  • 45:35 What's the road map for Qwick?
  • 47:32 How do people get started with Qwick now?

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]]> Thu, 29 Jul 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 07/01/2021

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  • 09:49 How does it work to delay code that you need?
  • 17:34 How does a developer decide how to handle button clicks?
  • 22:15 What mental model is required for developers to use this?
  • 25:00 How is Qwik different in it's rendering?
  • 35:19 Sponsor: Ionic
  • 36:07 How does it work with apps that have lots of components?
  • 41:52 When did this idea come to you?
  • 43:11 We're not taking advantage of browsers in 2021
  • 45:35 What's the road map for Qwick?
  • 47:32 How do people get started with Qwick now?

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]]> Episode 144: Qwik with Misko Hevery John Papa 00:51:50 Misko Hevery just announced Qwik. What is Qwik? How does Qwik work? What mental model is required for developers to use Qwik? How is Qwik different? And what is the road map for Qwick at this point? Misko Hevery just announced Qwik. What is Qwik? How does Qwik work? What mental model is required for developers to use Qwik? How is Qwik different? And what is the road map for Qwick at this point? false full 144 aad9a091-36e2-4a79-b94a-45d271c51a73 Episode 143: Old Man Yells at Tests - Andre Young Recording date: June 22, 2021

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  • 10:06 Did your tool chain change?
  • 13:05 Did it make you have to rethink how you program?
  • 17:25 Making the transition with a team
  • 18:41 Do you need to test Javascript more?
  • 21:31 What's the point behind Old Man Yells at Tests?
  • 27:09 Any approaches that didn't work with Javascript apps?
  • 28:05 What's your testing tool chain you recommend?
  • 35:47 Should we care about Cyclomatic complexity?
  • 36:45 Do you have any data strategies?
  • 38:04 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 22 Jul 2021 12:54:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: June 22, 2021

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  • 09:00 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:06 Did your tool chain change?
  • 13:05 Did it make you have to rethink how you program?
  • 17:25 Making the transition with a team
  • 18:41 Do you need to test Javascript more?
  • 21:31 What's the point behind Old Man Yells at Tests?
  • 27:09 Any approaches that didn't work with Javascript apps?
  • 28:05 What's your testing tool chain you recommend?
  • 35:47 Should we care about Cyclomatic complexity?
  • 36:45 Do you have any data strategies?
  • 38:04 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 143: Old Man Yells at Tests - Andre Young John Papa 00:42:57 Andre Young talks about shifting from .Net to Javascript and what changed in his tool chain. He talks about rethinking how he programs, making the transition with a team, and what approaches didn't work that well with Javascript apps. We also talk about testing, and the tool chain for testing Andre recommends, along with his strategies for data in Javascript. Andre Young talks about shifting from .Net to Javascript and what changed in his tool chain. He talks about rethinking how he programs, making the transition with a team, and what approaches didn't work that well with Javascript apps. We also talk about testing, and the tool chain for testing Andre recommends, along with his strategies for data in Javascript. false full 143 f51e1ffd-cb3f-4c56-9b3a-f27f28c48b99 Episode 142: Sketch Notes in Tech with David Neal Recording date: June 15, 2021

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  • 01:35 How did you get into sketch noting?
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  • 09:14 Dad joke illustrations
  • 13:41 Do you share your early talks?
  • 17:53 Even bad drawings are still art
  • 23:36 How do you describe non-visual items?
  • 27:37 Tell your story
  • 31:12 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 32:09 Lessons from software development that relate to drawing
  • 35:11 What kind of tools or software should someone start with?
  • 44:06 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 15 Jul 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: June 15, 2021

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  • 01:35 How did you get into sketch noting?
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  • 09:14 Dad joke illustrations
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  • 17:53 Even bad drawings are still art
  • 23:36 How do you describe non-visual items?
  • 27:37 Tell your story
  • 31:12 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 32:09 Lessons from software development that relate to drawing
  • 35:11 What kind of tools or software should someone start with?
  • 44:06 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 142: Sketch Notes in Tech with David Neal John Papa 00:48:30 David Neal talks about his process for creating sketch notes around the talks he gives, how he got started with sketch notes, his thoughts on bad drawings, tips for describing non-visual things, and what kinds of tools he recommends to get started with sketch notes. David Neal talks about his process for creating sketch notes around the talks he gives, how he got started with sketch notes, his thoughts on bad drawings, tips for describing non-visual things, and what kinds of tools he recommends to get started with sketch notes. false full 142 fe5109ff-98c7-45f1-8d51-d16a4e2a9cd1 Episode 141: Flexible Doc Sites with Docusaurus with Sébastien Lorber Recording date: June 8, 2021

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  • 01:43 What is Docusaurus?
  • 04:41 What's the process for using Docusaurus?
  • 06:42 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:49 Why would someone switch to Docusaurus?
  • 10:20 What kinds of interactive features does it offer?
  • 14:08 What are some good examples of sites built with Docusaurus?
  • 15:12 How is search handled?
  • 18:11 How should someone start with Docusaurus?
  • 24:15 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 24:51 How did you decide to want to work on Docusaurus?
  • 27:16 How are translations handled?
  • 32:20 How does versioning work in Docusaurus?
  • 35:28 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 8 Jul 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: June 8, 2021

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  • 04:41 What's the process for using Docusaurus?
  • 06:42 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 07:49 Why would someone switch to Docusaurus?
  • 10:20 What kinds of interactive features does it offer?
  • 14:08 What are some good examples of sites built with Docusaurus?
  • 15:12 How is search handled?
  • 18:11 How should someone start with Docusaurus?
  • 24:15 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 24:51 How did you decide to want to work on Docusaurus?
  • 27:16 How are translations handled?
  • 32:20 How does versioning work in Docusaurus?
  • 35:28 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 141: Flexible Doc Sites with Docusaurus with Sébastien Lorber John Papa 00:41:32 We're talking with Sebastian Lorber about Docusaurus. What is Docusaurus? How do you get started using Docusaurus? Why would someone switch to Docusaurus? What kinds of interactive features does Docusaurus offer? How are Docusaurus translations handled? And how is versioning handled in Docusaurus? We're talking with Sebastian Lorber about Docusaurus. What is Docusaurus? How do you get started using Docusaurus? Why would someone switch to Docusaurus? What kinds of interactive features does Docusaurus offer? How are Docusaurus translations handled? And how is versioning handled in Docusaurus? false full 141 78a0af33-9dbc-491e-ab60-f483bb146077 Episode 140: WebAssembly and Blazor with Michael Washington Recording date: June 3, 2021

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  • 01:56 Guest introduction
  • 02:42 What is Blazor?
  • 04:15 What is WebAssembly?
  • 06:58 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:03 Why would someone pick Blazor?
  • 12:18 How do I get data into my projects?
  • 15:00 What are some of the terms used in Blazor?
  • 16:43 What is client side vs server side Blazor?
  • 22:56 What is SignalR?
  • 25:49 Can you use an API with Blazor?
  • 29:08 What about SEO?
  • 31:34 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 32:39 How do you get started with Blazor?
  • 34:31 What are you doing with Blazor these days?
  • 41:25 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 1 Jul 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: June 3, 2021

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  • 02:42 What is Blazor?
  • 04:15 What is WebAssembly?
  • 06:58 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:03 Why would someone pick Blazor?
  • 12:18 How do I get data into my projects?
  • 15:00 What are some of the terms used in Blazor?
  • 16:43 What is client side vs server side Blazor?
  • 22:56 What is SignalR?
  • 25:49 Can you use an API with Blazor?
  • 29:08 What about SEO?
  • 31:34 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 32:39 How do you get started with Blazor?
  • 34:31 What are you doing with Blazor these days?
  • 41:25 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 140: WebAssembly and Blazor with Michael Washington John Papa 00:46:56 Michael Washington introduces us to Blazor and how it relates to WebAssembly. Why would someone choose Blazor? How do you bring data into Blazor? What is client side vs server side in Blazor? Can you use an API with Blazor? And Michael's advice for how to get started with Blazor. Michael Washington introduces us to Blazor and how it relates to WebAssembly. Why would someone choose Blazor? How do you bring data into Blazor? What is client side vs server side in Blazor? Can you use an API with Blazor? And Michael's advice for how to get started with Blazor. false full 140 f678c291-f6b8-4a06-9391-1eccd87dceea Episode 139: Building the Static Web Apps CLI with Wassim Chegham Recording date: 05/25/2021

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  • 03:10 What is Azure Static Web Apps CLI?
  • 07:26 Why do I need an emulator to test local development?
  • 09:43 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 10:22 Does the CLI bring Azure to your local development?
  • 11:51 What does static mean in this context?
  • 16:22 What was it like releasing this to your peers?
  • 24:31 How did you handle the proxy?
  • 26:09 What is a fallback route?
  • 40:11 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 41:17 Developing tools and an ecosystem
  • 53:19 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 24 Jun 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 05/25/2021

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  • 03:10 What is Azure Static Web Apps CLI?
  • 07:26 Why do I need an emulator to test local development?
  • 09:43 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 10:22 Does the CLI bring Azure to your local development?
  • 11:51 What does static mean in this context?
  • 16:22 What was it like releasing this to your peers?
  • 24:31 How did you handle the proxy?
  • 26:09 What is a fallback route?
  • 40:11 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 41:17 Developing tools and an ecosystem
  • 53:19 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 139: Building the Static Web Apps CLI with Wassim Chegham John Papa 00:58:36 Wassim Chegham talks about his work on the Azure Static Web App CLI. Why would you need an emulator to test local development? Does the CLI bring Azure to your local development? What does static really mean in this context? And what was it like releasing a tool like this to his peers? Wassim Chegham talks about his work on the Azure Static Web App CLI. Why would you need an emulator to test local development? Does the CLI bring Azure to your local development? What does static really mean in this context? And what was it like releasing a tool like this to his peers? false full 139 f8925d63-2af8-4309-9fc7-09c5aa29a380 Episode 138: Google Maps with Katerina Skroumpelou Recording date: May 20th, 2021

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  • 02:39 Guest introduction
  • 04:29 What is it about Google Maps that you enjoy?
  • 06:19 How did you get into maps?
  • 09:22 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:24 What type of custom maps are you building?
  • 12:51 What type of business applications have you built?
  • 18:50 What features are under-utilized?
  • 23:28 Sponsor: Lemon Productions
  • 25:56 Local mapping usage
  • 28:18 Is the API easy to use?
  • 30:19 What's new in mapping in 2021?
  • 32:47 Do you use mapping in your current job?
  • 36:28 What is a Google Developer Expert (GDE)?
  • 41:28 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 17 Jun 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: May 20th, 2021

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  • 04:29 What is it about Google Maps that you enjoy?
  • 06:19 How did you get into maps?
  • 09:22 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:24 What type of custom maps are you building?
  • 12:51 What type of business applications have you built?
  • 18:50 What features are under-utilized?
  • 23:28 Sponsor: Lemon Productions
  • 25:56 Local mapping usage
  • 28:18 Is the API easy to use?
  • 30:19 What's new in mapping in 2021?
  • 32:47 Do you use mapping in your current job?
  • 36:28 What is a Google Developer Expert (GDE)?
  • 41:28 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 138: Google Maps with Katerina Skroumpelou John Papa 00:46:48 Katerina Skroumpelou talk about her love of Google Maps and the Google Maps API. What types of custom maps are being built? What types of business applications are there for Google Maps? What's new in mapping in 2021? And what is a Google Developer Expert? Katerina Skroumpelou talk about her love of Google Maps and the Google Maps API. What types of custom maps are being built? What types of business applications are there for Google Maps? What's new in mapping in 2021? And what is a Google Developer Expert? false full 138 d87d996d-e5be-4618-8745-da895b150fa4 Episode 137: Netlify Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) with Bornwell Matembudze Recording date: May 13, 2021

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  • 02:13 What is CI / CD?
  • 05:50 How is this working in the real world?
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  • 08:56 It looks good on paper - does it work?
  • 12:42 What sort of tooling do you use for this?
  • 15:21 What's the process for making changes on a site?
  • 24:02 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 25:03 How do you fix errors?
  • 28:54 What is Netlify?
  • 32:40 How to test a deployment with a gate?
  • 44:00 Final Thoughts

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]]> Thu, 10 Jun 2021 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: May 13, 2021

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  • 05:50 How is this working in the real world?
  • 08:16 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 08:56 It looks good on paper - does it work?
  • 12:42 What sort of tooling do you use for this?
  • 15:21 What's the process for making changes on a site?
  • 24:02 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 25:03 How do you fix errors?
  • 28:54 What is Netlify?
  • 32:40 How to test a deployment with a gate?
  • 44:00 Final Thoughts

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]]> Episode 137: Netlify Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) with Bornwell Matembudze John Papa 00:48:00 Bornwell Matembudze shares how he uses Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery to speed up his development workflow. How well does CI / CD work in the real world? What sort of tooling does he recommend? And how do you fix errors when they occur? Bornwell Matembudze shares how he uses Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery to speed up his development workflow. How well does CI / CD work in the real world? What sort of tooling does he recommend? And how do you fix errors when they occur? false full 137 cbd70063-576f-4482-a5e0-11c9090a0ff1 Episode 136: Deno with Preston Lamb Recording date: 5/6/2021

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  • 01:07 Guest introduction
  • 01:50 What is Deno?
  • 04:46 The history of Deno
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  • 17:08 Does Deno not support npm packages?
  • 23:04 Why would someone use Deno?
  • 28:59 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:02 How would you build with Deno?
  • 38:12 Final thoughts

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  • 04:46 The history of Deno
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  • 17:08 Does Deno not support npm packages?
  • 23:04 Why would someone use Deno?
  • 28:59 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:02 How would you build with Deno?
  • 38:12 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 136: Deno with Preston Lamb John Papa 00:47:40 Preston Lamb joins John, Ward, Craig, and Dan to talk about Deno. What is the history of Deno and who should use Deno? How do you load modules in Deno? Does Deno support npm packages? And how should someone build with Deno today? Preston Lamb joins John, Ward, Craig, and Dan to talk about Deno. What is the history of Deno and who should use Deno? How do you load modules in Deno? Does Deno support npm packages? And how should someone build with Deno today? false full 136 2ad0c805-8495-4629-a55e-035688c9f2b4 Episode 135: The Journey to Flutter with Majid Hajian Recording date: 4/29/2021

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  • 03:07 What is Flutter?
  • 10:09 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 10:46 Dart is not dead
  • 18:39 What kinds of screens does an IoT device need?
  • 24:07 What was the on-boarding process like?
  • 28:27 What's the developer experience like with Flutter?
  • 30:33 What's the business case for Flutter?
  • 34:38 How do consumers get the app when it's built?
  • 39:50 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 40:57 When is Flutter a good choice to use?
  • 44:12 Flutter vs Electron
  • 47:48 Flutter on the web
  • 51:07 How do you get started with Flutter?
  • 52:11 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 27 May 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 4/29/2021

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  • 03:07 What is Flutter?
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  • 10:46 Dart is not dead
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  • 24:07 What was the on-boarding process like?
  • 28:27 What's the developer experience like with Flutter?
  • 30:33 What's the business case for Flutter?
  • 34:38 How do consumers get the app when it's built?
  • 39:50 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 40:57 When is Flutter a good choice to use?
  • 44:12 Flutter vs Electron
  • 47:48 Flutter on the web
  • 51:07 How do you get started with Flutter?
  • 52:11 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 135: The Journey to Flutter with Majid Hajian John Papa 00:55:43 Majid Hajian talks with Ward, Dan, and Craig about developing with Flutter. What kinds of projects are good for Flutter? What's the developer and business use case for Flutter? What about Flutter vs Electron? And tips on getting started with Flutter. Majid Hajian talks with Ward, Dan, and Craig about developing with Flutter. What kinds of projects are good for Flutter? What's the developer and business use case for Flutter? What about Flutter vs Electron? And tips on getting started with Flutter. false full 135 aa73f40d-8567-4027-a0bb-5319c40a5640 Episode 134: Form Validation and How Vue 3 and Reactivity Changes the Game Recording date: April 8, 2021

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  • 03:21 Love hate relationships with forms
  • 10:01 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:05 What do schema driven forms mean?
  • 16:58 VeeValidate and VueForm
  • 20:55 How do you deal with the dynamic nature of forms?
  • 36:04 href issues
  • 42:17 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 43:24 Is Vue 3 more difficult?
  • 51:44 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 20 May 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: April 8, 2021

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  • 02:35 Guest introduction
  • 03:21 Love hate relationships with forms
  • 10:01 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:05 What do schema driven forms mean?
  • 16:58 VeeValidate and VueForm
  • 20:55 How do you deal with the dynamic nature of forms?
  • 36:04 href issues
  • 42:17 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 43:24 Is Vue 3 more difficult?
  • 51:44 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 134: Form Validation and How Vue 3 and Reactivity Changes the Game John Papa 00:56:47 Marina Mosti talks with John, Ward, and Dan about form validation and Vue 3. Why do we have a love / hate relationship with forms? What about schema driven forms? Dealing with the dynamic nature of forms. And is Vue 3 more difficult for the average user? Marina Mosti talks with John, Ward, and Dan about form validation and Vue 3. Why do we have a love / hate relationship with forms? What about schema driven forms? Dealing with the dynamic nature of forms. And is Vue 3 more difficult for the average user? false full 134 9705203f-e0db-4f69-a6ca-937427c41336 Episode 133: How to Design CSS for Design and Performance with Nicole Oliver Recording date: April 1, 2021

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  • 00:49 Battleship grey
  • 02:25 Guest introduction
  • 04:30 Decorating with CSS
  • 06:05 CSS Performance
  • 06:56 Sponsor: Nrwhl
  • 07:36 Why care about the size of CSS?
  • 13:18 How do you gather elements when starting a new project?
  • 20:23 Do you create UI books or standards?
  • 21:56 The story of storybook
  • 25:27 One single CSS or multiple CSS files?
  • 32:31 How do you decide when to put something in global vs components?
  • 34:27 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 35:32 Orphan styles
  • 43:29 Some of the tools to use
  • 47:18 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 13 May 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: April 1, 2021

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  • 02:25 Guest introduction
  • 04:30 Decorating with CSS
  • 06:05 CSS Performance
  • 06:56 Sponsor: Nrwhl
  • 07:36 Why care about the size of CSS?
  • 13:18 How do you gather elements when starting a new project?
  • 20:23 Do you create UI books or standards?
  • 21:56 The story of storybook
  • 25:27 One single CSS or multiple CSS files?
  • 32:31 How do you decide when to put something in global vs components?
  • 34:27 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 35:32 Orphan styles
  • 43:29 Some of the tools to use
  • 47:18 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 133: How to Design CSS for Design and Performance with Nicole Oliver John Papa 00:52:46 Nicole Oliver is back to chat with John, Ward, and Dan about how to design CSS for both design and optimal performance. Why care about the size of CSS? How do you gather elements when starting a project? And what are some tools to use to manage your CSS? Nicole Oliver is back to chat with John, Ward, and Dan about how to design CSS for both design and optimal performance. Why care about the size of CSS? How do you gather elements when starting a project? And what are some tools to use to manage your CSS? false full 133 0d3d6286-dd19-4987-ae7e-2b827fadd927 Episode 132: Don’t Say That At Work with Michael Callaghan Recording date: March 25th, 2021

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Michael Callaghan @walkingriver

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  • 01:45 Guest introduction
  • 02:59 Why did you decide to talk about this?
  • 09:02 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:14 Being accused of perjury
  • 15:51 Don't use so many TLA's
  • 20:11 Strategies for avoiding putting your foot in your mouth
  • 24:36 Don't succumb to prejudice
  • 29:09 How to respond when you're feeling emotional to a message
  • 33:30 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 34:34 Don't tell me no
  • 41:07 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 6 May 2021 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: March 25th, 2021

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  • 02:59 Why did you decide to talk about this?
  • 09:02 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:14 Being accused of perjury
  • 15:51 Don't use so many TLA's
  • 20:11 Strategies for avoiding putting your foot in your mouth
  • 24:36 Don't succumb to prejudice
  • 29:09 How to respond when you're feeling emotional to a message
  • 33:30 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 34:34 Don't tell me no
  • 41:07 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 132: Don’t Say That At Work with Michael Callaghan John Papa 00:49:23 Michael Callaghan talks with John, Ward, and Dan about his book and blog posts on things to not say at work, and how to avoid conflict in work conversations including not using so many TLA's, strategies to avoid putting your foot in your mouth, and how to respond to emotional attacks. Michael Callaghan talks with John, Ward, and Dan about his book and blog posts on things to not say at work, and how to avoid conflict in work conversations including not using so many TLA's, strategies to avoid putting your foot in your mouth, and how to respond to emotional attacks. false full 132 8d20ae6a-c047-4377-8d56-9e3675a2b6e8 Episode 131: Sketchnotes with Doug Neill John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 03:38 What was your journey into sketch noting?
  • 07:44 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:53 Did you have to start to think differently?
  • 11:15 Sketching for presentation or notes
  • 15:08 Does a mindmap become the sketch?
  • 22:42 Do you prefer paper or iPad?
  • 25:10 How do you keep yourself from polishing instead of note taking?
  • 26:35 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 27:44 How do you handle mistakes?
  • 30:14 What is it about Concepts that you like vs Procreate?
  • 46:42 Who benefits from visual note taking?
  • 50:00 How do you get started with sketch notes?
  • 51:41 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 29 Apr 2021 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 03:38 What was your journey into sketch noting?
  • 07:44 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 08:53 Did you have to start to think differently?
  • 11:15 Sketching for presentation or notes
  • 15:08 Does a mindmap become the sketch?
  • 22:42 Do you prefer paper or iPad?
  • 25:10 How do you keep yourself from polishing instead of note taking?
  • 26:35 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 27:44 How do you handle mistakes?
  • 30:14 What is it about Concepts that you like vs Procreate?
  • 46:42 Who benefits from visual note taking?
  • 50:00 How do you get started with sketch notes?
  • 51:41 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 131: Sketchnotes with Doug Neill John Papa 01:01:37 Doug Neill talks with John, Ward, and Craig about how he uses sketchnoting to record notes and prepare for talks. What was Doug's journey into sketchnoting? How does he think differently about paper vs iPad? How does Doug deal with mistakes in his Sketchnotes? And who can benefit from sketchnoting? Doug Neill talks with John, Ward, and Craig about how he uses sketchnoting to record notes and prepare for talks. What was Doug's journey into sketchnoting? How does he think differently about paper vs iPad? How does Doug deal with mistakes in his Sketchnotes? And who can benefit from sketchnoting? false full 131 9ae49e4c-52c7-409c-95e2-bd2d4387cfed Episode 130: Irish Soda Bread and Shipping Web Apps with Kelly Vaughn Recording date: 03/18/2021

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]]> Thu, 22 Apr 2021 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 03/18/2021

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]]> Episode 130: Irish Soda Bread and Shipping Web Apps with Kelly Vaughn John Papa 00:48:52 Kelly Vaughn talks with us about developing apps and themes for Shopify clients at her company, The Taproom. Advice for launching ecommerce stores, what the tech stack is like for developing on Shopify, where Node fits with Shopify, handling data when developing a Shopify theme for a customer, and using log managers. Kelly Vaughn talks with us about developing apps and themes for Shopify clients at her company, The Taproom. Advice for launching ecommerce stores, what the tech stack is like for developing on Shopify, where Node fits with Shopify, handling data when developing a Shopify theme for a customer, and using log managers. false full 130 a6d1055c-7649-43ec-b148-8107b91ffb70 Episode 129: Shipping What You Use - Open Source Chronicles - with Brandon Roberts Recording date: 03/16/2021

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  • 02:11 Guest introduction
  • 03:38 Proven development practices
  • 07:53 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 08:28 How did you get started?
  • 14:17 What is NgRx and what was the business need?
  • 22:17 NgRx Effects and Sagas differences
  • 25:11 How can it be used with other frameworks?
  • 27:30 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 28:38 Shipping what you use
  • 33:53 What's your current role?
  • 35:44 Any advice for people getting into developer relations?
  • 38:08 John's journey into developer relations
  • 40:10 What's wrong with developer relations?
  • 43:25 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 15 Apr 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 03/16/2021

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  • 02:11 Guest introduction
  • 03:38 Proven development practices
  • 07:53 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 08:28 How did you get started?
  • 14:17 What is NgRx and what was the business need?
  • 22:17 NgRx Effects and Sagas differences
  • 25:11 How can it be used with other frameworks?
  • 27:30 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 28:38 Shipping what you use
  • 33:53 What's your current role?
  • 35:44 Any advice for people getting into developer relations?
  • 38:08 John's journey into developer relations
  • 40:10 What's wrong with developer relations?
  • 43:25 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 129: Shipping What You Use - Open Source Chronicles - with Brandon Roberts John Papa 00:47:44 Brandon Roberts chats with John and Ward about his new job as developer relations at Nrwl, as well as his work with NgRx. How did Brandon get started? What is NgRx? Any advice on getting into developer relations? And what's wrong with developer relations? Brandon Roberts chats with John and Ward about his new job as developer relations at Nrwl, as well as his work with NgRx. How did Brandon get started? What is NgRx? Any advice on getting into developer relations? And what's wrong with developer relations? false full 129 3f1c3888-909a-4196-898b-ed1d55c91335 Episode 128: Building apps with React and Nx with Jack Hsu Recording date: 03/11/2021

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Jack Hsu @Jay_soo

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  • 01:07 Guest introduction
  • 01:43 Introduction to Nx
  • 03:45 What are the benefits of mono repos?
  • 09:04 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:10 Why should someone check out Nx?
  • 12:26 What's the process to get started with Nx?
  • 18:02 Nx Cloud details and pricing
  • 19:29 How do I know if I need to use Nx?
  • 30:56 Can you cut your build time down?
  • 31:46 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 32:42 What's new for the developer experience?
  • 34:55 Are you limited to Javascript or Typescript?
  • 38:42 What's the learning path?
  • 41:13 Final Thoughts

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]]> Thu, 8 Apr 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 03/11/2021

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  • 01:07 Guest introduction
  • 01:43 Introduction to Nx
  • 03:45 What are the benefits of mono repos?
  • 09:04 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:10 Why should someone check out Nx?
  • 12:26 What's the process to get started with Nx?
  • 18:02 Nx Cloud details and pricing
  • 19:29 How do I know if I need to use Nx?
  • 30:56 Can you cut your build time down?
  • 31:46 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 32:42 What's new for the developer experience?
  • 34:55 Are you limited to Javascript or Typescript?
  • 38:42 What's the learning path?
  • 41:13 Final Thoughts

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]]> Episode 128: Building apps with React and Nx with Jack Hsu John Papa 00:45:18 Jack Hsu talks with Ward, Dan, and Craig about building apps with React and Nx. What are the benefits of mono repo development? Why should someone check out Nx and what's the process like to get started wtih Nx? How do you know if you should be using Nx? Are you lmiited to Javascript or Typescript in Nx? And what path to learning Nx is there? Jack Hsu talks with Ward, Dan, and Craig about building apps with React and Nx. What are the benefits of mono repo development? Why should someone check out Nx and what's the process like to get started wtih Nx? How do you know if you should be using Nx? Are you lmiited to Javascript or Typescript in Nx? And what path to learning Nx is there? false full 128 6c8a03eb-cbc4-4952-b93f-f132b599bce9 Episode 127: TikTok React with Ania Kubów Recording date: March 9, 2021

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  • 02:53 Deciding to build a TikTok clone
  • 04:43 How do you use React hooks?
  • 06:28 Sponsor: AG Grid
  • 07:28 What tech stack are you using?
  • 13:11 What did you use to build your API?
  • 21:49 MERN stack
  • 23:41 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 24:21 What is Astra Collection?
  • 28:16 How do Netlify functions work?
  • 31:46 What do you do on your YouTube channel?
  • 34:43 Coding bootcamp
  • 38:54 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 1 Apr 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: March 9, 2021

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  • 02:19 Guest introduction
  • 02:53 Deciding to build a TikTok clone
  • 04:43 How do you use React hooks?
  • 06:28 Sponsor: AG Grid
  • 07:28 What tech stack are you using?
  • 13:11 What did you use to build your API?
  • 21:49 MERN stack
  • 23:41 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 24:21 What is Astra Collection?
  • 28:16 How do Netlify functions work?
  • 31:46 What do you do on your YouTube channel?
  • 34:43 Coding bootcamp
  • 38:54 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 127: TikTok React with Ania Kubów John Papa 00:43:25 Ania Kubów talks with John, Ward, and Dan about her tutorials, including building a TikTok clone in React. What tech stack did she choose? How did she build her API? How do Netlify functions play a role? And what does her YouTube channel focus on? Ania Kubów talks with John, Ward, and Dan about her tutorials, including building a TikTok clone in React. What tech stack did she choose? How did she build her API? How do Netlify functions play a role? And what does her YouTube channel focus on? false full 127 b629f648-d86b-4801-be4b-c29f502b5638 Episode 126: A Tale of Two Topics - Mentoring and NgRx with Kate Sky John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 02:06 Guest introduction
  • 02:53 Mentoring
  • 05:07 Best practices as a mentor
  • 12:04 Sponsor: AG Grid
  • 13:14 What is State Management?
  • 19:41 How did you decide what to refactor?
  • 22:48 How would you mentor someone entering NgRx?
  • 26:40 What about NgRx data?
  • 28:56 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:03 How do you help people understand RxJS?
  • 33:55 Do people struggle with immunability?
  • 43:46 What are conditions that led to state management issues?
  • 53:37 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 25 Mar 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 02:53 Mentoring
  • 05:07 Best practices as a mentor
  • 12:04 Sponsor: AG Grid
  • 13:14 What is State Management?
  • 19:41 How did you decide what to refactor?
  • 22:48 How would you mentor someone entering NgRx?
  • 26:40 What about NgRx data?
  • 28:56 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:03 How do you help people understand RxJS?
  • 33:55 Do people struggle with immunability?
  • 43:46 What are conditions that led to state management issues?
  • 53:37 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 126: A Tale of Two Topics - Mentoring and NgRx with Kate Sky John Papa 00:59:54 Kate Sky talks with John, Ward, and Craig about her experiences mentoring, NgRx, immutability in code, how you decide what to refactor, how to mentor someone entering NgRx, and state management issues. Kate Sky talks with John, Ward, and Craig about her experiences mentoring, NgRx, immutability in code, how you decide what to refactor, how to mentor someone entering NgRx, and state management issues. false full 126 cef12ba0-ca05-48c9-8e12-e028953caf32 Episode 125: Working with JavaScript on TVs and Xbox's with Todd Spatafore John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 04:04 How do you write for tvs and media devices?
  • 05:58 Do you want to switch to a framework?
  • 08:43 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 09:20 What sort of matrix of devices do you have?
  • 10:58 How do you use feature detection?
  • 13:41 What does it feel like having to write everything?
  • 21:20 What did it look like before / after a refactor?
  • 23:33 How are devices updated?
  • 26:18 Sponsor: AG Grid
  • 27:33 What worries you about JavaScript?
  • 29:17 What's the hardest thing to get around?
  • 32:44 What sort of testing infastructure do you use?
  • 38:19 How does this fit in to your career path?
  • 42:35 Final Thoughts

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]]> Thu, 18 Mar 2021 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io John Papa @John_Papa

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Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

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  • 03:01 Guest introduction
  • 04:04 How do you write for tvs and media devices?
  • 05:58 Do you want to switch to a framework?
  • 08:43 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 09:20 What sort of matrix of devices do you have?
  • 10:58 How do you use feature detection?
  • 13:41 What does it feel like having to write everything?
  • 21:20 What did it look like before / after a refactor?
  • 23:33 How are devices updated?
  • 26:18 Sponsor: AG Grid
  • 27:33 What worries you about JavaScript?
  • 29:17 What's the hardest thing to get around?
  • 32:44 What sort of testing infastructure do you use?
  • 38:19 How does this fit in to your career path?
  • 42:35 Final Thoughts

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]]> Episode 125: Working with JavaScript on TVs and Xbox's with Todd Spatafore John Papa 00:47:41 Todd Spatafore talks with Ward, Dan, and Craig about his experience working on the Vudu app. How do you write code for TVs and media devices? What sort of matrix of devices do they use? How do you do feature detection? And what worries Todd about JavaScript going forward? Todd Spatafore talks with Ward, Dan, and Craig about his experience working on the Vudu app. How do you write code for TVs and media devices? What sort of matrix of devices do they use? How do you do feature detection? And what worries Todd about JavaScript going forward? false full 125 b2b7eca0-0e7f-4a1a-a885-1d032675999e Episode 124: Angular Updates with Minko Gechev John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 22:40 Progressive hydration
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  • 28:17 How is server side rendering handled?
  • 30:58 How do you learn new things?
  • 35:59 Are you working on ease of use for Angular?
  • 39:46 Is RxJS as important in Angular?
  • 44:21 What's on your Angular roadmap wishlist?
  • 46:21 Angular usage at Google
  • 51:23 Final Thoughts

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  • 22:40 Progressive hydration
  • 25:12 Is Ivy the present of Angular?
  • 27:09 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
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  • 30:58 How do you learn new things?
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  • 44:21 What's on your Angular roadmap wishlist?
  • 46:21 Angular usage at Google
  • 51:23 Final Thoughts

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  • 18:20 How would you use this in an Agile process?
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  • 29:47 What about people who can't draw?
  • 33:02 Should you use paper or iPad?
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  • 16:55 How do you balance words vs pictures?
  • 18:20 How would you use this in an Agile process?
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  • 29:47 What about people who can't draw?
  • 33:02 Should you use paper or iPad?
  • 40:50 Sponsor: AG Grid
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  • 48:10 What will people get out of sketchnotes?

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]]> Episode 123: Sketchnoting in Tech with Mike Rohde John Papa 01:09:01 Mike Rohde talks with John, Ward, Dan, and Craig about drawing sketchnotes. What is sketchnoting? How do you balance words vs pictures in sketchnotes? What are the tools people need to get started with sketchnotes? And what about people who can't draw - can they still use sketchnoting? Mike Rohde talks with John, Ward, Dan, and Craig about drawing sketchnotes. What is sketchnoting? How do you balance words vs pictures in sketchnotes? What are the tools people need to get started with sketchnotes? And what about people who can't draw - can they still use sketchnoting? false full 123 269dde7e-ecd7-40e0-9fe2-744637810291 Episode 122: Modern Web with Chris Coyier Recording date: 2021-02-11

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  • 12:50 Technology moves too fast
  • 16:13 What tech have you used that was worth it to get into?
  • 19:35 Flexbox or CSS Grid?
  • 23:48 Cloud functions and serverless
  • 32:24 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 33:20 What do you think about bundling?
  • 40:37 Is there anything better than HTML coming?
  • 44:51 Any new developer tools to be aware of?
  • 50:01 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 25 Feb 2021 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2021-02-11

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  • 16:13 What tech have you used that was worth it to get into?
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  • 23:48 Cloud functions and serverless
  • 32:24 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
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  • 40:37 Is there anything better than HTML coming?
  • 44:51 Any new developer tools to be aware of?
  • 50:01 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 122: Modern Web with Chris Coyier John Papa 00:53:23 Chris Coyier talks with John, Ward, Dan, and Craig about the modern web. What technology should we be paying attention to? What tech has Chris used that was worth getting into? Flexbox or CSS Grid? Is there anything better than HTML coming? And what tools should developers be aware of? Chris Coyier talks with John, Ward, Dan, and Craig about the modern web. What technology should we be paying attention to? What tech has Chris used that was worth getting into? Flexbox or CSS Grid? Is there anything better than HTML coming? And what tools should developers be aware of? false full 122 b2b891b0-0e1a-4316-8e59-f5ce5143e145 Episode 121: Building React Apps on the Jamstack with Colby Fayock John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 15:45 What's the difference between Jamstack and service side rendering?
  • 18:40 What might be the elevator pitch for Jamstack?
  • 21:04 Do I need to build on Jamstack from the start?
  • 31:02 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 32:01 What's the developer experience like with Jamstack?
  • 35:40 Final thoughts

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  • 21:04 Do I need to build on Jamstack from the start?
  • 31:02 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 32:01 What's the developer experience like with Jamstack?
  • 35:40 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 121: Building React Apps on the Jamstack with Colby Fayock John Papa 00:40:25 Colby Fayock chats with John, Ward, and Dan about what Jamstack is, what to consider regarding storage, how to handle forms in Jamstack builds, whether you need to start from scratch when using Jamstack, and what the developer experience is like on the Jamstack. Colby Fayock chats with John, Ward, and Dan about what Jamstack is, what to consider regarding storage, how to handle forms in Jamstack builds, whether you need to start from scratch when using Jamstack, and what the developer experience is like on the Jamstack. false full 121 bca9e75e-b877-4b3f-8207-1d71e15fdd95 Episode 120: Large data in the Browser with Sam Artioli John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 19:03 Breaking your browser
  • 22:34 Is it collaborative?
  • 25:59 The clone wars
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  • 37:20 Why put everything in a store?

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  • 19:03 Breaking your browser
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  • 25:59 The clone wars
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]]> Episode 120: Large data in the Browser with Sam Artioli John Papa 00:48:48 Sam Artioli talks with John, Ward, and Dan about using and managing large data in the browser. Should you download the entire set each time? How does CRDT affect the issue? Can you work collaboratively? And why should or shouldn't you put everything in a store? Sam Artioli talks with John, Ward, and Dan about using and managing large data in the browser. Should you download the entire set each time? How does CRDT affect the issue? Can you work collaboratively? And why should or shouldn't you put everything in a store? false full 120 11cf8f46-09dd-4124-8aa9-350097ed6d81 Episode 119: Redwood JS with Anthony Campolo Anythony Campolo talks with John, Ward, and Dan about Redwood JS. Is Redwood JS a framework or a library? Why would you use Redwood JS? What problems does it solve? Is it for beginners or experienced developers?

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  • 05:41 Is it a framework or a library?
  • 08:18 Why would I use Redwood?
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  • 11:15 Figuring out what problem you're solving
  • 16:28 Databases and Redwood
  • 19:58 Technologies in Redwood
  • 34:29 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 35:37 Is Redwood for beginners or experienced developers?
  • 46:44 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 4 Feb 2021 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Anythony Campolo talks with John, Ward, and Dan about Redwood JS. Is Redwood JS a framework or a library? Why would you use Redwood JS? What problems does it solve? Is it for beginners or experienced developers?

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  • 11:15 Figuring out what problem you're solving
  • 16:28 Databases and Redwood
  • 19:58 Technologies in Redwood
  • 34:29 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 35:37 Is Redwood for beginners or experienced developers?
  • 46:44 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 119: Redwood JS with Anthony Campolo John Papa 00:53:06 Anythony Campolo talks with John, Ward, and Dan about Redwood JS. Is Redwood JS a framework or a library? Why would you use Redwood JS? What problems does it solve? Is it for beginners or experienced developers? Anythony Campolo talks with John, Ward, and Dan about Redwood JS. Is Redwood JS a framework or a library? Why would you use Redwood JS? What problems does it solve? Is it for beginners or experienced developers? false full 119 2c2f174e-11f8-41fa-a8dc-e2cc9eedaf48 Episode 118: Fails, Wins, and The Future of the Web John Papa @John_Papa

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]]> Episode 118: Fails, Wins, and The Future of the Web John Papa 00:51:49 John, Ward, and Dan talk about the fails, wins, and the future of technology we use to build the web. What technology disappeared in 2020? What technology are you looking forward to in 2021? And what technology are you glad just works? John, Ward, and Dan talk about the fails, wins, and the future of technology we use to build the web. What technology disappeared in 2020? What technology are you looking forward to in 2021? And what technology are you glad just works? false full 118 1768bd73-a663-4080-aa3e-82fb74c3afd3 Episode 117: Surviving Technical Debt John Papa @John_Papa

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]]> Episode 117: Surviving Technical Debt John Papa 00:44:29 Mike Ryan talks with John, Ward, and Dan about technical debt and his role maintaining Ngrx. Questions such as how do you manage versions? What do you recommend for new projects? How to design to avoid technical debt? When to start fresh or use old methods? And what Mike wishes he knew back then that he knows now. Mike Ryan talks with John, Ward, and Dan about technical debt and his role maintaining Ngrx. Questions such as how do you manage versions? What do you recommend for new projects? How to design to avoid technical debt? When to start fresh or use old methods? And what Mike wishes he knew back then that he knows now. false full 117 ab716cee-1962-457f-87a2-d9e494e5fed3 Episode 116: Optimizing Svelte Applications using the Closure compiler Recording date: Dec, 2020

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  • 47:39:00 Does closure optimize at run time as well?
  • 50:06:00 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 116: Optimizing Svelte Applications using the Closure compiler John Papa 00:55:40 Tor Helgevold joins Ward, Dan, and Craig to talk about optimizing Svelte using the Closure compiler. How do you get a smaller bundle size? How do you support lazy loading? When should you turn on a closure compiler? And does the Closure compiler optimize at run time as well? Tor Helgevold joins Ward, Dan, and Craig to talk about optimizing Svelte using the Closure compiler. How do you get a smaller bundle size? How do you support lazy loading? When should you turn on a closure compiler? And does the Closure compiler optimize at run time as well? false full 116 7c19e29e-36ab-4049-a49b-4ed50536c8ea Episode 115: Storybook Inception with Norbert de Langen Recording date: Dec 3, 2020

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  • 32:35 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 33:38 Add ons for Storybook
  • 42:47 Final thoughts

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  • 33:38 Add ons for Storybook
  • 42:47 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 115: Storybook Inception with Norbert de Langen John Papa 00:49:03 Norbert de Langen talks with John, Dan, and Ward about his work at Chroma, what the difference is between Chroma and Storybook, how to get in to open source development, and the benefits of using Storybook and it's add ons. Norbert de Langen talks with John, Dan, and Ward about his work at Chroma, what the difference is between Chroma and Storybook, how to get in to open source development, and the benefits of using Storybook and it's add ons. false full 115 be1bb274-e48c-426b-8b68-b2ac7ae6f429 Episode 114: Challenges and Solutions when using Svelte - Andrew Smith John Papa @John_Papa

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]]> Episode 114: Challenges and Solutions when using Svelte - Andrew Smith John Papa 00:55:17 Andrew Smith helps animate Ward Bell - and John and Dan as well - with thoughts on using Svelte for animations. Why should you use Svelte? How does Svelte makes animation easier? What about Greensock? And what are Svelte Stores? Andrew Smith helps animate Ward Bell - and John and Dan as well - with thoughts on using Svelte for animations. Why should you use Svelte? How does Svelte makes animation easier? What about Greensock? And what are Svelte Stores? false full 114 b8acbc17-cab3-428c-ba5c-5f19db44aa13 Episode 113: Micro-Front Ends with Natlia Venditto Recording date: 11/10/2020

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]]> Thu, 3 Dec 2020 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Oct 29, 2020

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]]> Episode 112: Next.js and Vercel with Tim Neutkens John Papa 00:55:37 Tim Neutkens talks with John Papa about Next.js and Vercel. What is Next.js? What is Vercel? And what is the relationship between Vercel and Next.js? They also talk about advice for getting started with Vercel, when you should use Vercel and when you shouldn't, and what Vercel runs on. Tim Neutkens talks with John Papa about Next.js and Vercel. What is Next.js? What is Vercel? And what is the relationship between Vercel and Next.js? They also talk about advice for getting started with Vercel, when you should use Vercel and when you shouldn't, and what Vercel runs on. false full 112 5fca88d8-2bf3-410f-9ce7-b6802f77e357 Episode 111: IOU Some IoT with Diana Rodriguez Recording date: Oct 22, 2020

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]]> Thu, 26 Nov 2020 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Oct 22, 2020

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]]> Episode 111: IOU Some IoT with Diana Rodriguez John Papa 00:56:50 Diana Rodriguez chats with Ward and John about her experience developing and learning about the Internet of Things. What is IoT? Can you use Python? What plugs into IOT? Is security a concern with IOT? And where should someone get started learning IOT? Diana Rodriguez chats with Ward and John about her experience developing and learning about the Internet of Things. What is IoT? Can you use Python? What plugs into IOT? Is security a concern with IOT? And where should someone get started learning IOT? false full 111 dfaf7351-da52-4a90-b269-589c2dc1da00 Episode 110: Once Upon a Storybook with Michael Shilman John Papa @John_Papa

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]]> Thu, 19 Nov 2020 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io John Papa @John_Papa

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Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

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]]> Episode 110: Once Upon a Storybook with Michael Shilman John Papa 00:49:51 Announcement - we're changing the name! And Michael Shilman is on to talk about what Storybook is, why you should consider using Storybook, whether you can use Storybook in a CI process, how Storybook handles client change requests, and how do different technologies work with Storybook? Announcement - we're changing the name! And Michael Shilman is on to talk about what Storybook is, why you should consider using Storybook, whether you can use Storybook in a CI process, how Storybook handles client change requests, and how do different technologies work with Storybook? false full 110 b1f38071-8f9d-4048-b6fb-b4884e6b1906 Episode 109: How to be a Standout Developer with Randall Kanna Recording date: Oct 8, 2020

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  • 16:04 How do you get your first job?
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  • 48:51 What's the story in your career?
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]]> Thu, 12 Nov 2020 12:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: Oct 8, 2020

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]]> Episode 109: How to be a Standout Developer with Randall Kanna John Papa 00:56:22 If you're wanting to improve your resume and job application process, you'll want to read this week's guest's book. Author and senior software engineer Randall Kanna talks with John and Ward about applying for jobs, resume building, and thoughts on boot camps and traditional education. If you're wanting to improve your resume and job application process, you'll want to read this week's guest's book. Author and senior software engineer Randall Kanna talks with John and Ward about applying for jobs, resume building, and thoughts on boot camps and traditional education. false full 109 aec8c2f2-0e93-4c54-b24f-f7fcca01ec30 Episode 108: Learn to Code with Madison Kanna John Papa @John_Papa

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Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

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Madison Kanna @MadisonKanna

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  • 03:49 Is college important?
  • 06:52 Resources to get started
  • 10:09 Sponsor: Raygun
  • 10:46 What does Freecodecamp offer?
  • 11:37 What is Code Book Club?
  • 15:57 You Don't Know JS series
  • 19:43 Working in cyber security
  • 22:10 Work and passion time management
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  • 24:29 Any tips for learning coding?
  • 29:41 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 5 Nov 2020 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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  • 10:09 Sponsor: Raygun
  • 10:46 What does Freecodecamp offer?
  • 11:37 What is Code Book Club?
  • 15:57 You Don't Know JS series
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  • 22:10 Work and passion time management
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  • 24:29 Any tips for learning coding?
  • 29:41 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 108: Learn to Code with Madison Kanna John Papa 00:37:28 Madison Kanna talks with John and Dan about her journey to becoming a coder, and the ways she tries to help others learn to code through Code Book Club and other resources like FreeCodeCamp. Madison Kanna talks with John and Dan about her journey to becoming a coder, and the ways she tries to help others learn to code through Code Book Club and other resources like FreeCodeCamp. false full 108 80da8772-8d15-474f-b824-887973312c70 Episode 107: Two Svelte Forms Enter One Form Leaves - Kevin Åberg Kultalahti John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 20:51 How do you handle validation?
  • 26:35 What's a view model?
  • 30:00 How does extensibility work?
  • 37:40 How is styling handled?
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  • 40:18 Other projects on the go?
  • 42:29 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 29 Oct 2020 12:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 07:45 How does Svelte Forms make life easier over HTML?
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  • 10:05 What features seperate you from other libraries?
  • 20:51 How do you handle validation?
  • 26:35 What's a view model?
  • 30:00 How does extensibility work?
  • 37:40 How is styling handled?
  • 39:05 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 40:18 Other projects on the go?
  • 42:29 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 107: Two Svelte Forms Enter One Form Leaves - Kevin Åberg Kultalahti John Papa 00:51:19 Kevin Åberg Kultalahti talks with John, Ward, and Craig about Svelte Forms - How Kevin got started building forms for Svelte? How does Svelte forms make life easier? How is validation handled with Svelte Forms? And how is styling handled? Kevin Åberg Kultalahti talks with John, Ward, and Craig about Svelte Forms - How Kevin got started building forms for Svelte? How does Svelte forms make life easier? How is validation handled with Svelte Forms? And how is styling handled? false full 107 855c9aa5-5fbf-4540-ad5f-f18ae610ffaa Episode 106: Extensibility for Angular, React, and Vue with NX John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Devin Shoemaker @ParanoidCoder

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  • 14:43 How granular can you get with a plugin?
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  • 18:38 Schematics and builders
  • 23:20 What have you created as plugins?
  • 32:29 What resources do you have access to?
  • 34:20 Sponsor: Raygun
  • 34:56 Supporting open source projects
  • 38:41 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 22 Oct 2020 11:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io John Papa @John_Papa

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Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

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  • 23:20 What have you created as plugins?
  • 32:29 What resources do you have access to?
  • 34:20 Sponsor: Raygun
  • 34:56 Supporting open source projects
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]]> Episode 106: Extensibility for Angular, React, and Vue with NX John Papa 00:44:52 Devin Shoemaker talks with Dan, Craig, and John about his experiences building plugins for Nx. What is NX and who is it for? How granular can you get with a plugin? What resources do you have access to? And Devin's thoughts on supporting and maintaining open source projects. Devin Shoemaker talks with Dan, Craig, and John about his experiences building plugins for Nx. What is NX and who is it for? How granular can you get with a plugin? What resources do you have access to? And Devin's thoughts on supporting and maintaining open source projects. false full 106 d7883153-fc8e-4ca0-a3d4-3c305012e386 Episode 105: Cats as a Service John Papa @John_Papa

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]]> Thu, 15 Oct 2020 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io John Papa @John_Papa

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]]> Episode 105: Cats as a Service John Papa 00:44:21 Tomomi Imura joins John and Ward to talk about drawing as a way of learning and teaching. They talk about what inspired Tomomi to create cat based error messages, how sketch notes help to learn and teach complex technical topics, and how Tomomi finds inspiration for a new talk or idea. Tomomi Imura joins John and Ward to talk about drawing as a way of learning and teaching. They talk about what inspired Tomomi to create cat based error messages, how sketch notes help to learn and teach complex technical topics, and how Tomomi finds inspiration for a new talk or idea. false full 105 b4057a5e-8809-438d-9f07-357b779550e8 Episode 104: Just What the Doc-ter Ordered with Laurie Barth Recording date: 2020-05-14

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  • 21:48 How can people learn to write better docs?
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  • 30:27 What's the first thing you should do with docs?
  • 40:50 How do you do SEO for docs?
  • 46:08 Final thoughts

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  • 21:48 How can people learn to write better docs?
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]]> Episode 104: Just What the Doc-ter Ordered with Laurie Barth John Papa 00:48:38 Laurie Barth is back to talk with John and Ward about documentation. What are some organizing principles of docs? What to do if people don't understand a term in your docs? Where should you start when writing docs for a new project? And how do you deal with SEO for documentation? Laurie Barth is back to talk with John and Ward about documentation. What are some organizing principles of docs? What to do if people don't understand a term in your docs? Where should you start when writing docs for a new project? And how do you deal with SEO for documentation? false full 104 d8551535-ed1c-44d8-aa27-1ecf6619a7a7 Episode #103: Building Mobile Apps with Capacitor Recording date: 9/4/2020

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  • 12:20 Exporting contacts data
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  • 22:04 How does Capacitor deal with storage?
  • 30:53 Sponsor: Nrwl
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  • 37:14 Can you bring your own framework?
  • 41:36 Why bother with Capicator instead of building native?
  • 45:55 Final thoughts

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  • 12:20 Exporting contacts data
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  • 14:36 Geofencing
  • 17:54 What's the difference between Cordova and Capacitor?
  • 22:04 How does Capacitor deal with storage?
  • 30:53 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 31:23 Can I use Capacitor with Vue?
  • 37:14 Can you bring your own framework?
  • 41:36 Why bother with Capicator instead of building native?
  • 45:55 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode #103: Building Mobile Apps with Capacitor John Papa 00:50:29 Mike Hartington is back to talk about building mobile apps with Capacitor. What is Capacitor? How does it handle data like contacts or geofencing? What's the difference between Cordova and Capacitor? Can you use Capacitor with Vue? Can you bring your own framework? Why bother with Capacitor instead of building native? Mike Hartington is back to talk about building mobile apps with Capacitor. What is Capacitor? How does it handle data like contacts or geofencing? What's the difference between Cordova and Capacitor? Can you use Capacitor with Vue? Can you bring your own framework? Why bother with Capacitor instead of building native? false full 103 d86bd905-a7f0-401d-998d-ccf5c046f315 Episode 102: TypeScript and Svelte Recording date: 8/27/2020

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  • 31:03 Should we use any?
  • 38:50 What's sapper?
  • 40:00 What client side data management tools are there?
  • 41:29 Final thoughts

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]]> Thu, 24 Sep 2020 10:00:05 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 8/27/2020

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  • 38:50 What's sapper?
  • 40:00 What client side data management tools are there?
  • 41:29 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 102: TypeScript and Svelte John Papa 00:46:06 Orta Therox talks wit John, Ward, and Dan about what the latest news is on Typescript and Svelte, how Typescript connects with Svelte, when we should use any, what Sapper is, and what client side data management tools there are for Svelte. Orta Therox talks wit John, Ward, and Dan about what the latest news is on Typescript and Svelte, how Typescript connects with Svelte, when we should use any, what Sapper is, and what client side data management tools there are for Svelte. false full 102 045d4f9b-8727-40d5-9771-18b5c270af50 Episode #101: Back to Basics with Native HTML and LitElement Recording date: August 25, 2020

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  • 40:33 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 41:34 How does Fast compare with LitElements?
  • 47:42 Where to go to learn more
  • 50:13 Final thoughts

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]]> Tue, 22 Sep 2020 18:58:12 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: August 25, 2020

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  • 10:18 Sponsor: Raygun
  • 10:49 Wrapping everything into a component
  • 13:34 How does LitElement help with templating?
  • 22:57 Is LitElement able to integrate with other components?
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  • 47:42 Where to go to learn more
  • 50:13 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode #101: Back to Basics with Native HTML and LitElement John Papa 00:54:47 Alan Davalos drops a wealth of knowledge and links on LitElement including: what is LitElement? What is CSS encapsulation? How does LitElement help with templating? Is LitElement able to integrate with other components? How do you define an attribute value? And How does Fast compare with LitElements? Alan Davalos drops a wealth of knowledge and links on LitElement including: what is LitElement? What is CSS encapsulation? How does LitElement help with templating? Is LitElement able to integrate with other components? How do you define an attribute value? And How does Fast compare with LitElements? false full 101 c7c3c5e2-317a-4465-bac6-4c100d1d69f4 Episode 100: Intercepting HTTP in Web Frameworks Recording date: August 20, 2020

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]]> Thu, 10 Sep 2020 10:00:36 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: August 20, 2020

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  • 25:42 Axios and interceptors
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  • 38:54 Where should someone start with interceptors?
]]> Episode 100: Intercepting HTTP in Web Frameworks John Papa 00:43:40 To celebrate episode 99 and 3 quarters, Ward and John talk about Interceptors. Why are interceptors important? Are they like middleware? How do interceptors work with Angular? What is a read only interceptor? And where should someone start with interceptors? To celebrate episode 99 and 3 quarters, Ward and John talk about Interceptors. Why are interceptors important? Are they like middleware? How do interceptors work with Angular? What is a read only interceptor? And where should someone start with interceptors? false full 100 62bf3083-6df8-4668-9d29-bc12977dec06 Episode 99: So You Wanna Use MonoRepos and Micro FrontEnds in Your Enterprise Architecture? - with Manfred Steyer John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 44:28 Final thoughts

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  • 44:28 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 99: So You Wanna Use MonoRepos and Micro FrontEnds in Your Enterprise Architecture? - with Manfred Steyer John Papa 00:50:26 Manfred Steyer talks with John, Ward, and Dan about what enterprise means these days, what some of the pitfalls of monorepos are, what kind of special tooling you might need, how to track changes and use version control, how to link multiple repos, and who monorepos are for. Manfred Steyer talks with John, Ward, and Dan about what enterprise means these days, what some of the pitfalls of monorepos are, what kind of special tooling you might need, how to track changes and use version control, how to link multiple repos, and who monorepos are for. false full 99 4393228b-86fb-41a9-875a-94b8cd530b80 Episode 98: Svelte with Rich Harris John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 45:36 How much is happening in the DOM vs the browser?
  • 46:51 What's next for Svelte?
  • 50:32 Final thoughts

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  • 45:36 How much is happening in the DOM vs the browser?
  • 46:51 What's next for Svelte?
  • 50:32 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 98: Svelte with Rich Harris John Papa 00:56:01 Rich Harris talks with us about why he decided to create Svelte, where the size comes from, what the challenges are with SVG, and what his pitch is for Svelte. Rich also talks about why he wanted to try to build Svelte for folks who aren't as comfortable with React or Vue, and what's next for Svelte. Rich Harris talks with us about why he decided to create Svelte, where the size comes from, what the challenges are with SVG, and what his pitch is for Svelte. Rich also talks about why he wanted to try to build Svelte for folks who aren't as comfortable with React or Vue, and what's next for Svelte. false full 98 2d9e5639-a163-4d7c-9571-f1554ec962ac Episode 97: Javascript and Social Economic Reform with Justin Samuels John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 24:45 What technology is the focus?
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  • 31:06 Rebuild Black Business
  • 43:28 How did you organize all the contributors?
  • 45:24 Final thoughts

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]]> Tue, 18 Aug 2020 10:00:07 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 43:28 How did you organize all the contributors?
  • 45:24 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 97: Javascript and Social Economic Reform with Justin Samuels John Papa 00:49:56 Justin Samuels talks with John and Ward about his career path, education choices along the way, Render Atlana, and how he helped organize and develop Rebuild Black Business. Justin Samuels talks with John and Ward about his career path, education choices along the way, Render Atlana, and how he helped organize and develop Rebuild Black Business. false full 97 0d4dded9-5204-43e9-8c44-38b2c34dad28 Episode 96: Expressway to Fastify with Matteo Collina John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 46:38 What's the best way to get started with Fastify?
  • 49:21 Final thoughts

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  • 26:45 Ward the Curmudgeon on taking a bet on Fastify
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  • 37:00 What is Pino and why?
  • 46:38 What's the best way to get started with Fastify?
  • 49:21 Final thoughts

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]]> Episode 96: Expressway to Fastify with Matteo Collina John Papa 00:53:37 Matteo Collina returns to the show to talk about Fastify. What is Fastify? Why should you use Fastify instead of Express? What is Pino and why? What's the best way to get started with Fastify? Matteo Collina returns to the show to talk about Fastify. What is Fastify? Why should you use Fastify instead of Express? What is Pino and why? What's the best way to get started with Fastify? false full 96 e8626219-faef-4b03-9905-1acebb98dfb6 Episode 95: Working in Developer Relations with Kim Maida Recording date: 2020-07-02

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  • 43:21 Having a problem proportional to solution
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  • 55:09 What lead you to choosing GraphQL?
  • 56:56 Final thoughts
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  • 43:21 Having a problem proportional to solution
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  • 55:09 What lead you to choosing GraphQL?
  • 56:56 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 94: GraphQL with Daniel Roe John Papa 01:05:00 Daniel Roe is back to help teach us about GraphQL. What is GraphQL? What's the graph in GraphQL? How do you restrict client access to data in GraphQL? What's the difference between serverless vs serverless functions? And what lead Daniel Roe to choosing GraphQL for his project? Daniel Roe is back to help teach us about GraphQL. What is GraphQL? What's the graph in GraphQL? How do you restrict client access to data in GraphQL? What's the difference between serverless vs serverless functions? And what lead Daniel Roe to choosing GraphQL for his project? false full 94 a1cd01af-5eba-4608-b2b3-de0c6d3c4ade Episode 93: Having a Career In Technology with Emma Bostian John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 26:52 Prepping for a job interview and imposter syndrome
  • 28:53 How do you keep up wtih all the things?
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  • 31:19 Cramming and pretending to be something you're not
  • 40:47 Final thoughts
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  • 40:47 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 93: Having a Career In Technology with Emma Bostian John Papa 00:43:25 Emma Bostian joins John, Ward, and Craig to talk about her career in technology, what a career in tech means, what drew her back to tech after trying elsewhere, how to negotiate a salary in tech, working with a good manager, and prepping for a job interview in technology. Emma Bostian joins John, Ward, and Craig to talk about her career in technology, what a career in tech means, what drew her back to tech after trying elsewhere, how to negotiate a salary in tech, working with a good manager, and prepping for a job interview in technology. false full 93 4e03e726-7d55-45fb-a7de-13a58a9438ee Episode 92: Nest.js with Loiane Groner John Papa @John_Papa

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  • 36:12 Final thoughts
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]]> Episode 92: Nest.js with Loiane Groner John Papa 00:38:27 Loiane Groner joins us to talk about what Nest.js is, when someone should choose Nest.js over other choices, how to consolidate logic, what possible downsides of Nest.js are, and what does middleware look like in Nest.js? Loiane Groner joins us to talk about what Nest.js is, when someone should choose Nest.js over other choices, how to consolidate logic, what possible downsides of Nest.js are, and what does middleware look like in Nest.js? false full 92 28e779d8-18fe-4532-a2e8-5cb357d94e95 Episode 91: Solving Common RxJS Scenarios in Angular with Deborah Kurata Recording date: 2020-05-21

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  • 30:15 Updating Pluralsight courses
  • 40:58 Final thoughts
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  • 28:08 Any frustrations with this set up?
  • 31:16 How does it handle file uploads?
  • 34:50 Final thoughts
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  • 31:16 How does it handle file uploads?
  • 34:50 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 90: Using Frisby and Jest with William Imoh John Papa 00:42:25 illiam Imoh joins John, Dan, and Craig to talk about testing with Frisby.js and Joi. What are Frisby and Jest? How does Frisby make life easier? What is Postman? How do you handle authentication? How do you pass tokens or specify environment data? illiam Imoh joins John, Dan, and Craig to talk about testing with Frisby.js and Joi. What are Frisby and Jest? How does Frisby make life easier? What is Postman? How do you handle authentication? How do you pass tokens or specify environment data? false full 90 b18020ad-7bee-418a-8166-005d7da71921 Episode 89: Building Secure Electron Apps with Aristeidis Bampakos Recording date: 2020-05-07

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  • 34:52 What are the alternatives to Electron?
  • 39:14 Who owns Electron and what's the future?
  • 42:22 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 23 Jun 2020 10:00:04 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-05-07

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  • 31:52 Are there other security concerns when using Electron?
  • 34:52 What are the alternatives to Electron?
  • 39:14 Who owns Electron and what's the future?
  • 42:22 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 89: Building Secure Electron Apps with Aristeidis Bampakos John Papa 00:50:40 Aristeidis joins John and Ward to talk about his experience building and maintaining an electron app for mapping software. What does Electron give you? What are the benefits of Electron? What about security or authentication? What are the alternatives to Electron? Aristeidis joins John and Ward to talk about his experience building and maintaining an electron app for mapping software. What does Electron give you? What are the benefits of Electron? What about security or authentication? What are the alternatives to Electron? false full 89 3c96f1a6-c312-449b-952f-95c92c94ae09 Episode 88: Refactoring To React Hooks With Gustavo Miranda Recording date: 2020-04-28

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  • 14:21 What is Atomic Design?
  • 18:52 Did you have to change the way you think about React?
  • 21:41 What was the learning curve like?
  • 27:21 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 28:02 How do you use Hooks to manage state?
  • 34:22 How do folks new to Hooks get started?
  • 38:02 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 16 Jun 2020 10:00:06 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-04-28

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  • 21:41 What was the learning curve like?
  • 27:21 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 28:02 How do you use Hooks to manage state?
  • 34:22 How do folks new to Hooks get started?
  • 38:02 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 88: Refactoring To React Hooks With Gustavo Miranda John Papa 00:41:29 Gustavo Miranda joins Craig and Ward to talk about React hooks and why they are important. Also discussed are how hooks tie into moments in React, what Atomic Design is, how Gustavo changed his thinking about React with hooks, what the learning curve was like, how he used hooks to manage state, and suggestions for people new to hooks. Gustavo Miranda joins Craig and Ward to talk about React hooks and why they are important. Also discussed are how hooks tie into moments in React, what Atomic Design is, how Gustavo changed his thinking about React with hooks, what the learning curve was like, how he used hooks to manage state, and suggestions for people new to hooks. false full 88 397a68fb-6628-4c2a-8bf7-1edf5a9b1907 Episode 87: Better frontend development with inspiration from the culinary world - with Ryan Lanciaux Recording date: 2020-04-2

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  • 27:39 The value of container presenters
  • 31:16 How does this help me as a developer?
  • 37:52 Final thoughts
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  • 27:39 The value of container presenters
  • 31:16 How does this help me as a developer?
  • 37:52 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 87: Better frontend development with inspiration from the culinary world - with Ryan Lanciaux John Papa 00:42:11 Ryan Lanciaux talks with John and Ward about taking inspiration from the culinary world for better frontend development practices. How can it help software development? How can it go wrong? And how does it help developers to think this way? Ryan Lanciaux talks with John and Ward about taking inspiration from the culinary world for better frontend development practices. How can it help software development? How can it go wrong? And how does it help developers to think this way? false full 87 90b0ebad-7c3c-4209-a42b-443f787268a9 Episode 86: React in the Enterprise with Gil Fink Recording date: 2020-04-16

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  • 22:30 Don't make everything a hook
  • 30:22 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 31:26 Wrapping third party elements
  • 39:06 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 2 Jun 2020 10:00:03 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-04-16

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  • 22:30 Don't make everything a hook
  • 30:22 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 31:26 Wrapping third party elements
  • 39:06 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 86: React in the Enterprise with Gil Fink John Papa 00:44:00 Gil Fink talks with Dan and Ward about using React, how he got D3 to work within React, advice on hooks, and wrapping third party elements. Gil Fink talks with Dan and Ward about using React, how he got D3 to work within React, advice on hooks, and wrapping third party elements. false full 86 dae4f032-0f24-49b9-8e4e-036a2b9aba7c Bonus Episode: Azure Static Web Apps Recording date: 2020-04-29

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  • 13:28 How is performance and speed?
  • 17:20 What about custom domains?
  • 19:51 Point of presence
  • 21:41 What are the cons to this service?
  • 25:44 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:51 What is the API situation?
  • 29:58 How does authentication work?
  • 34:29 Final thoughts
]]> Thu, 28 May 2020 09:00:20 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-04-29

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  • 13:28 How is performance and speed?
  • 17:20 What about custom domains?
  • 19:51 Point of presence
  • 21:41 What are the cons to this service?
  • 25:44 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:51 What is the API situation?
  • 29:58 How does authentication work?
  • 34:29 Final thoughts
]]> Bonus Episode: Azure Static Web Apps John Papa 00:38:50 John and Craig are joined by Mitch and Daria from Azure to talk about Azure Static Web Apps. What is Azure Static Web Apps? Who is the target audience for it? And how does Azure Static Web Apps work with custom domains, Github Actions, and authentication? John and Craig are joined by Mitch and Daria from Azure to talk about Azure Static Web Apps. What is Azure Static Web Apps? Who is the target audience for it? And how does Azure Static Web Apps work with custom domains, Github Actions, and authentication? false bonus b5e33143-a4a1-4f6c-a4e9-78392c1df090 Episode 85: Lessons on Building Scotch.io - Chris on Code Recording date: 2020-04-14

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]]> Episode 85: Lessons on Building Scotch.io - Chris on Code John Papa 00:48:47 Chris from Scotch.io talks with John, Ward, and Dan about his experience building Scotch.io, how he's incorporated Jamstack elements, using Cloudflare to speed up the site around the world, how to design for boring business sites, and CMS options to consider if he was to rebuild Scotch.io today. Chris from Scotch.io talks with John, Ward, and Dan about his experience building Scotch.io, how he's incorporated Jamstack elements, using Cloudflare to speed up the site around the world, how to design for boring business sites, and CMS options to consider if he was to rebuild Scotch.io today. false full 85 344f1b04-02e0-4a46-a484-53a2fc3ce9b6 Episode 84: Nuxt- Vue- and GraphQL - Daniel Roe Recording date: 2020-04-09

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  • 13:25 Why is Server Side Rendering important?
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  • 29:43 How easy is it to go client rendered?
  • 36:13 What's the difference between Nuxt and Vue?
  • 40:33 Quicklinks
  • 42:57 What are the challenges with Nuxt?
  • 51:51 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 19 May 2020 10:00:04 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-04-09

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  • 29:08 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 29:43 How easy is it to go client rendered?
  • 36:13 What's the difference between Nuxt and Vue?
  • 40:33 Quicklinks
  • 42:57 What are the challenges with Nuxt?
  • 51:51 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 84: Nuxt- Vue- and GraphQL - Daniel Roe John Papa 00:55:52 Ever wondered what exactly Nuxt, Vue, or GraphQL are? We've got Daniel Roe on this episode to talk about what Nuxt is? Why is SSR important? How hosting on Lambda helps? And what some of the challenges with Nuxt are for developers. Ever wondered what exactly Nuxt, Vue, or GraphQL are? We've got Daniel Roe on this episode to talk about what Nuxt is? Why is SSR important? How hosting on Lambda helps? And what some of the challenges with Nuxt are for developers. false full 84 0c1110de-ef50-4478-bec1-176a4136c696 Episode 83: Online Store with Svelte - Domenik Reitzner Recording date: 2020-04-07

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  • 06:17 Why is there less boilerplate?
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  • 12:09 Did you miss not having a cli?
  • 15:06 What's it like developing with Svelte?
  • 24:57 What is the magic in the bundle?
  • 32:26 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 33:33 Why might someone not want to use Svelte?
  • 43:00 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 12 May 2020 09:00:27 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-04-07

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  • 24:57 What is the magic in the bundle?
  • 32:26 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 33:33 Why might someone not want to use Svelte?
  • 43:00 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 83: Online Store with Svelte - Domenik Reitzner John Papa 00:46:29 Craig and John talk with Domenik Reitzner about Svelte. Can you write less code and build boilerplate-free components using HTML, CSS, and Javascript? What about the lack of cli? What is it really like developing with Svelte and why might someone not want to use Svelte? Craig and John talk with Domenik Reitzner about Svelte. Can you write less code and build boilerplate-free components using HTML, CSS, and Javascript? What about the lack of cli? What is it really like developing with Svelte and why might someone not want to use Svelte? false full 83 ade24cd6-aa19-4857-a427-3360a50efefb Episode 82: i18n and l10n with N3i M3r Recording date: 2020-03-24

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  • 10:01 Why should we care about this?
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  • 11:43 Advice for designers building sites
  • 16:35 What about ALT text?
  • 27:30 Is it worth the extra time and investment?
  • 33:28 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 34:27 How do I work with unicode?
  • 39:41 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 5 May 2020 09:00:39 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-03-24

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  • 16:35 What about ALT text?
  • 27:30 Is it worth the extra time and investment?
  • 33:28 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 34:27 How do I work with unicode?
  • 39:41 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 82: i18n and l10n with N3i M3r John Papa 00:43:21 What is i18n and l10n? Naomi Meyer talks with John, Ward, and Dan about accessibility and internationalization, why we should care about them, advice for designers, what to do about ALT text, and whether it's worth the extra time and effort. What is i18n and l10n? Naomi Meyer talks with John, Ward, and Dan about accessibility and internationalization, why we should care about them, advice for designers, what to do about ALT text, and whether it's worth the extra time and effort. false full 82 91a52e6e-03dc-42a5-86ef-f125dba3cbd0 Episode 81: Overriding JavaScript Builds with Santosh Yadav Recording date: 2020-03-19

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  • 09:35 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:43 What is a builder?
  • 31:35 Sponsor: Narwhal
  • 37:02 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 28 Apr 2020 09:00:06 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-03-19

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  • 09:35 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:43 What is a builder?
  • 31:35 Sponsor: Narwhal
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]]> Episode 81: Overriding JavaScript Builds with Santosh Yadav John Papa 00:40:58 Satnosh Yadav talks with John and Dan about overriding JavaScript builds. What is a Javascript build? How does Webpack help? And what is a builder? Satnosh Yadav talks with John and Dan about overriding JavaScript builds. What is a Javascript build? How does Webpack help? And what is a builder? false full 81 d73cee64-8526-4046-99a6-f954f012a162 Episode 80: Service Workers with Keilla Fernandes Recording date: 2020-03-03

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  • 07:53 Where could people be using service workers?
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  • 28:33 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 29:33 Chrome Developer tools and service workers
  • 31:20 Service workers and push notifications
  • 32:33 Do I need to worry about service workers?
  • 37:39 How does HTTP and caching work?
  • 40:38 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 21 Apr 2020 09:00:05 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-03-03

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  • 28:33 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
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  • 31:20 Service workers and push notifications
  • 32:33 Do I need to worry about service workers?
  • 37:39 How does HTTP and caching work?
  • 40:38 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 80: Service Workers with Keilla Fernandes John Papa 00:46:56 Keilla Fernandes talks with John, Ward, and Dan about service workers. What are service workers? How do you keep data fresh and in sync? What about service workers and push notifications? And how does HTTP and caching work with service workers? Keilla Fernandes talks with John, Ward, and Dan about service workers. What are service workers? How do you keep data fresh and in sync? What about service workers and push notifications? And how does HTTP and caching work with service workers? false full 80 11f0d9a2-be84-44b5-90d3-64f146b012ad Episode 79: JavaScript development on a Mac with C-Mac Recording date: 2020-02-25

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  • 28:13 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 29:17 What's your take on Catalina?
  • 40:03 What's a dot file?
  • 48:38 Final thoughts
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  • 28:13 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 29:17 What's your take on Catalina?
  • 40:03 What's a dot file?
  • 48:38 Final thoughts
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  • 29:56 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 31:05 Opportunities for talks and blogging
  • 35:41 Did you consider any other solutions?
  • 39:20 Final thoughts
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  • 29:56 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 31:05 Opportunities for talks and blogging
  • 35:41 Did you consider any other solutions?
  • 39:20 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 78: Going React to React Native with Jenn Creighton John Papa 00:43:07 Jenn Creighton talks with Craig Shoemaker about going from React to React Native and some of the issues she encountered and what she learned along the way. Jenn Creighton talks with Craig Shoemaker about going from React to React Native and some of the issues she encountered and what she learned along the way. false full 78 ffb4ca84-c7b2-4e61-b9fe-c7623649f2ea Episode 77: Converting a traditional Rails - client-side stack to Vue.js with Paul Campbell Recording date: 2020-02-11

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Paul Campbell @Paulca

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 01:34 Guest introduction
  • 08:57 What you've launched is...
  • 10:38 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:49 What is Tito?
  • 19:42 Was Vue X easy to implement?
  • 21:38 What kind of data did you need to use?
  • 27:11 How do you handle things going wrong?
  • 33:15 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 34:25 What was the most delightful thing about developing with Vue
  • 36:20 What about a bad experience?
  • 41:41 What's new and coming out in Tito?
  • 43:59 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 31 Mar 2020 09:00:12 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-02-11

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Paul Campbell @Paulca

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 01:34 Guest introduction
  • 08:57 What you've launched is...
  • 10:38 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:49 What is Tito?
  • 19:42 Was Vue X easy to implement?
  • 21:38 What kind of data did you need to use?
  • 27:11 How do you handle things going wrong?
  • 33:15 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 34:25 What was the most delightful thing about developing with Vue
  • 36:20 What about a bad experience?
  • 41:41 What's new and coming out in Tito?
  • 43:59 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 77: Converting a traditional Rails - client-side stack to Vue.js with Paul Campbell John Papa 00:47:59 Paul Campbell talks with John and Craig about converting Tito to Vue.js and what he learned along the way. Paul Campbell talks with John and Craig about converting Tito to Vue.js and what he learned along the way. false full 77 c7f13cf4-c303-4af8-aa47-a00b06c9d1d4 Episode 76: Readable JavaScript with Laurie Barth Recording date: 2020-01-28

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Laurie Barth @LaurieOnTech

Resources:

]]> Tue, 24 Mar 2020 09:00:01 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-01-28

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Laurie Barth @LaurieOnTech

Resources:

]]> Episode 76: Readable JavaScript with Laurie Barth John Papa 00:48:51 Ward and John talk with Laurie about what Readable Javascript is, why you shouldn't nest your ternary's, debate Let vs Const, and most importantly, discuss bike shedding vs yak shaving. Ward and John talk with Laurie about what Readable Javascript is, why you shouldn't nest your ternary's, debate Let vs Const, and most importantly, discuss bike shedding vs yak shaving. false full 76 726c7542-aa4c-4444-80f4-1fe5065d8f12 Episode 75: The Battle of House Promises vs House Observables with Kapehe Recording date: 2020-01-23

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Kapehe @Kapehe_ok

Resources:

Timejumps

]]> Tue, 17 Mar 2020 09:00:09 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-01-23

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Kapehe @Kapehe_ok

Resources:

Timejumps

]]> Episode 75: The Battle of House Promises vs House Observables with Kapehe John Papa 00:38:02 When should you use Promises and when should you use Observables? John and Ward are talking with Kapehe about her talk on House Promises vs House Observables to help you understand the differences. When should you use Promises and when should you use Observables? John and Ward are talking with Kapehe about her talk on House Promises vs House Observables to help you understand the differences. false full 75 abd76c1d-c717-4cbb-97dd-d42fde4a0871 Episode 74: React at Starbucks with Cher Recording date: 2020-01-21

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Cher Cher on Twitter

Resources:

Timejumps

]]> Tue, 10 Mar 2020 09:00:05 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-01-21

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Cher Cher on Twitter

Resources:

Timejumps

]]> Episode 74: React at Starbucks with Cher John Papa 00:33:04 Cher talks with John and Ward about her experiences working on Starbucks PWA, and moving from Vue to React. Cher talks with John and Ward about her experiences working on Starbucks PWA, and moving from Vue to React. false full 74 f574ae4a-c744-41d3-baed-ea171292b070 Episode 73: Avoiding a Litany of Mistakes that Design Systems Fix with Micah Godbolt Recording date: 2020-01-14

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Micah Godbolt @MicahGodbolt

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:20 Guest introduction
  • 03:31 What is a design system?
  • 08:53 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:56 Bootstrap, Tailwind, Material?
  • 19:18 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 20:32 How does a design system help?
  • 23:49 When is a design system not worth your time?
  • 26:15 How to show ROI for a design system?
  • 29:30 How have design systems solved problems?
  • 33:46 How do you learn more about design systems?
  • 39:45 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 3 Mar 2020 10:00:17 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-01-14

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Micah Godbolt @MicahGodbolt

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:20 Guest introduction
  • 03:31 What is a design system?
  • 08:53 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 09:56 Bootstrap, Tailwind, Material?
  • 19:18 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 20:32 How does a design system help?
  • 23:49 When is a design system not worth your time?
  • 26:15 How to show ROI for a design system?
  • 29:30 How have design systems solved problems?
  • 33:46 How do you learn more about design systems?
  • 39:45 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 73: Avoiding a Litany of Mistakes that Design Systems Fix with Micah Godbolt John Papa 00:43:32 Micah Godbolt talks with John and Craig about what a design system is, how it can help, when you should use a design system, and how to learn more about design systems. Micah Godbolt talks with John and Craig about what a design system is, how it can help, when you should use a design system, and how to learn more about design systems. false full 73 ef71e2b0-bff7-4602-8184-c3332ad110b7 Episode 72: What's Your Vue of Nuxt.js - with Alexander Lichter Recording date: 2020-01-07

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Alexander Lichter @TheAlexLichter

Resources:

Final Thoughts

Timejumps

]]> Tue, 25 Feb 2020 10:00:02 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-01-07

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Alexander Lichter @TheAlexLichter

Resources:

Final Thoughts

Timejumps

]]> Episode 72: What's Your Vue of Nuxt.js - with Alexander Lichter John Papa 00:46:21 Alexander Lichter joins the show to talk about Nuxt, reasons why you should use Nuxt, how do Nuxt and Vue work together, and more. Alexander Lichter joins the show to talk about Nuxt, reasons why you should use Nuxt, how do Nuxt and Vue work together, and more. false full 72 08d08707-9d36-4951-b9e1-085a8e741808 Episode 71: Angular at Scale Recording date: 2020-01-02

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Jeremy Likness @JeremyLikness

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 01:59 Guest introduction
  • 08:34 Why is Javascript better today?
  • 11:05 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:06 jQuery normalizing the DOM
  • 23:32 What's worked and what hasn't worked?
  • 32:23 How should people keep things organized across teams?
  • 45:21 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 18 Feb 2020 10:00:07 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2020-01-02

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Jeremy Likness @JeremyLikness

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 01:59 Guest introduction
  • 08:34 Why is Javascript better today?
  • 11:05 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 12:06 jQuery normalizing the DOM
  • 23:32 What's worked and what hasn't worked?
  • 32:23 How should people keep things organized across teams?
  • 45:21 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 71: Angular at Scale John Papa 00:51:24 Jeremy Likness talks with John and Dan about advice for building larger applications with Angular, and tips for how to keep projects organized teams spread across the globe. Jeremy Likness talks with John and Dan about advice for building larger applications with Angular, and tips for how to keep projects organized teams spread across the globe. false full 71 72e32ec8-c008-46bb-8a59-9caba61c2baf Episode 70: React Performance with Ken Wheeler Recording date: 2019-12-12

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Ken Wheeler @Ken_Wheeler

Resources:

Final Thoughts

Timejumps

  • 02:05 Guest introduction
  • 02:21 What is Spectacle?
  • 08:48 What brought you into this space?
  • 09:43 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:50 Why do I fix performance issues I can't see?
  • 20:15 What is a spot update?
  • 25:17 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:19 What kind of performance gains can be had?
  • 33:08 What kind of tools are you using to test and measure?
  • 35:17 How do you get started?
  • 38:55 Top 3 performance tips
  • 42:18 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 11 Feb 2020 09:00:03 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-12-12

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Ken Wheeler @Ken_Wheeler

Resources:

Final Thoughts

Timejumps

  • 02:05 Guest introduction
  • 02:21 What is Spectacle?
  • 08:48 What brought you into this space?
  • 09:43 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:50 Why do I fix performance issues I can't see?
  • 20:15 What is a spot update?
  • 25:17 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:19 What kind of performance gains can be had?
  • 33:08 What kind of tools are you using to test and measure?
  • 35:17 How do you get started?
  • 38:55 Top 3 performance tips
  • 42:18 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 70: React Performance with Ken Wheeler John Papa 00:45:01 Ken Wheeler joins Craig and Ward to talk through tips on learning how to measure and improve React performance. Ken Wheeler joins Craig and Ward to talk through tips on learning how to measure and improve React performance. false full 70 ec39ecf4-2a7d-4e16-8ae7-cde78329fbc5 Episode 69: React with PWA and Ionic with Ely Lucas Recording date: 2019-12-10

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Ely Lucas @ElyLucas

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:33 Guest intro
  • 04:31 What is Ionic?
  • 09:03 Why is it important that Ionic works across frameworks?
  • 09:47 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:51 What can the latest version of Ionic do?
  • 15:06 Why should I use Ionic instead of React Native?
  • 19:40 Who is the audience for this?
  • 27:46 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:51 How do you access phone features from Ionic?
  • 34:52 How is testing done?
  • 43:49 What about Vue or Vanilla Javascript?
  • 45:11 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 4 Feb 2020 09:00:14 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-12-10

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Ely Lucas @ElyLucas

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:33 Guest intro
  • 04:31 What is Ionic?
  • 09:03 Why is it important that Ionic works across frameworks?
  • 09:47 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 10:51 What can the latest version of Ionic do?
  • 15:06 Why should I use Ionic instead of React Native?
  • 19:40 Who is the audience for this?
  • 27:46 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 28:51 How do you access phone features from Ionic?
  • 34:52 How is testing done?
  • 43:49 What about Vue or Vanilla Javascript?
  • 45:11 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 69: React with PWA and Ionic with Ely Lucas John Papa 00:48:28 Ely Lucas helps unpack the Ionic framework and how it can help developers working across frameworks, why you should consider using it, who should use it, and what's coming for Vue and Vanilla Javascript. Ely Lucas helps unpack the Ionic framework and how it can help developers working across frameworks, why you should consider using it, who should use it, and what's coming for Vue and Vanilla Javascript. false full 69 3454eb73-f18e-48a6-aa19-4bf06b8c9386 Episode 68: The Truth Behind Testing - Joe Eames Recording date: 2019-12-05

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Joe Eames @JosephEames

Resources:

Final Thoughts

]]> Tue, 28 Jan 2020 08:00:06 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-12-05

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Joe Eames @JosephEames

Resources:

Final Thoughts

]]> Episode 68: The Truth Behind Testing - Joe Eames John Papa 00:49:38 Joe Eames joins John and Ward to talk about the different kinds of testing, how to convince someone to use testing, and why we should be testing more often. Joe Eames joins John and Ward to talk about the different kinds of testing, how to convince someone to use testing, and why we should be testing more often. false full 68 fe2a1721-eb92-4654-b579-0e82e58d3633 Episode 67: JAMstacking with the Great Gatsby - Sam Julien Recording date: 2019-12-05

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Sam Julien @samjulien

Resources:

Final Thoughts

Timejumps

  • 01:27 Guest intro
  • 03:26 What's Gatsby?
  • 06:53 What problem does this solve?
  • 11:23 What benefits are there for the user?
  • 17:17 What are the hurdles to using Gatsby?
  • 23:39 Creating a course to learn Gatsby
  • 26:18 What's deployment like with Gatsby?
  • 30:39 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 31:39 What is Next?
  • 36:59 What happens when you build Gatsby?
  • 38:41 Who is Gatsby for?
  • 42:11 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 21 Jan 2020 08:00:26 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-12-05

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Sam Julien @samjulien

Resources:

Final Thoughts

Timejumps

  • 01:27 Guest intro
  • 03:26 What's Gatsby?
  • 06:53 What problem does this solve?
  • 11:23 What benefits are there for the user?
  • 17:17 What are the hurdles to using Gatsby?
  • 23:39 Creating a course to learn Gatsby
  • 26:18 What's deployment like with Gatsby?
  • 30:39 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 31:39 What is Next?
  • 36:59 What happens when you build Gatsby?
  • 38:41 Who is Gatsby for?
  • 42:11 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 67: JAMstacking with the Great Gatsby - Sam Julien John Papa 00:48:00 Sam Julien stirs up some buzzword soup as he explains Gatsby to John, Dan, and Craig. What is Gatsby? Who's Gatsby for? And what are the hurdles to using Gatsby for someone new to Gatsby? Sam Julien stirs up some buzzword soup as he explains Gatsby to John, Dan, and Craig. What is Gatsby? Who's Gatsby for? And what are the hurdles to using Gatsby for someone new to Gatsby? false full 67 b8ad3ec5-fec9-48d0-8f53-8d6dc17a0aa7 Episode 66: Vanilla JavaScript and HTML - No frameworks. No libraries. No problem. Recording date: 2019-12-03

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Resources:

Timejumps

]]> Tue, 14 Jan 2020 08:00:06 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-12-03

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Resources:

Timejumps

]]> Episode 66: Vanilla JavaScript and HTML - No frameworks. No libraries. No problem. John Papa 00:45:08 Ward & John talk through building something with vanilla Javascript while trying to limit the frameworks used, and the potential issues and benefits of doing so. Ward & John talk through building something with vanilla Javascript while trying to limit the frameworks used, and the potential issues and benefits of doing so. false full 66 45173811-80e6-4429-b176-214173ebe65a Episode 65: Art and Code with Ali Spittel from 6B Recording date: 2019-11-26

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Ali Spittel @ASpittel

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:34 Guest introduction
  • 06:06 Experience with frameworks
  • 08:34 How do you teach?
  • 10:52 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:54 Who are the students you're workign with?
  • 17:39 Variety of paths to learning to code
  • 25:06 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:14 How do you present something to students?
  • 28:02 What stuck out to you about frameworks?
  • 39:06 Where does teaching fit into your career?
  • 40:15 The intersection of art and code
  • 44:03 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 7 Jan 2020 08:00:12 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-11-26

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Ali Spittel @ASpittel

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:34 Guest introduction
  • 06:06 Experience with frameworks
  • 08:34 How do you teach?
  • 10:52 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:54 Who are the students you're workign with?
  • 17:39 Variety of paths to learning to code
  • 25:06 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 26:14 How do you present something to students?
  • 28:02 What stuck out to you about frameworks?
  • 39:06 Where does teaching fit into your career?
  • 40:15 The intersection of art and code
  • 44:03 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 65: Art and Code with Ali Spittel from 6B John Papa 00:47:56 Ali Spittel is on to talk about her experiences working with frameworks, how she teaches coding, what kinds of people are learning to code, and next steps in her career as an educator and developer. Ali Spittel is on to talk about her experiences working with frameworks, how she teaches coding, what kinds of people are learning to code, and next steps in her career as an educator and developer. false full 65 44b3e095-cf1d-4b50-8331-38eb6163e8e9 Episode 64: Twitched at Birth with Brian Clark Recording date: 2019-11-12

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Brian Clark @_clarkio

Resources:

]]> Tue, 31 Dec 2019 08:00:12 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-11-12

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Brian Clark @_clarkio

Resources:

]]> Episode 64: Twitched at Birth with Brian Clark John Papa 00:45:30 Brian Clark talks with John and Ward about his experiences live coding on Twitch. He's been using Twitch to explore new ways of teaching coding and developer tips to a younger audience. Brian Clark talks with John and Ward about his experiences live coding on Twitch. He's been using Twitch to explore new ways of teaching coding and developer tips to a younger audience. false full 64 31c53003-4c8d-4269-be6c-e259a114a8a8 Episode 63: Building a design system and mentoring with Neha Sharma John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Neha Sharma @HelloNehha

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 01:43 Guest introduction
  • 03:24 Topic introductions
  • 04:26 What do applications look like now?
  • 05:21 How do you decide what to modernize to?
  • 08:13 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 08:44 What is a design system?
  • 15:15 What about web components?
  • 19:26 What are some surprises from feedback?
  • 20:22 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 21:19 Final thoughts for people coming in to the industry
]]> Tue, 17 Dec 2019 08:00:11 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Neha Sharma @HelloNehha

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 01:43 Guest introduction
  • 03:24 Topic introductions
  • 04:26 What do applications look like now?
  • 05:21 How do you decide what to modernize to?
  • 08:13 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 08:44 What is a design system?
  • 15:15 What about web components?
  • 19:26 What are some surprises from feedback?
  • 20:22 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 21:19 Final thoughts for people coming in to the industry
]]> Episode 63: Building a design system and mentoring with Neha Sharma John Papa 00:23:59 John and Craig talk with Neha Sharma about building a design system, and how to best use them, and mentoring others new to the developer community. John and Craig talk with Neha Sharma about building a design system, and how to best use them, and mentoring others new to the developer community. false full 63 11331b68-4939-4f9d-83bc-2ea0a9294e53 Episode 62: Why You Should Use Linters with Aleksandra Shinkevich John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Aleksandra Shinkevich @Neesoglasnaja

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 01:47 Guest introduction
  • 03:23 What do linters do?
  • 05:48 How do you make sure linters are working properly?
  • 08:25 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 09:00 Do you run linters at other times?
  • 16:56 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 18:02 What about Prettier?
  • 23:13 CSS linters
  • 24:52 What common problems are there with linters?
]]> Tue, 10 Dec 2019 08:00:13 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Aleksandra Shinkevich @Neesoglasnaja

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 01:47 Guest introduction
  • 03:23 What do linters do?
  • 05:48 How do you make sure linters are working properly?
  • 08:25 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 09:00 Do you run linters at other times?
  • 16:56 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 18:02 What about Prettier?
  • 23:13 CSS linters
  • 24:52 What common problems are there with linters?
]]> Episode 62: Why You Should Use Linters with Aleksandra Shinkevich John Papa 00:29:29 Aleksandra Shinkevich talks with us about what linters are, how to make sure linters are working properly, when you should run them, common problems with linters, and how a linter compares with other things like Prettier. Aleksandra Shinkevich talks with us about what linters are, how to make sure linters are working properly, when you should run them, common problems with linters, and how a linter compares with other things like Prettier. false full 62 f659494d-90c8-42d7-8043-da2d5d56c6ac Episode 61: Leading Technical Teams - Jules Kremer Recording date: 2019-10-31

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Jules Kremer @Jules_Kremer

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 03:09 Guest introduction
  • 09:40 What are some of the challenges in leading teams?
  • 12:52 What is a monorepo?
  • 14:18 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 15:20 How do you bring teams and tech together?
  • 29:55 When you put together a team, what do you look for/
  • 34:01 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 34:32 What is EQ?
  • 41:08 What do you think about remote working?
  • 48:37 What do you think about older workers?
  • 50:54 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 3 Dec 2019 08:00:14 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-10-31

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Jules Kremer @Jules_Kremer

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 03:09 Guest introduction
  • 09:40 What are some of the challenges in leading teams?
  • 12:52 What is a monorepo?
  • 14:18 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 15:20 How do you bring teams and tech together?
  • 29:55 When you put together a team, what do you look for/
  • 34:01 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 34:32 What is EQ?
  • 41:08 What do you think about remote working?
  • 48:37 What do you think about older workers?
  • 50:54 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 61: Leading Technical Teams - Jules Kremer John Papa 00:53:58 John and Ward chat with Jules Kremer about advice for building technical teams, how to bring different folks together, incorporating remote workers, and thoughts on older tech workers involvement. John and Ward chat with Jules Kremer about advice for building technical teams, how to bring different folks together, incorporating remote workers, and thoughts on older tech workers involvement. false full 61 9980358b-2eb0-4e83-966c-6d8dc80af042 Bonus Episode: First Impressions of MacBook Pro 16 with Max Lynch Recording date: 2019-11-25

John Papa @John_Papa

Max Lynch @MaxLynch

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:18 What motivated you to purchase the MacBook Pro 16?
  • 05:03 Keyboard issues
  • 09:35 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 10:08 Working in a coffee shop
  • 12:16 What do you use the MacBook Pro for?
  • 19:02 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 20:07 Upgrade options
  • 22:02 Overall experience
  • 26:11 Questions from Twitter
  • 37:28 Speaker quality
  • 41:40 Software you install on a new MacBook Pro
]]> Tue, 26 Nov 2019 17:29:33 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-11-25

John Papa @John_Papa

Max Lynch @MaxLynch

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:18 What motivated you to purchase the MacBook Pro 16?
  • 05:03 Keyboard issues
  • 09:35 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 10:08 Working in a coffee shop
  • 12:16 What do you use the MacBook Pro for?
  • 19:02 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 20:07 Upgrade options
  • 22:02 Overall experience
  • 26:11 Questions from Twitter
  • 37:28 Speaker quality
  • 41:40 Software you install on a new MacBook Pro
]]> Bonus Episode: First Impressions of MacBook Pro 16 with Max Lynch John Papa 01:00:34 John talks with Max Lynch about their experience with setting up and configuring the new MacBook Pro 16" and how it compares with previous models. They talk about the apps and configuration options they do when setting up a new computer. John talks with Max Lynch about their experience with setting up and configuring the new MacBook Pro 16" and how it compares with previous models. They talk about the apps and configuration options they do when setting up a new computer. apple, macbook pro, developers, macos false bonus 209f4da9-9bc9-4a08-a697-109ce606f9f8 Episode 60: Mobile Me - Mobile You - Sani Yusuf Recording date: 2019-10-29

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Sani Yusuf @SaniYusuf

Resources:

Final Thoughts

Timejumps

  • 01:44 Guest introduction
  • 04:11 What technology do you use for building for the web and mobile?
  • 09:24 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 09:58 Switching mobile tech platforms
  • 16:55 Where does Ionic make a difference in mobile?
  • 29:17 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 30:17 Taking a web based view and put it on mobile?
  • 38:15 What are the top tips when developing for mobile?
  • 41:11 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 26 Nov 2019 08:00:09 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-10-29

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Sani Yusuf @SaniYusuf

Resources:

Final Thoughts

Timejumps

  • 01:44 Guest introduction
  • 04:11 What technology do you use for building for the web and mobile?
  • 09:24 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 09:58 Switching mobile tech platforms
  • 16:55 Where does Ionic make a difference in mobile?
  • 29:17 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 30:17 Taking a web based view and put it on mobile?
  • 38:15 What are the top tips when developing for mobile?
  • 41:11 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 60: Mobile Me - Mobile You - Sani Yusuf John Papa 00:45:47 Sani Yusuf stops by to talk about Ionic, React Native, Angular, and how to choose your mobile strategy. Sani Yusuf stops by to talk about Ionic, React Native, Angular, and how to choose your mobile strategy. false full 60 22336269-c6a3-42cf-a459-e932cdf19fa8 Episode 59: When I Grow Up I Will ... Jesse Warden Recording date: 2019-10-17

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Jesse Warden @jesterxl

Sponsors

  • Ag-Grid
  • Nrwl

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:45 Guest introduction
  • 03:46 What is parkour?
  • 08:27 Sponsor: AG-Grid
  • 09:37 Why ask why?
  • 22:53 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 23:30 Growing up and figuring out correctness
  • 29:06 What are you doing in technology these days?
  • 32:47 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 19 Nov 2019 08:00:14 +0000 john@webrush.io (Ward Bell, John Papa) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-10-17

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Jesse Warden @jesterxl

Sponsors

  • Ag-Grid
  • Nrwl

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:45 Guest introduction
  • 03:46 What is parkour?
  • 08:27 Sponsor: AG-Grid
  • 09:37 Why ask why?
  • 22:53 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 23:30 Growing up and figuring out correctness
  • 29:06 What are you doing in technology these days?
  • 32:47 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 59: When I Grow Up I Will ... Jesse Warden Ward Bell, John Papa 00:36:03 Jesse Warden talks with Ward and John about correctness, parkour, and why and how he learned to ask why. Jesse Warden talks with Ward and John about correctness, parkour, and why and how he learned to ask why. angular, deus ex, correctness, parkour false full 59 8c6172b8-1351-42f4-ab1a-3aca4b330abc Episode 58: You Better Shop Around - Shopify- Gatsby- Vue- React- GraphQL - with Kelly Vaughn Recording date: 2019-10-15

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Kelly Vaughn @Kvlly

Resources:

]]> Tue, 12 Nov 2019 08:00:03 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-10-15

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Kelly Vaughn @Kvlly

Resources:

]]> Episode 58: You Better Shop Around - Shopify- Gatsby- Vue- React- GraphQL - with Kelly Vaughn John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:51:08 Kelly Vaughn talks with us about setting up faster and better Shopify front end stores and her experiences learning Vue, Gatsby, and more. Kelly Vaughn talks with us about setting up faster and better Shopify front end stores and her experiences learning Vue, Gatsby, and more. hotjar, gatsby, nuxt, shopify, vue false full 58 eb8e946c-26d8-4dcf-9f1e-843ae47785a2 Episode 57: Learning React and TypeScript with Aaron Schlesinger Recording date: 2019-09-26

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Aaron Schlesinger @Arschles

Resources:

]]> Tue, 5 Nov 2019 08:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-09-26

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Aaron Schlesinger @Arschles

Resources:

]]> Episode 57: Learning React and TypeScript with Aaron Schlesinger John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:43:02 Aaron talks with John, Ward, and Dan about his experiences learning React and Typescript and ways to level up your knowledge. Aaron talks with John, Ward, and Dan about his experiences learning React and Typescript and ways to level up your knowledge. false full 57 75248878-3866-4dd4-9070-ff9053f560ca Episode 56: Launching a Successful Web App with Dan Muller Recording date: 2019-09-24

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Dan Muller @the_meku

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 00:52 Angular Connect recap
  • 01:52 Guest introduction
  • 02:40 What is Nrwl
  • 05:46 Challenges of building an evergreen project
  • 10:03 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 10:39 Why Bazel?
  • 20:14 What problem does this solve?
  • 25:52 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 27:14 Things to avoid when starting a new project
  • 29:28 How long was the project?
  • 32:10 How did it go?
  • 34:52 Transitioning from launch to a reliable project
  • 41:59 What should you do if you want to be successful?
  • 43:04 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 29 Oct 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-09-24

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Dan Muller @the_meku

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 00:52 Angular Connect recap
  • 01:52 Guest introduction
  • 02:40 What is Nrwl
  • 05:46 Challenges of building an evergreen project
  • 10:03 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 10:39 Why Bazel?
  • 20:14 What problem does this solve?
  • 25:52 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 27:14 Things to avoid when starting a new project
  • 29:28 How long was the project?
  • 32:10 How did it go?
  • 34:52 Transitioning from launch to a reliable project
  • 41:59 What should you do if you want to be successful?
  • 43:04 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 56: Launching a Successful Web App with Dan Muller John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:46:41 We talk with Dan Muller about his advice for building and launching a successful web app, including how Bazel can help. We talk with Dan Muller about his advice for building and launching a successful web app, including how Bazel can help. web app, bazel, build process false full 56 0cb951ce-9f0a-420f-81c0-63952c497a2b Episode 55: TypeScript Azure Functions with Marie Hoeger Recording date: 2019-09-12

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:12 Guest introduction
  • 04:16 Why are people leaning towards Typescript?
  • 09:41 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:03 What kinds of usage are you seeing?
  • 25:28 What are the real value of functions?
  • 28:18 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 28:56 How do you run Typescript with node?
  • 34:00 What else is being worked on?
  • 37:09 Final thoughts
]]> Tue, 22 Oct 2019 07:05:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-09-12

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:12 Guest introduction
  • 04:16 Why are people leaning towards Typescript?
  • 09:41 Sponsor: Ag Grid
  • 11:03 What kinds of usage are you seeing?
  • 25:28 What are the real value of functions?
  • 28:18 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 28:56 How do you run Typescript with node?
  • 34:00 What else is being worked on?
  • 37:09 Final thoughts
]]> Episode 55: TypeScript Azure Functions with Marie Hoeger John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:39:33 Marie Hoeger is our guest and she helps John and Ward learn more about TypeScript in Azure Functions. Marie Hoeger is our guest and she helps John and Ward learn more about TypeScript in Azure Functions. false full 55 ef0dc920-608e-4f13-a999-f23d0dd341c5 Episode 54: Styling Modern Applications with Nicole Oliver Recording date: 2019-09-05

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Nicole Oliver @Nixallover

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 01:58 Guest introduction
  • 04:12 Why this topic?
  • 07:06 What is Flexbox and Gird?
  • 12:38 Sponsor: AG-grid
  • 14:07 Positioning in CSS
  • 23:46 Pre and post processors?
  • 30:01 Sponsor: Nrwhl
  • 30:39 Styling at the component level
  • 42:57 Final tips
]]> Tue, 15 Oct 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-09-05

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Nicole Oliver @Nixallover

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 01:58 Guest introduction
  • 04:12 Why this topic?
  • 07:06 What is Flexbox and Gird?
  • 12:38 Sponsor: AG-grid
  • 14:07 Positioning in CSS
  • 23:46 Pre and post processors?
  • 30:01 Sponsor: Nrwhl
  • 30:39 Styling at the component level
  • 42:57 Final tips
]]> Episode 54: Styling Modern Applications with Nicole Oliver John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:51:32 Nicole Oliver returns to talk with us about styling modern applications, the difference between pre and post-processors, Flexbox vs Grid, and rollerblading. Nicole Oliver returns to talk with us about styling modern applications, the difference between pre and post-processors, Flexbox vs Grid, and rollerblading. false full 54 fca30c77-811d-4c85-980d-03eb4e24d617 Episode 53: Getting Real with Serverless with Colby Tresness Recording date: 2019-09-03

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Colby Tresness @ColbyTresness

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 01:53 What's Ward been up to?
  • 04:47 Why serverless?
  • 12:02 Sponsor: Ag-grid
  • 13:26 Is the consumption plan the best way to go?
  • 20:17 Where does functions fit in?
  • 30:28 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 31:07 Cold start
  • 39:57 Serverless makes for a bad demo
  • 42:55 Examples of things that use Serverless
  • 45:51 Final tips
]]> Tue, 8 Oct 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-09-03

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Colby Tresness @ColbyTresness

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 01:53 What's Ward been up to?
  • 04:47 Why serverless?
  • 12:02 Sponsor: Ag-grid
  • 13:26 Is the consumption plan the best way to go?
  • 20:17 Where does functions fit in?
  • 30:28 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 31:07 Cold start
  • 39:57 Serverless makes for a bad demo
  • 42:55 Examples of things that use Serverless
  • 45:51 Final tips
]]> Episode 53: Getting Real with Serverless with Colby Tresness John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:53:00 Colby Tresness helps educate us on Serverless, where functions fit in, and examples of uses for Serverless. Colby Tresness helps educate us on Serverless, where functions fit in, and examples of uses for Serverless. false full 53 58ed7631-0543-4e65-9d42-d10791b2f643 Episode 52: Web Performance - Katie Hempenius Recording date: 2019-08-20

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Katie Hempenius @KatieHempenius

Resources:

Final Tips

Timejumps

  • 02:24 Guest introduction
  • 07:01 What is web performance at Google?
  • 10:37 Sponsor: ag-Grid
  • 12:00 What's so important about lazy loading and code splitting?
  • 19:59 Does script order matter?
  • 20:58 What are the things most of us do wrong?
  • 31:58 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 33:02 What is TTI and why should we care?
  • 36:07 Do service workers change the equation?
  • 40:17 Latency vs bandwidth?
  • 44:41 Final tips
]]> Tue, 1 Oct 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-08-20

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Katie Hempenius @KatieHempenius

Resources:

Final Tips

Timejumps

  • 02:24 Guest introduction
  • 07:01 What is web performance at Google?
  • 10:37 Sponsor: ag-Grid
  • 12:00 What's so important about lazy loading and code splitting?
  • 19:59 Does script order matter?
  • 20:58 What are the things most of us do wrong?
  • 31:58 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 33:02 What is TTI and why should we care?
  • 36:07 Do service workers change the equation?
  • 40:17 Latency vs bandwidth?
  • 44:41 Final tips
]]> Episode 52: Web Performance - Katie Hempenius John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:46:57 Katie Hempenius talks with Ward and John about web performance, lazy loading, code splitting, tti, and the difference between latency and bandwidth. Katie Hempenius talks with Ward and John about web performance, lazy loading, code splitting, tti, and the difference between latency and bandwidth. false full 52 7e911e17-b09f-459f-afce-28e2e5d62db5 Episode 51: Building Software without Frameworks - Niall Crosby Recording date: 2019-08-15

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Niall Crosby @AG_Grid

Resources:

Final Tips

Timejumps

  • 04:00 Guest intro
  • 06:08 What problem did building Ag Grid solve?
  • 11:27 How did you deal with cross browser issues?
  • 19:05 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 20:27 When you first started, did you start with virtualizing?
  • 28:30 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 29:44 Do you ever regret releasing it into the world?
  • 34:57 How do you know if you're writing sugar code?
  • 41:59 Final tips
]]> Tue, 24 Sep 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-08-15

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Niall Crosby @AG_Grid

Resources:

Final Tips

Timejumps

  • 04:00 Guest intro
  • 06:08 What problem did building Ag Grid solve?
  • 11:27 How did you deal with cross browser issues?
  • 19:05 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 20:27 When you first started, did you start with virtualizing?
  • 28:30 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 29:44 Do you ever regret releasing it into the world?
  • 34:57 How do you know if you're writing sugar code?
  • 41:59 Final tips
]]> Episode 51: Building Software without Frameworks - Niall Crosby John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:45:40 Niall Crosby talks with us about why he built Ag Grid, how he dealt with various issues when releasing open source software, and tips for anyone else thinking of writing their own frameworks or projects. Niall Crosby talks with us about why he built Ag Grid, how he dealt with various issues when releasing open source software, and tips for anyone else thinking of writing their own frameworks or projects. grid, open source false full 51 f439aa80-25bb-4cbc-b434-ba7854ddbf3b Episode 50: Automate It - Don't Do It More Than Twice - Craig Shoemaker Recording date: 2019-08-13

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @CraigShoemaker

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:43 What is a content developer?
  • 09:39 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 10:42 What scenarios do you find automation useful?
  • 17:01 Is requiring internet access ok?
  • 21:15 What is an HTTP trigger?
  • 27:21 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 28:36 What are the costs involved?
  • 35:28 What happens when things go wrong?
  • 37:14 Final tips
]]> Tue, 17 Sep 2019 08:06:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-08-13

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @CraigShoemaker

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:43 What is a content developer?
  • 09:39 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 10:42 What scenarios do you find automation useful?
  • 17:01 Is requiring internet access ok?
  • 21:15 What is an HTTP trigger?
  • 27:21 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 28:36 What are the costs involved?
  • 35:28 What happens when things go wrong?
  • 37:14 Final tips
]]> Episode 50: Automate It - Don't Do It More Than Twice - Craig Shoemaker John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:41:40 How do you know when it's time to automate tasks? And what are the costs involved? Craig Shoemaker is on this episode to talk about automation with John and Dan. How do you know when it's time to automate tasks? And what are the costs involved? Craig Shoemaker is on this episode to talk about automation with John and Dan. automation, azure functions false full 50 54a96670-bdb5-4940-abc4-a010d7679fd9 Episode 49: Are Your Tests Developer Friendly? - Amir Rustamzadeh Recording date: 2019-08-08

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Amir Rustamzadeh @AmirRustam

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:11 What's the difference between unit, integration, and end to end tests?
  • 06:54 Should I end to end test unhappy paths?
  • 10:00 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 11:08 Is there value in end to end tests?
  • 16:30 How do we make these developer friendly?
  • 18:18 What is Sellanium
  • 28:01 What is snapshot testing?
  • 35:25 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 36:34 John's use for Cypress
  • 38:52 Getting frustrated by testing
  • 47:57 Where to start with Cypress
]]> Tue, 10 Sep 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-08-08

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Amir Rustamzadeh @AmirRustam

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:11 What's the difference between unit, integration, and end to end tests?
  • 06:54 Should I end to end test unhappy paths?
  • 10:00 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 11:08 Is there value in end to end tests?
  • 16:30 How do we make these developer friendly?
  • 18:18 What is Sellanium
  • 28:01 What is snapshot testing?
  • 35:25 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 36:34 John's use for Cypress
  • 38:52 Getting frustrated by testing
  • 47:57 Where to start with Cypress
]]> Episode 49: Are Your Tests Developer Friendly? - Amir Rustamzadeh John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:49:44 Amir Rustamzadeh talks with John Papa about the difference between unit, integration, and end to end tests, the value of testing, and where to get started with Cypress. Amir Rustamzadeh talks with John Papa about the difference between unit, integration, and end to end tests, the value of testing, and where to get started with Cypress. testing, developer tests false full 49 4729d806-ddd2-4697-bfcd-3dacb4191538 Episode 48: 101 Ways to Host Your Web App Recording date: 2019-08-06

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 01:33 Topic introduction
  • 02:19 Static apps
  • 03:34 What's nginx?
  • 07:49 The downside of no server set up
  • 09:48 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 10:47 Using serverless
  • 19:08 Copying files to the server
  • 25:31 Using containers
  • 32:29 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 33:33 Container fun
  • 42:31 Do you build with Docker or Xcopy deploy?
  • 49:06 CDNs
]]> Tue, 3 Sep 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-08-06

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 01:33 Topic introduction
  • 02:19 Static apps
  • 03:34 What's nginx?
  • 07:49 The downside of no server set up
  • 09:48 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 10:47 Using serverless
  • 19:08 Copying files to the server
  • 25:31 Using containers
  • 32:29 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 33:33 Container fun
  • 42:31 Do you build with Docker or Xcopy deploy?
  • 49:06 CDNs
]]> Episode 48: 101 Ways to Host Your Web App John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:54:28 John and Dan talk about various ways to host your web app from simple FTP uploading to Docker and other modern technologies. John and Dan talk about various ways to host your web app from simple FTP uploading to Docker and other modern technologies. s3, ftp, lambda, docker, aws false full 48 8410f091-5f0d-4ddb-8afa-d7a6c0b41842 Episode 47: Will Web Components Replace Frameworks - Sherry List Recording date: 2019-07-30

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Sherry List @Sherrrylst

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 00:52 Topic introduction
  • 02:24 Guest intro
  • 05:35 What are you hear about web components these days?
  • 06:44 What is a web component?
  • 10:23 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 11:34 What's your experience creating web components?
  • 21:50 What would you build with web component?
  • 31:58 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 33:08 Will web components replace frameworks?
  • 42:37 Working with non-profits
  • 46:42 Web component tip
]]> Tue, 27 Aug 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-07-30

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Sherry List @Sherrrylst

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 00:52 Topic introduction
  • 02:24 Guest intro
  • 05:35 What are you hear about web components these days?
  • 06:44 What is a web component?
  • 10:23 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 11:34 What's your experience creating web components?
  • 21:50 What would you build with web component?
  • 31:58 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 33:08 Will web components replace frameworks?
  • 42:37 Working with non-profits
  • 46:42 Web component tip
]]> Episode 47: Will Web Components Replace Frameworks - Sherry List John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:50:55 Sherry List joins John and Ward to talk about whether web components will replace frameworks and also offers some suggestions of ways to help with non-profits. Sherry List joins John and Ward to talk about whether web components will replace frameworks and also offers some suggestions of ways to help with non-profits. frameworks, web components false full 47 2130c964-427c-4bb4-abcf-5d989c5dcc66 Episode 46: Using New JavaScript Features with Tara Manicsic Recording date: 2019-07-25

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Tara Z. Manicsic @Tzmanics

Resources:

Someone to Follow:

Timejumps

  • 02:01 Guest introduction
  • 06:53 What are some of the new feautres of Javascript?
  • 10:18 What do folks who are behind versions do?
  • 15:30 Any tips for deconstructing?
  • 19:05 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 20:06 Tips for migration to moving forward?
  • 31:48 Sponsor: DevIntersection 2019
  • 32:47 How we've progressed
  • 35:39 What do people need to do to catch on to this?
  • 37:02 What about using Typescript?
  • 41:47 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 20 Aug 2019 07:05:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-07-25

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Tara Z. Manicsic @Tzmanics

Resources:

Someone to Follow:

Timejumps

  • 02:01 Guest introduction
  • 06:53 What are some of the new feautres of Javascript?
  • 10:18 What do folks who are behind versions do?
  • 15:30 Any tips for deconstructing?
  • 19:05 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 20:06 Tips for migration to moving forward?
  • 31:48 Sponsor: DevIntersection 2019
  • 32:47 How we've progressed
  • 35:39 What do people need to do to catch on to this?
  • 37:02 What about using Typescript?
  • 41:47 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 46: Using New JavaScript Features with Tara Manicsic John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:50:09 We're joined by Tara Z. Manicsic to talk about new features of Javascript and tips for developers who are using older versions to keep up. We're joined by Tara Z. Manicsic to talk about new features of Javascript and tips for developers who are using older versions to keep up. typescript, javascript false full 46 bc52f07f-30eb-4edf-9555-866a4039131f Episode 45: Contributing to OSS Documentation with Kapunahale Wong Recording date: 2019-07-23

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Kapunahale Wong @Kapunahele

Resources:

Someone to Follow:

Timejumps

  • 03:19 Why do you enjoy documentation?
  • 08:49 What goes into writing a doc?
  • 10:42 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 11:51 Including examples and tests of the documentation
  • 18:21 What are examples of things you've written?
  • 23:27 How can people submit pull requests for docs?
  • 27:16 What's worrying you about documentation?
  • 31:20 Any advice for people writing docs for their own projects?
  • 34:08 How do you evaluate your own docs?
  • 36:45 Does documentation have a particular voice?
  • 37:49 How do you make sure documentation stays current?
  • 41:55 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 13 Aug 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-07-23

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Kapunahale Wong @Kapunahele

Resources:

Someone to Follow:

Timejumps

  • 03:19 Why do you enjoy documentation?
  • 08:49 What goes into writing a doc?
  • 10:42 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 11:51 Including examples and tests of the documentation
  • 18:21 What are examples of things you've written?
  • 23:27 How can people submit pull requests for docs?
  • 27:16 What's worrying you about documentation?
  • 31:20 Any advice for people writing docs for their own projects?
  • 34:08 How do you evaluate your own docs?
  • 36:45 Does documentation have a particular voice?
  • 37:49 How do you make sure documentation stays current?
  • 41:55 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 45: Contributing to OSS Documentation with Kapunahale Wong John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:53:49 Kapunahale Wong is a developer and doc writer for Angular. We talk wtih her about what goes into writing docs, how can people help out, and tips for evaulating your own project's docs. Kapunahale Wong is a developer and doc writer for Angular. We talk wtih her about what goes into writing docs, how can people help out, and tips for evaulating your own project's docs. writing, documentation false full 45 3c3c8515-b375-4680-948c-a6b5ac80a75f Episode 44: Long Time Java - GO To First Time Script With Brian Ketelsen Recording date: 2019-07-18

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Brian Ketelsen @bketelsen

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:11 Guest introduction
  • 06:02 What brought you back?
  • 14:38 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 15:37 Comfort level with writing code
  • 20:06 How did you hear about Svelte?
  • 28:16 How much easier was this with Java?
  • 29:37 How hard is it building an app with GO?
  • 36:17 How do you feel about Web Assembly when it gets native DOM bindings?
  • 38:41 Why go GO?
  • 48:34 What's going on in the cloud with GO?
  • 50:19 Where would you start today?
]]> Tue, 6 Aug 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-07-18

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Brian Ketelsen @bketelsen

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 02:11 Guest introduction
  • 06:02 What brought you back?
  • 14:38 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 15:37 Comfort level with writing code
  • 20:06 How did you hear about Svelte?
  • 28:16 How much easier was this with Java?
  • 29:37 How hard is it building an app with GO?
  • 36:17 How do you feel about Web Assembly when it gets native DOM bindings?
  • 38:41 Why go GO?
  • 48:34 What's going on in the cloud with GO?
  • 50:19 Where would you start today?
]]> Episode 44: Long Time Java - GO To First Time Script With Brian Ketelsen John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:54:00 Brian Ketelsen stops by to talk about GO and his experience getting into development. Brian Ketelsen stops by to talk about GO and his experience getting into development. false full 44 67fb0a6b-dde8-4bb8-b20b-f603dcc08c29 Episode 43: VS Live Share - Jonathan Carter Recording date: 2019-07-16

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Jonathan Carter @LostInTangent

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 00:51 Podcast story
  • 02:19 Guest intro
  • 03:57 What is Visual Studio Live Share?
  • 07:38 Sharing your dev environment with someone in a different environment
  • 10:43 How do you enable the experimental flag?
  • 11:48 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 12:49 How may downloads and installs
  • 15:14 How did you do user testing?
  • 23:39 How do terminal commands work?
  • 27:47 What security risks are there?
  • 35:41 Communicating with TeamChat or Live Share Audio
  • 42:15 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 30 Jul 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-07-16

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Jonathan Carter @LostInTangent

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 00:51 Podcast story
  • 02:19 Guest intro
  • 03:57 What is Visual Studio Live Share?
  • 07:38 Sharing your dev environment with someone in a different environment
  • 10:43 How do you enable the experimental flag?
  • 11:48 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 12:49 How may downloads and installs
  • 15:14 How did you do user testing?
  • 23:39 How do terminal commands work?
  • 27:47 What security risks are there?
  • 35:41 Communicating with TeamChat or Live Share Audio
  • 42:15 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 43: VS Live Share - Jonathan Carter John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:49:17 Jonathan Carter is on to talk about VS Live Share including how it works, and answers security concerns about sharing your code online. Jonathan Carter is on to talk about VS Live Share including how it works, and answers security concerns about sharing your code online. visual studio code, vs code, live share false full 43 9e6bb7b5-54a4-4afb-ab50-4239140be2d6 Episode 42: Choosing Your JavaScript Framework Recording date: 2019-07-09

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Resources:

Someone to follow

n/a

Timejumps

  • 01:30 Topic introduction
  • 02:33 What's the most compelling thing when choosing a framework?
  • 05:42 Is there a best?
  • 08:02 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 09:13 What does each one excel at?
  • 15:03 How do you talk a team through deciding which to choose?
  • 29:55 How does routing work?
  • 40:44 How should the component class talk to HTML?
  • 43:26 Getting context from one framework helps you in the others
  • 50:19 What about Typescript support?
  • 54:08 What about RXjs?
  • 58:55 Fav and least fav thing about React
  • 02:31 Closing advice for everyone
]]> Tue, 23 Jul 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-07-09

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Resources:

Someone to follow

n/a

Timejumps

  • 01:30 Topic introduction
  • 02:33 What's the most compelling thing when choosing a framework?
  • 05:42 Is there a best?
  • 08:02 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 09:13 What does each one excel at?
  • 15:03 How do you talk a team through deciding which to choose?
  • 29:55 How does routing work?
  • 40:44 How should the component class talk to HTML?
  • 43:26 Getting context from one framework helps you in the others
  • 50:19 What about Typescript support?
  • 54:08 What about RXjs?
  • 58:55 Fav and least fav thing about React
  • 02:31 Closing advice for everyone
]]> Episode 42: Choosing Your JavaScript Framework John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 01:07:10 What's the most compelling thing to think about when choosing a framework? Your 3 hosts, John, Ward, and Dan, walk through some of the reasons for choosing a particular Javascript framework. What's the most compelling thing to think about when choosing a framework? Your 3 hosts, John, Ward, and Dan, walk through some of the reasons for choosing a particular Javascript framework. frameworks, javascript false full 42 8eb78594-fc94-41e1-8dd0-738745b865f1 Episode 41: Managing Your npm Dependencies With Jan Lehnardt Recording date: 2019-07-09

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Jan Lehnardt @Janl

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:55 Topic & guest introduction
  • 04:00 Is project size a problem?
  • 06:39 Origins of Greenkeeper
  • 11:50 Sponsor: Clubhouse.io
  • 12:15 What platforms does it work on?
  • 17:38 How does it compare to Dependabot?
  • 22:43 Any pricing exceptions?
  • 24:46 What if I don't have CI?
  • 28:25 What do you recommend people use for their modules?
  • 32:42 Auto repos vs a bunch of small repos
  • 43:54 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 44:53 How do I know if something has been deprecated?
  • 55:08 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 16 Jul 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-07-09

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Jan Lehnardt @Janl

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:55 Topic & guest introduction
  • 04:00 Is project size a problem?
  • 06:39 Origins of Greenkeeper
  • 11:50 Sponsor: Clubhouse.io
  • 12:15 What platforms does it work on?
  • 17:38 How does it compare to Dependabot?
  • 22:43 Any pricing exceptions?
  • 24:46 What if I don't have CI?
  • 28:25 What do you recommend people use for their modules?
  • 32:42 Auto repos vs a bunch of small repos
  • 43:54 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 44:53 How do I know if something has been deprecated?
  • 55:08 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 41: Managing Your npm Dependencies With Jan Lehnardt John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 01:00:50 Jan Lehnardt is our guest to answer our questions about Greenkeeper which helps monitor and update your npm dependencies. Jan Lehnardt is our guest to answer our questions about Greenkeeper which helps monitor and update your npm dependencies. npm, javascript false full 41 61d91b68-4d06-421b-a8bc-2d5ff00c49f2 Episode 40: User Experience, Developer Tooling, and RxJS - Randall Koutnik Recording date: 2019-06-20

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Randall Koutnik @RKoutnik

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 02:32 Guest introduction
  • 05:14 What are your proud of buildiing for developer tooling?
  • 10:42 User experience vs developer user experience
  • 13:46 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 14:21 How do you target developer tooling?
  • 18:57 Build Reactive Websites with RXJS
  • 22:54 What gets simpler?
  • 30:28 Marble charts
  • 32:18 Sponsor: Clubhouse.io
  • 32:39 Ward's deep thought
  • 45:14 How would you recommend folks get started?
  • 46:06 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 9 Jul 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-06-20

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Randall Koutnik @RKoutnik

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 02:32 Guest introduction
  • 05:14 What are your proud of buildiing for developer tooling?
  • 10:42 User experience vs developer user experience
  • 13:46 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 14:21 How do you target developer tooling?
  • 18:57 Build Reactive Websites with RXJS
  • 22:54 What gets simpler?
  • 30:28 Marble charts
  • 32:18 Sponsor: Clubhouse.io
  • 32:39 Ward's deep thought
  • 45:14 How would you recommend folks get started?
  • 46:06 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 40: User Experience, Developer Tooling, and RxJS - Randall Koutnik John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:49:56 Randall Koutnik joins us to talk about building tools for developers and how to differentiate between user experience and developer user experience. Randall Koutnik joins us to talk about building tools for developers and how to differentiate between user experience and developer user experience. react, rxjs, developer experience false full 40 8a6a2707-6c8a-4a80-adad-d9ba9c5d05e4 Episode 39: Authentication For Javascript Apps - Kim Maida Recording date: 2019-06-18

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Kim Maida @KimMaida

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 00:40 Topic & guest introduction
  • 03:56 What are some of the issues with rolling your own security?
  • 07:18 Where do you start with security?
  • 13:57 SDKs for Apps on Auth0
  • 20:15 Groups vs Claims vs scopes
  • 23:23 Is storing tokens on the client side a bad thing?
  • 28:45 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 29:44 You don't know what you don't know
  • 34:07 How short should access token life be?
  • 40:07 NG Vikings Conference
  • 42:25 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 2 Jul 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-06-18

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Kim Maida @KimMaida

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 00:40 Topic & guest introduction
  • 03:56 What are some of the issues with rolling your own security?
  • 07:18 Where do you start with security?
  • 13:57 SDKs for Apps on Auth0
  • 20:15 Groups vs Claims vs scopes
  • 23:23 Is storing tokens on the client side a bad thing?
  • 28:45 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 29:44 You don't know what you don't know
  • 34:07 How short should access token life be?
  • 40:07 NG Vikings Conference
  • 42:25 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 39: Authentication For Javascript Apps - Kim Maida John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:46:55 Kim Maida talks with us about authentication, rolling your own security, SDK for apps on Auth0, Groups vs claims vs scopes, storing tokens on client side, and how short a life should access tokens have? Kim Maida talks with us about authentication, rolling your own security, SDK for apps on Auth0, Groups vs claims vs scopes, storing tokens on client side, and how short a life should access tokens have? authentication, javascript false full 39 1d8250dd-89dd-4fef-ab07-74e2f20148c6 Episode 38: Node.js Optimization and Performance - Matteo Collina Recording date: 2019-05-23

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Matteo Collina @matteocollina

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:40 Guest introduction
  • 03:26 What's HTTP 2?
  • 05:01 When can we take advantage of HTTP/2?
  • 07:44 What is HTTP/3?
  • 12:01 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 13:12 What is Node Clinic?
  • 17:17 What is autocannon?
  • 27:39 What about a large amount of JSON?
  • 29:59 What is event loop?
  • 38:33 Any advice with streams?
  • 47:48 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 48:29 How secure is node?
  • 51:48 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 25 Jun 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-05-23

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Matteo Collina @matteocollina

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:40 Guest introduction
  • 03:26 What's HTTP 2?
  • 05:01 When can we take advantage of HTTP/2?
  • 07:44 What is HTTP/3?
  • 12:01 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 13:12 What is Node Clinic?
  • 17:17 What is autocannon?
  • 27:39 What about a large amount of JSON?
  • 29:59 What is event loop?
  • 38:33 Any advice with streams?
  • 47:48 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 48:29 How secure is node?
  • 51:48 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 38: Node.js Optimization and Performance - Matteo Collina John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:56:27 Matteo Collina talks with us about HTTP/2, HTTP/3, NodeClinic, Autocannon, the event loop, node security, and dealing with large amounts of JSON data. Matteo Collina talks with us about HTTP/2, HTTP/3, NodeClinic, Autocannon, the event loop, node security, and dealing with large amounts of JSON data. stream, node, security, son, event loop, http false full 38 bc30637c-c481-4156-83c9-a030f9ccc6de Episode 37: Founding the dev.to platform - Ben Halpern Recording date: 2019-05-21

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Ben Halpern @BenHalpern

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:01 Learning about sleep
  • 02:49 Guest introduction
  • 03:50 What is Dev.to?
  • 07:15 What's the business model for Dev.to?
  • 10:45 How do you keep going with a project long term?
  • 17:41 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 18:40 Badges on Github repos
  • 24:42 What technologies are being used to build dev.to?
  • 28:46 What's the userbase size?
  • 30:14 What does a registered user get on Dev.to?
  • 37:09 April Fool's joke gone awry
  • 55:43 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 18 Jun 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-05-21

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Ben Halpern @BenHalpern

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:01 Learning about sleep
  • 02:49 Guest introduction
  • 03:50 What is Dev.to?
  • 07:15 What's the business model for Dev.to?
  • 10:45 How do you keep going with a project long term?
  • 17:41 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 18:40 Badges on Github repos
  • 24:42 What technologies are being used to build dev.to?
  • 28:46 What's the userbase size?
  • 30:14 What does a registered user get on Dev.to?
  • 37:09 April Fool's joke gone awry
  • 55:43 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 37: Founding the dev.to platform - Ben Halpern John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 01:00:21 We talk with Bel Halpern about how he built the dev.to platform, how they're hoping to monetize (or not), how to keep going on a long term project, and how an April Fool's day joke went awry. We talk with Bel Halpern about how he built the dev.to platform, how they're hoping to monetize (or not), how to keep going on a long term project, and how an April Fool's day joke went awry. community, writing, dev.to, developers false full 37 95201830-898b-4c80-a15e-3e483ed30631 Episode 36: Let's Remove the I in IoT with Suz Hinton Recording date: 2019-05-14

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Suz Hinton @Noopkat

Resources:

  • Suz’s YouTube channel
  • Suz’s Twitch channel
  • IoT - Internet of Things https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_of_things
  • Azure IoT https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/overview/iot/?wt.mc_id=rtjs-podcast-jopapa
  • Ransomeware https://www.cso.com.au/article/645755/why-iot-could-next-ransomware-target/
  • IoT Security https://www.darkreading.com/attacks-breaches/iot-securitys-coming-of-age-is-overdue/a/d-id/1333756
  • Extended Offline operation with Azure IoT Edge https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/extended-offline-operation-with-azure-iot-edge/?wt.mc_id=rtjs-podcast-jopapa
  • PWAs https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/
  • Getting Started with PWAs
  • Service Worker https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/primers/service-workers/
  • Offline Storage for PWA https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/instant-and-offline/web-storage/offline-for-pwa
  • Web Bluetooth API https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Bluetooth_API
  • Network Information API https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Network_Information_API
  • Web USB API https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/USB
  • Languages for IoT https://dzone.com/articles/how-to-choose-the-best-programming-language-for-io
  • Arduino https://www.arduino.cc/
  • Raspberry Pi https://www.raspberrypi.org/
  • Install Linux on Pi https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/linux.md
  • Parasail and IoT https://adacore.github.io/ParaSail/
  • Assembly and IoT https://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/07/10/iot_puts_assembly_language_back_on_the_charts/
  • MQQT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MQTT
  • Smart Garden https://www.hackster.io/boltmakers/build-a-smart-garden-with-iot-plant-monitoring-system-3edc09
  • Build a Plant Observatory Using Azure IoT and Node.js https://www.hackster.io/green-team/how-to-build-plant-observatory-using-azure-iot-and-node-js-ad2d31
  • Team KSF.LCC UK Imagine Cup National Finalist https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/uk_faculty_connection/2017/05/03/heading-to-seattle-team-ksf-lcc-uk-imagine-cup-national-finalist/?wt.mc_id=rtjs-podcast-jopapa
  • Microsoft Ignite the Tour https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/ignite-the-tour/?wt.mc_id=rtjs-podcast-jopapa

Someone to follow

  • Microsoft Imagine Cup https://news.microsoft.com/apac/features/imagine-cup-from-students-to-technologys-next-superheroes/?wt.mc_id=rtjs-podcast-jopapa
  • What to Think About Machines That Think https://www.amazon.com/What-Think-About-Machines-That/dp/006242565X
  • The Cuckoo's Egg: Tracking a Spy Through the Maze of Computer Espionage https://www.amazon.com/Cuckoos-Egg-Tracking-Computer-Espionage/dp/1416507787

Timejumps

  • 01:32 What is I O T?
  • 05:20 How do you protect yourself?
  • 11:13 What's offline IOT?
  • 12:55 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 13:53 What could offline IOT mean?
  • 24:09 Is Javascript your main language?
  • 26:51 The diversification of devices
  • 30:35 Is Rasberry Pi still the thing to look at?
  • 32:58 What languages can you use for IOT devices?
  • 40:39 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 41:21 Constraints and fun of IOT devices
  • 49:11 Someone to follow
]]> Thu, 6 Jun 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-05-14

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Suz Hinton @Noopkat

Resources:

  • Suz’s YouTube channel
  • Suz’s Twitch channel
  • IoT - Internet of Things https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_of_things
  • Azure IoT https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/overview/iot/?wt.mc_id=rtjs-podcast-jopapa
  • Ransomeware https://www.cso.com.au/article/645755/why-iot-could-next-ransomware-target/
  • IoT Security https://www.darkreading.com/attacks-breaches/iot-securitys-coming-of-age-is-overdue/a/d-id/1333756
  • Extended Offline operation with Azure IoT Edge https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/extended-offline-operation-with-azure-iot-edge/?wt.mc_id=rtjs-podcast-jopapa
  • PWAs https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/
  • Getting Started with PWAs
  • Service Worker https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/primers/service-workers/
  • Offline Storage for PWA https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/instant-and-offline/web-storage/offline-for-pwa
  • Web Bluetooth API https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Bluetooth_API
  • Network Information API https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Network_Information_API
  • Web USB API https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/USB
  • Languages for IoT https://dzone.com/articles/how-to-choose-the-best-programming-language-for-io
  • Arduino https://www.arduino.cc/
  • Raspberry Pi https://www.raspberrypi.org/
  • Install Linux on Pi https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/linux.md
  • Parasail and IoT https://adacore.github.io/ParaSail/
  • Assembly and IoT https://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/07/10/iot_puts_assembly_language_back_on_the_charts/
  • MQQT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MQTT
  • Smart Garden https://www.hackster.io/boltmakers/build-a-smart-garden-with-iot-plant-monitoring-system-3edc09
  • Build a Plant Observatory Using Azure IoT and Node.js https://www.hackster.io/green-team/how-to-build-plant-observatory-using-azure-iot-and-node-js-ad2d31
  • Team KSF.LCC UK Imagine Cup National Finalist https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/uk_faculty_connection/2017/05/03/heading-to-seattle-team-ksf-lcc-uk-imagine-cup-national-finalist/?wt.mc_id=rtjs-podcast-jopapa
  • Microsoft Ignite the Tour https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/ignite-the-tour/?wt.mc_id=rtjs-podcast-jopapa

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  • Microsoft Imagine Cup https://news.microsoft.com/apac/features/imagine-cup-from-students-to-technologys-next-superheroes/?wt.mc_id=rtjs-podcast-jopapa
  • What to Think About Machines That Think https://www.amazon.com/What-Think-About-Machines-That/dp/006242565X
  • The Cuckoo's Egg: Tracking a Spy Through the Maze of Computer Espionage https://www.amazon.com/Cuckoos-Egg-Tracking-Computer-Espionage/dp/1416507787

Timejumps

  • 01:32 What is I O T?
  • 05:20 How do you protect yourself?
  • 11:13 What's offline IOT?
  • 12:55 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 13:53 What could offline IOT mean?
  • 24:09 Is Javascript your main language?
  • 26:51 The diversification of devices
  • 30:35 Is Rasberry Pi still the thing to look at?
  • 32:58 What languages can you use for IOT devices?
  • 40:39 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 41:21 Constraints and fun of IOT devices
  • 49:11 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 36: Let's Remove the I in IoT with Suz Hinton John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:52:56 Suz Hinton is our guest and we're talking about the Internet of Things - what languages you can use, constraints of IOT, and what offline IOT means. Suz Hinton is our guest and we're talking about the Internet of Things - what languages you can use, constraints of IOT, and what offline IOT means. raspberry pi, iot, javascript, offline iot false full 36 8a743f9e-ce51-4d4d-afed-afda0a459ef2 Episode 35: The Rundown - What's the Word from the Hallway Track at ngConf 2019 Recording date: 2019-05-10

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 00:53 Topic introduction
  • 01:17 Keynote thoughts
  • 11:44 Differential loading
  • 12:53 New Edge for Windows or macOS
  • 15:13 Lazy loading
  • 17:45 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 18:45 Keynote continued
  • 19:56 What is Ivy and why do we care?
  • 24:30 What'd we learn from people at the conference?
  • 27:05 RXJS
  • 39:28 Sponsor: DevIntersection 2019
  • 40:20 How were the talks?
  • 47:14 Parting thoughts on ngConf
]]> Tue, 4 Jun 2019 07:05:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-05-10

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Resources:

Timejumps

  • 00:53 Topic introduction
  • 01:17 Keynote thoughts
  • 11:44 Differential loading
  • 12:53 New Edge for Windows or macOS
  • 15:13 Lazy loading
  • 17:45 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 18:45 Keynote continued
  • 19:56 What is Ivy and why do we care?
  • 24:30 What'd we learn from people at the conference?
  • 27:05 RXJS
  • 39:28 Sponsor: DevIntersection 2019
  • 40:20 How were the talks?
  • 47:14 Parting thoughts on ngConf
]]> Episode 35: The Rundown - What's the Word from the Hallway Track at ngConf 2019 John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:55:32 John, Ward, and Dan talk about their experiences at ngConf 2019 - the talks they enjoyed as well as what they learned in conversations with attendees at the conference. John, Ward, and Dan talk about their experiences at ngConf 2019 - the talks they enjoyed as well as what they learned in conversations with attendees at the conference. false full 35 d2937587-0198-4304-9524-32d9edf6759c Episode 34: Throttling and Async Patterns with Serverless - Marie Hoelger Recording date: 2019-04-23

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Marie Hoelger LinkedIn

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:28 How to pronounce Dan's last name
  • 02:20 Guest and topic intro
  • 04:56 What is serverless?
  • 08:11 What are durable functions?
  • 14:57 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 15:34 What's the importance of throttling?
  • 22:35 What role do async patterns play?
  • 25:52 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 26:45 What are common use cases?
  • 35:22 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 28 May 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-04-23

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Marie Hoelger LinkedIn

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:28 How to pronounce Dan's last name
  • 02:20 Guest and topic intro
  • 04:56 What is serverless?
  • 08:11 What are durable functions?
  • 14:57 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 15:34 What's the importance of throttling?
  • 22:35 What role do async patterns play?
  • 25:52 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 26:45 What are common use cases?
  • 35:22 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 34: Throttling and Async Patterns with Serverless - Marie Hoelger John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:39:13 Marie is a Software Engineer for Azure Functions. On this episode we talk about what serverless is, the importance of throttling, durable functions, and common use cases. Marie is a Software Engineer for Azure Functions. On this episode we talk about what serverless is, the importance of throttling, durable functions, and common use cases. async patterns, throttling, serverless false full 34 3560fe6e-9f3a-4fae-a08a-2ef8ce038efa Episode 33: Adopting New Tech with Natalie Qabazard Recording date: 2019-04-18

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Natalie Qabazard @Natqab

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:25 Guest introduction
  • 05:40 Topic introduction
  • 12:30 What's the second step when introducing people to new tech?
  • 15:04 Did they have good unit tests before?
  • 26:23 Are you compelled to fix bad code?
  • 28:48 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 29:54 How can Typescript help with refactoring?
  • 33:28 What do people use for an editor at Slack?
  • 37:12 Are there specific APIs within Slack?
  • 40:02 How easy is GraphQL to use?
  • 44:08 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 45:00 What drew you to working at Slack?
  • 48:18 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 21 May 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-04-18

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Natalie Qabazard @Natqab

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:25 Guest introduction
  • 05:40 Topic introduction
  • 12:30 What's the second step when introducing people to new tech?
  • 15:04 Did they have good unit tests before?
  • 26:23 Are you compelled to fix bad code?
  • 28:48 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 29:54 How can Typescript help with refactoring?
  • 33:28 What do people use for an editor at Slack?
  • 37:12 Are there specific APIs within Slack?
  • 40:02 How easy is GraphQL to use?
  • 44:08 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 45:00 What drew you to working at Slack?
  • 48:18 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 33: Adopting New Tech with Natalie Qabazard John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:55:02 Natalie Qabazard chat swith Ward and Dan about introducing people to Typescript, how it can help with refactoring, and what it's like to work at Slack. Natalie Qabazard chat swith Ward and Dan about introducing people to Typescript, how it can help with refactoring, and what it's like to work at Slack. food, unit tests, slack, typescript, refactoring false full 33 92fd8afa-9921-412c-8730-4f9cb398340b Episode 32: Mobile App Deployment with Jen Looper Recording date: 2019-04-16

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Jen Looper @JenLooper

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 03:20 Guest introduction
  • 04:44 Vue Vixens
  • 09:07 Phone vs tablet development
  • 13:41 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 14:19 How do you get your app out to people?
  • 25:55 A/B testing your app
  • 29:07 Are there devop scenarios available?
  • 36:27 What's a micro app?
  • 38:33 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 39:31 What kind of enterprise issues happen with mobile?
  • 42:03 What does NativeScript offer people?
  • 43:24 How do you test or QA this?
  • 45:58 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 14 May 2019 06:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-04-16

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Jen Looper @JenLooper

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 03:20 Guest introduction
  • 04:44 Vue Vixens
  • 09:07 Phone vs tablet development
  • 13:41 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 14:19 How do you get your app out to people?
  • 25:55 A/B testing your app
  • 29:07 Are there devop scenarios available?
  • 36:27 What's a micro app?
  • 38:33 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 39:31 What kind of enterprise issues happen with mobile?
  • 42:03 What does NativeScript offer people?
  • 43:24 How do you test or QA this?
  • 45:58 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 32: Mobile App Deployment with Jen Looper John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:51:21 Jen Looper talks with us about mobile app development and deployment with advice from her experiences as an individual developer as well as for the enterprise world. Jen Looper talks with us about mobile app development and deployment with advice from her experiences as an individual developer as well as for the enterprise world. mobile app, native app, android app, nativescript, ios app false full 32 7ec481f0-21e2-4a32-86ff-d9c4723f31de Episode 31: RxJS Wizardry with Ben Lesh Recording date: 2019-04-09

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Ben Lesh @BenLesh

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 02:06 Guest introduction
  • 03:25 How much RxJS is in non-Angular projects?
  • 06:10 How'd you get into RxJS?
  • 12:35 RxJS tips
  • 15:56 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 16:48 How do you classify yourself these days?
  • 24:44 Operator issues
  • 29:34 Error handling
  • 33:24 Debugging advice
  • 38:00 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 38:58 What's the roadmap for RxJS?
  • 44:37 Is RxJS being used in new ways in Angular?
  • 46:43 What should people know about RxJS?
  • 48:08 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 7 May 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-04-09

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Ben Lesh @BenLesh

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 02:06 Guest introduction
  • 03:25 How much RxJS is in non-Angular projects?
  • 06:10 How'd you get into RxJS?
  • 12:35 RxJS tips
  • 15:56 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 16:48 How do you classify yourself these days?
  • 24:44 Operator issues
  • 29:34 Error handling
  • 33:24 Debugging advice
  • 38:00 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 38:58 What's the roadmap for RxJS?
  • 44:37 Is RxJS being used in new ways in Angular?
  • 46:43 What should people know about RxJS?
  • 48:08 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 31: RxJS Wizardry with Ben Lesh John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:51:46 Ben Lesh is on this week to talk with us about RxJS and what the roadmap is for the future of RxJS. Ben Lesh is on this week to talk with us about RxJS and what the roadmap is for the future of RxJS. rxjs false full 31 4b6e07c4-1749-4607-92bf-cd766d79f839 Episode 30: CSS - Emma Wedekind Recording date: 2019-03-19

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Emma Wedekind @EmmaWedekind

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:34 Topic and guest intro
  • 04:44 Why CSS?
  • 08:15 How to get started with CSS?
  • 11:23 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 12:01 Positioning with CSS
  • 19:54 CSS Frameworks
  • 21:47 Sass
  • 24:25 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 25:13 Reducing the amount of CSS in old code
  • 36:05 Variables vs Mixins
  • 39:49 Do foundations help more than they hinder?
  • 42:49 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 30 Apr 2019 07:10:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-03-19

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Emma Wedekind @EmmaWedekind

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:34 Topic and guest intro
  • 04:44 Why CSS?
  • 08:15 How to get started with CSS?
  • 11:23 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 12:01 Positioning with CSS
  • 19:54 CSS Frameworks
  • 21:47 Sass
  • 24:25 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 25:13 Reducing the amount of CSS in old code
  • 36:05 Variables vs Mixins
  • 39:49 Do foundations help more than they hinder?
  • 42:49 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 30: CSS - Emma Wedekind John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:47:30 We're talking all things CSS with Emma Wedekind. We're talking all things CSS with Emma Wedekind. css false full 30 c7a36ec4-968d-4a4d-b27c-807d679ad08a Episode 29: TypeScript Decorators with Nicole Oliver Recording date: 2019-03-19

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Nicole Oliver @Nixallover

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 02:18 Guest introduction
  • 04:32 What are typescript decorators?
  • 08:28 Why would I need to describe my code?
  • 15:38 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 16:40 What if you're not using a framework?
  • 30:55 How easy are they to write?
  • 36:44 What's a decorator you can't live without?
  • 39:00 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 39:51 Decorators in Vue
  • 43:55 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 23 Apr 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-03-19

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Nicole Oliver @Nixallover

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 02:18 Guest introduction
  • 04:32 What are typescript decorators?
  • 08:28 Why would I need to describe my code?
  • 15:38 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 16:40 What if you're not using a framework?
  • 30:55 How easy are they to write?
  • 36:44 What's a decorator you can't live without?
  • 39:00 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 39:51 Decorators in Vue
  • 43:55 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 29: TypeScript Decorators with Nicole Oliver John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:49:12 Nicole Oliver joins us to talk about Typescript decorators. Nicole Oliver joins us to talk about Typescript decorators. vue, decorators, typescript false full 29 034b5a2d-f022-436f-9ab6-055461fcab24 Episode 28: The Rise of Tech - Enterprise Engineering Myths with Jem Young Recording date: 2019-03-14

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Jem Young @JemYoung

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 03:21 Guest introduction
  • 04:27 What is full stack?
  • 12:01 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 12:38 Why are you passionate about this?
  • 24:49 Big companies who also support projects
  • 29:46 It's more important to share our experiences than being right
  • 40:20 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 41:14 What I wish I knew back when...
  • 45:30 There isn't a cookie cutter for enterprise
  • 48:10 You can get really silo'd in a large company
  • 00:47 Ask questions and listen
  • 04:52 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 16 Apr 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-03-14

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Jem Young @JemYoung

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 03:21 Guest introduction
  • 04:27 What is full stack?
  • 12:01 Sponsor: Nrwl
  • 12:38 Why are you passionate about this?
  • 24:49 Big companies who also support projects
  • 29:46 It's more important to share our experiences than being right
  • 40:20 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 41:14 What I wish I knew back when...
  • 45:30 There isn't a cookie cutter for enterprise
  • 48:10 You can get really silo'd in a large company
  • 00:47 Ask questions and listen
  • 04:52 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 28: The Rise of Tech - Enterprise Engineering Myths with Jem Young John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 01:09:54 Jem Young helps John & Ward dispel some of the enterprise engineering myths. Jem Young helps John & Ward dispel some of the enterprise engineering myths. enterprise false full 28 b8775664-967f-4902-9402-be9b936ca40a Episode 27: Doguhan Uluca Demystifying CI and Delivering Web Apps to the Cloud Recording date: 2019-03-05

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Doguhan Uluca @Duluca

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 02:15 Guest introduction
  • 03:34 What's a typical enterprise app you work on?
  • 11:18 Obstacles to using Docker
  • 12:32 Sponsor: DevIntersection 2019
  • 19:53 What are the benefits of Kubernetes?
  • 31:37 What about large databases?
  • 37:44 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 38:49 On premise vs cloud solutions
  • 45:29 How long to get a feel for docker and containerize?
  • 46:45 Any other resources for using docker?
  • 48:19 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 9 Apr 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-03-05

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Doguhan Uluca @Duluca

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 02:15 Guest introduction
  • 03:34 What's a typical enterprise app you work on?
  • 11:18 Obstacles to using Docker
  • 12:32 Sponsor: DevIntersection 2019
  • 19:53 What are the benefits of Kubernetes?
  • 31:37 What about large databases?
  • 37:44 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 38:49 On premise vs cloud solutions
  • 45:29 How long to get a feel for docker and containerize?
  • 46:45 Any other resources for using docker?
  • 48:19 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 27: Doguhan Uluca Demystifying CI and Delivering Web Apps to the Cloud John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:52:48 Doguhan Uluca talks with us about delivering web apps to the cloud using Docker, Kubernetes, and ways to get started if you've never tried it. Doguhan Uluca talks with us about delivering web apps to the cloud using Docker, Kubernetes, and ways to get started if you've never tried it. docker, kubernetes false full 27 33aa621e-a223-4d27-8a77-d38f1af4e357 Episode 26: Firebase with Katerina Skroumpelou Recording date: 2019-03-05

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Katerina Skroumpelou @Psybercity

Resources:

  • Peacock VS Code extension
  • Firebase
  • Ionic https://ionicframework.com/
  • Angular https://angular.io/
  • NoSQL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NoSQL
  • Firestore https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore/
  • Transactions in firebase https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/android/com/google/firebase/database/Transaction
  • Database security https://firebase.google.com/docs/database/security
  • Firebase Authentication https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/
  • React and firebase https://css-tricks.com/intro-firebase-react/
  • Vue firebase https://vuejs.org/v2/examples/firebase.html*

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 02:13 Guest intro
  • 04:06 What is Firebase?
  • 08:25 What stood out to you with Firebase?
  • 09:49 What kind of database is Firebase?
  • 10:37 Firebase vs Firestore
  • 14:11 Sponsor: nrwl
  • 14:42 Who's hosting the magic?
  • 17:48 How aware of transaction boundaries do you need to be?
  • 20:39 What problems was Firebase solving?
  • 27:11 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 28:05 Firebase and security API keys
  • 33:25 Can you use it with plain javascript, react, or vue?
  • 34:14 Someone to follow

Sponsored by Nrwl

]]> Tue, 2 Apr 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-03-05

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Katerina Skroumpelou @Psybercity

Resources:

  • Peacock VS Code extension
  • Firebase
  • Ionic https://ionicframework.com/
  • Angular https://angular.io/
  • NoSQL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NoSQL
  • Firestore https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore/
  • Transactions in firebase https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/android/com/google/firebase/database/Transaction
  • Database security https://firebase.google.com/docs/database/security
  • Firebase Authentication https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/
  • React and firebase https://css-tricks.com/intro-firebase-react/
  • Vue firebase https://vuejs.org/v2/examples/firebase.html*

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 02:13 Guest intro
  • 04:06 What is Firebase?
  • 08:25 What stood out to you with Firebase?
  • 09:49 What kind of database is Firebase?
  • 10:37 Firebase vs Firestore
  • 14:11 Sponsor: nrwl
  • 14:42 Who's hosting the magic?
  • 17:48 How aware of transaction boundaries do you need to be?
  • 20:39 What problems was Firebase solving?
  • 27:11 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 28:05 Firebase and security API keys
  • 33:25 Can you use it with plain javascript, react, or vue?
  • 34:14 Someone to follow

Sponsored by Nrwl

]]> Episode 26: Firebase with Katerina Skroumpelou John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:38:34 Katerina Skroumpelou is our guest and we're talking about Google Firebase. What is Firebase? Why did Katerina decide to use it initially? What problems does Firebase solve? And more! Katerina Skroumpelou is our guest and we're talking about Google Firebase. What is Firebase? Why did Katerina decide to use it initially? What problems does Firebase solve? And more! firebase, javascript, angular false full 26 cfa24f64-8528-4aaa-9c05-b77d06e74d12 Episode 25: Native vs Web Mobile with Ryan Burgess Recording date: 2019-02-19

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Ryan Burgess @burgessdryan

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 00:39 Guest Introduction
  • 02:58 GIF vs GIF
  • 04:45 Native vs web vs hybird etc
  • 08:09 We we fetishize performance?
  • 09:01 Difference between bandwidth and device capabilities
  • 10:35 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 11:35 What are the untalked about aspect sof mobile development?
  • 20:14 Enterprise apps with control vs having no control over the user
  • 28:37 When would you go with something in between?
  • 31:02 Were you able to solve the gesture problem?
  • 34:26 What's the update experience like?
  • 39:01 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 39:49 What does Netflix use for mobile app dev?
  • 41:44 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 26 Mar 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-02-19

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Ryan Burgess @burgessdryan

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 00:39 Guest Introduction
  • 02:58 GIF vs GIF
  • 04:45 Native vs web vs hybird etc
  • 08:09 We we fetishize performance?
  • 09:01 Difference between bandwidth and device capabilities
  • 10:35 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 11:35 What are the untalked about aspect sof mobile development?
  • 20:14 Enterprise apps with control vs having no control over the user
  • 28:37 When would you go with something in between?
  • 31:02 Were you able to solve the gesture problem?
  • 34:26 What's the update experience like?
  • 39:01 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 39:49 What does Netflix use for mobile app dev?
  • 41:44 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 25: Native vs Web Mobile with Ryan Burgess John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:46:21 We've got Ryan Burgess back to talk with us about Netflix's use of native vs web on mobile. We've got Ryan Burgess back to talk with us about Netflix's use of native vs web on mobile. javascript, native, web, mobile false full 25 bbc97c44-d76b-4b72-8328-123ec8e3505f Episode 24: Multi-App and Multi-Team Development with Victor Savkin Recording date: 2019-02-12

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Victor Savkin @VictorSavkin

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 00:45 What Ward's been up to
  • 02:49 Guest introduction
  • 03:32 What is a large app?
  • 07:05 Conway's Law
  • 08:15 How do you promote knowledge?
  • 11:26 Similar patterns in CLI
  • 15:09 Sponsor: Dev Interersection
  • 16:02 Yarn and NPM
  • 18:37 What about NPX?
  • 19:48 Number of teams vs size of teams
  • 21:57 How do you manage multiple teams on multiple sprints?
  • 35:38 Tooling for Angular Developers
  • 45:26 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 46:25 What's the best way to get familair with a new project
  • 50:30 What would help shipping multiple versions of an app?
  • 54:59 The Typescript tax
  • 02:55 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 19 Mar 2019 07:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-02-12

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Victor Savkin @VictorSavkin

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 00:45 What Ward's been up to
  • 02:49 Guest introduction
  • 03:32 What is a large app?
  • 07:05 Conway's Law
  • 08:15 How do you promote knowledge?
  • 11:26 Similar patterns in CLI
  • 15:09 Sponsor: Dev Interersection
  • 16:02 Yarn and NPM
  • 18:37 What about NPX?
  • 19:48 Number of teams vs size of teams
  • 21:57 How do you manage multiple teams on multiple sprints?
  • 35:38 Tooling for Angular Developers
  • 45:26 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 46:25 What's the best way to get familair with a new project
  • 50:30 What would help shipping multiple versions of an app?
  • 54:59 The Typescript tax
  • 02:55 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 24: Multi-App and Multi-Team Development with Victor Savkin John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 01:08:16 Victor Savkin talks with John and Ward about large app development, yarn vs npm, npx, managing multiple teams on multiple sprints, and the Typescript tax. Victor Savkin talks with John and Ward about large app development, yarn vs npm, npx, managing multiple teams on multiple sprints, and the Typescript tax. angular, yarn, npm, npx false full 24 efca3a72-3f2a-4a26-8e0d-8ecec645a2ea Episode 23: JavaScript and Bots for Improving User Experiences Recording date: 2019-02-12

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Michael Szul @szul

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 02:32 Guest introduction
  • 04:04 What is a bot?
  • 10:44 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 11:25 What are you building?
  • 28:26 Understanding nature language processing
  • 35:11 Sponsor: Nativescript
  • 35:45 Any advice for folks starting out?
  • 39:08 What's the best example of a bot framework?
  • 43:03 Generational divide of trusting chat bots
  • 45:50 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 12 Mar 2019 07:08:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-02-12

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Michael Szul @szul

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 02:32 Guest introduction
  • 04:04 What is a bot?
  • 10:44 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 11:25 What are you building?
  • 28:26 Understanding nature language processing
  • 35:11 Sponsor: Nativescript
  • 35:45 Any advice for folks starting out?
  • 39:08 What's the best example of a bot framework?
  • 43:03 Generational divide of trusting chat bots
  • 45:50 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 23: JavaScript and Bots for Improving User Experiences John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:48:49 We talk with Michael Szul about what is and isn't a bot, understanding natural language processing, and his advice for anyone starting out in bot development. We talk with Michael Szul about what is and isn't a bot, understanding natural language processing, and his advice for anyone starting out in bot development. ai, siri, alexa, bots false full 23 cd099e76-42ef-4878-ac0c-81798eded1b7 Episode 22: Secure Javascript with npm with Adam Baldwin Recording date: 2019-01-31

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Adam Baldwin @adam_baldwin

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 00:57 Guest Introduction
  • 02:23 Javascript security in the news
  • 05:29 Should we be worried about this happening again?
  • 06:54 What's the best course of action when you see security warnings?
  • 08:56 What is Greenkeeper?
  • 10:18 Sponsor: Nativescript
  • 10:52 Comparing npm audit and snyk
  • 14:33 What do people who want to have a corporate acccount do?
  • 21:22 Using a real world example
  • 24:08 Are there times where it can't figure out what to do?
  • 26:16 Isn't there a way to just keep malware out of the registry?
  • 28:22 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 29:23 What's a bad actor?
  • 34:17 FaceTime group call bug
  • 36:05 Recommended tips for security
  • 39:34 What's the state of 2 factor auth?
  • 42:31 When we pass software to clients, how can we secure things?
  • 45:08 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 5 Mar 2019 08:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-01-31

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Adam Baldwin @adam_baldwin

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 00:57 Guest Introduction
  • 02:23 Javascript security in the news
  • 05:29 Should we be worried about this happening again?
  • 06:54 What's the best course of action when you see security warnings?
  • 08:56 What is Greenkeeper?
  • 10:18 Sponsor: Nativescript
  • 10:52 Comparing npm audit and snyk
  • 14:33 What do people who want to have a corporate acccount do?
  • 21:22 Using a real world example
  • 24:08 Are there times where it can't figure out what to do?
  • 26:16 Isn't there a way to just keep malware out of the registry?
  • 28:22 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 29:23 What's a bad actor?
  • 34:17 FaceTime group call bug
  • 36:05 Recommended tips for security
  • 39:34 What's the state of 2 factor auth?
  • 42:31 When we pass software to clients, how can we secure things?
  • 45:08 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 22: Secure Javascript with npm with Adam Baldwin John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:49:44 Adam Baldwin is the Director of Security at npm, inc. and so naturally we're talking about how to best handle security issues in our projects. Adam Baldwin is the Director of Security at npm, inc. and so naturally we're talking about how to best handle security issues in our projects. npm, javascript, security false full 22 91c2cc28-e9eb-4872-8f0a-c56591e96872 Episode 21: Dynamically Generated Forms in Angular with Raul Jimenez Recording date: 2019-01-29

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:57 Guest introduction
  • 03:11 Why do you need dynamically generated forms?
  • 04:45 How much does the app know about the PDF before?
  • 11:20 How often do you run into customers needing a dynamically generated form?
  • 16:20 Sponsor: Nativescript
  • 16:54 Is it difficult to do in React or Vue?
  • 21:31 How are you doing positioning?
  • 22:59 How do you handle cross property validation?
  • 32:31 How do you tell a user something is wrong?
  • 38:48 What challenges remain?
  • 39:42 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 40:22 Any advice for when you hand off a project to a developer?
  • 46:03 Someone to follow

Sponsored by:

NativeScript

]]> Tue, 26 Feb 2019 08:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-01-29

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:57 Guest introduction
  • 03:11 Why do you need dynamically generated forms?
  • 04:45 How much does the app know about the PDF before?
  • 11:20 How often do you run into customers needing a dynamically generated form?
  • 16:20 Sponsor: Nativescript
  • 16:54 Is it difficult to do in React or Vue?
  • 21:31 How are you doing positioning?
  • 22:59 How do you handle cross property validation?
  • 32:31 How do you tell a user something is wrong?
  • 38:48 What challenges remain?
  • 39:42 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 40:22 Any advice for when you hand off a project to a developer?
  • 46:03 Someone to follow

Sponsored by:

NativeScript

]]> Episode 21: Dynamically Generated Forms in Angular with Raul Jimenez John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:50:59 Raul Jimenez joins us to discuss dynamically generating forms in JavaScript and Angular. Raul Jimenez joins us to discuss dynamically generating forms in JavaScript and Angular. angular, forms, dynamic forms false full 21 7c484e47-ed52-4734-9af8-873aac763fbe Episode 20: npm Tooling with Kat Marchan Recording date: 2019-01-17

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Kat Marchán @MaybeKatz

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 02:16 Guest introduction
  • 04:01 What is NPX?
  • 07:18 Do you have favorite things you run with NPX?
  • 08:47 How did you go from concept to NPX?
  • 10:47 What is Tink?
  • 13:29 Sponsor: Native Script
  • 14:03 Unexploding Ward's brain about Tink
  • 17:40 Making solutions to problems people already have
  • 19:20 How do you go from conception to realization?
  • 21:25 The importance of UX for CLI
  • 25:22 Is the a discoverability issue?
  • 29:54 What kind of team do you work with?
  • 30:51 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 31:38 Where did the name Tink come from?
  • 32:57 What is NPM CI?
  • 37:35 How do companies get their own npm server?
  • 43:47 Someone to follow

Sponsored by:

NativeScript

]]> Tue, 19 Feb 2019 08:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-01-17

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Kat Marchán @MaybeKatz

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 02:16 Guest introduction
  • 04:01 What is NPX?
  • 07:18 Do you have favorite things you run with NPX?
  • 08:47 How did you go from concept to NPX?
  • 10:47 What is Tink?
  • 13:29 Sponsor: Native Script
  • 14:03 Unexploding Ward's brain about Tink
  • 17:40 Making solutions to problems people already have
  • 19:20 How do you go from conception to realization?
  • 21:25 The importance of UX for CLI
  • 25:22 Is the a discoverability issue?
  • 29:54 What kind of team do you work with?
  • 30:51 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 31:38 Where did the name Tink come from?
  • 32:57 What is NPM CI?
  • 37:35 How do companies get their own npm server?
  • 43:47 Someone to follow

Sponsored by:

NativeScript

]]> Episode 20: npm Tooling with Kat Marchan John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:46:13 Kat Marchan of the npm team joins us to talk about npm tooling, including npx, Tink, and more. Kat Marchan of the npm team joins us to talk about npm tooling, including npx, Tink, and more. npx, tink, npm false full 20 87ae53fb-88cf-417d-ad0a-19e343120916 Episode 19: JavaScript Development - Should You Buy or Build, with Guest Wes Bos Recording date: 2019-01-17

John Papa @John_Papa

Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

Ward Bell @WardBell

Wes Bos @wesbos

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:47 Guest introduction
  • 05:33 Is Express still the dominant tool to use?
  • 06:41 What kind of headaches does building your own stack bring?
  • 08:58 Why not use an off the shelf payment system?
  • 10:20 Using Stripe from Node or React?
  • 13:03 Sponsor: NativeScript
  • 13:37 How was integrating Stripe?
  • 16:07 Buy vs build
  • 20:27 When did you create your course platform?
  • 21:26 Why rewrite something that works?
  • 25:59 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 26:46 Nginx usage
  • 31:27 How'd you decide what to use when you designed it?
  • 32:10 What are you using for authentication?
  • 36:29 Someone to follow

Sponsored by:

NativeScript

]]> Mon, 11 Feb 2019 08:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-01-17

John Papa @John_Papa

Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

Ward Bell @WardBell

Wes Bos @wesbos

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:47 Guest introduction
  • 05:33 Is Express still the dominant tool to use?
  • 06:41 What kind of headaches does building your own stack bring?
  • 08:58 Why not use an off the shelf payment system?
  • 10:20 Using Stripe from Node or React?
  • 13:03 Sponsor: NativeScript
  • 13:37 How was integrating Stripe?
  • 16:07 Buy vs build
  • 20:27 When did you create your course platform?
  • 21:26 Why rewrite something that works?
  • 25:59 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 26:46 Nginx usage
  • 31:27 How'd you decide what to use when you designed it?
  • 32:10 What are you using for authentication?
  • 36:29 Someone to follow

Sponsored by:

NativeScript

]]> Episode 19: JavaScript Development - Should You Buy or Build, with Guest Wes Bos John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:40:04 Wes Bos talks about the course and sticker platform he's built, the technology behind it, and the reasons why he's built parts of it, and used off the shelf pre-built options for other parts. This is a great discussion for those faced with buying a system and customizing it for your needs vs building your own. Wes Bos talks about the course and sticker platform he's built, the technology behind it, and the reasons why he's built parts of it, and used off the shelf pre-built options for other parts. This is a great discussion for those faced with buying a system and customizing it for your needs vs building your own. node, nginx, javascript, expressjs false full 19 a969674f-781c-4378-a617-6b1197327593 Episode 18: Vue in Enterprise Apps with Chris Fritz Recording date: 2019-01-15

John Papa @John_Papa

Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

Chris Fritz @chrisvfritz

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:56 Guest introduction
  • 03:39 What is an enterprise application?
  • 05:10 Our environment shapes the way we think
  • 06:55 What percentage are moving from server rendered to a single page app?
  • 11:38 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 12:23 Typescript
  • 16:45 Why not just use Typescript?
  • 19:51 Are people leaning towards classes and decorators?
  • 24:11 Tips for organizing and structuring projects
  • 36:01 What does the enterprise boilerplate give us?
  • 37:40 Sponsor: Native Script
  • 38:14 How does Vue work with mobile?
  • 40:28 Web browser mobile vs native approach?
  • 42:17 How do you optimize your app for performance?
  • 51:23 Someone to follow

Sponsored by:

NativeScript

]]> Tue, 5 Feb 2019 08:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-01-15

John Papa @John_Papa

Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

Chris Fritz @chrisvfritz

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:56 Guest introduction
  • 03:39 What is an enterprise application?
  • 05:10 Our environment shapes the way we think
  • 06:55 What percentage are moving from server rendered to a single page app?
  • 11:38 Sponsor: DevIntersection
  • 12:23 Typescript
  • 16:45 Why not just use Typescript?
  • 19:51 Are people leaning towards classes and decorators?
  • 24:11 Tips for organizing and structuring projects
  • 36:01 What does the enterprise boilerplate give us?
  • 37:40 Sponsor: Native Script
  • 38:14 How does Vue work with mobile?
  • 40:28 Web browser mobile vs native approach?
  • 42:17 How do you optimize your app for performance?
  • 51:23 Someone to follow

Sponsored by:

NativeScript

]]> Episode 18: Vue in Enterprise Apps with Chris Fritz John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:55:24 Chris Fritz of the Vue core team returns to the show to talk about Vue in enterprise apps. Chris Fritz of the Vue core team returns to the show to talk about Vue in enterprise apps. microsoft, entreprise, vue boilerplate, vue false full 18 dddc5393-0983-41e9-85e2-c5267fbac416 Episode 17: Serverless with Jeff Hollan Recording date: 2019-01-03

John Papa @John_Papa

Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

Jeff Hollan @JeffHollan

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:20 Guest introductions
  • 02:10 What is a project manager at Microsoft?
  • 03:52 What's the profile of a customer you talk to?
  • 05:39 Why would I use serverless over containers?
  • 10:25 What is serverless? Where would I use it?
  • 13:43 Why not use serverless for everything?
  • 21:07 Sponsor: Progress
  • 21:52 How does scaling work with serverless?
  • 30:29 Being reactive vs proactive
  • 33:25 Can you use serverless to monitor serverless?
  • 37:50 Are there boundaries on the complexity of functions you can run?
  • 39:52 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 40:52 Are people using microservices into serverless?
  • 43:27 How easy is it to monitor functions on serverless?
  • 49:51 What other options are available for serverless?
  • 51:37 What's the most common language used at Azure?
  • 52:49 Someone to follow

Sponsored by:

NativeScript

]]> Tue, 29 Jan 2019 08:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2019-01-03

John Papa @John_Papa

Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

Jeff Hollan @JeffHollan

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 01:20 Guest introductions
  • 02:10 What is a project manager at Microsoft?
  • 03:52 What's the profile of a customer you talk to?
  • 05:39 Why would I use serverless over containers?
  • 10:25 What is serverless? Where would I use it?
  • 13:43 Why not use serverless for everything?
  • 21:07 Sponsor: Progress
  • 21:52 How does scaling work with serverless?
  • 30:29 Being reactive vs proactive
  • 33:25 Can you use serverless to monitor serverless?
  • 37:50 Are there boundaries on the complexity of functions you can run?
  • 39:52 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 40:52 Are people using microservices into serverless?
  • 43:27 How easy is it to monitor functions on serverless?
  • 49:51 What other options are available for serverless?
  • 51:37 What's the most common language used at Azure?
  • 52:49 Someone to follow

Sponsored by:

NativeScript

]]> Episode 17: Serverless with Jeff Hollan John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:56:46 Jeff Hollan, Senior Program Manager for Microsoft Azure Functions, joins us to talk about serverless and talks about his serverless doorbell project. Jeff Hollan, Senior Program Manager for Microsoft Azure Functions, joins us to talk about serverless and talks about his serverless doorbell project. serverless, microsoft azure false full 17 80cd6915-8253-4a37-a649-58f3d956ceb2 Episode 16: Style Guides in React with Sara Vieira Recording date: 2018-12-13

John Papa @John_Papa

Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

Sara Vieira @NikkitaFTW / @YLDio

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 00:43 Guest introduction
  • 03:11 Switching from Angular to React
  • 07:48 Going all Facebook
  • 12:51 How big was the styleguide?
  • 14:44 How did developers access the styleguide?
  • 16:28 Sponsor: Progress
  • 17:07 How do you use CSS with React?
  • 22:27 Writing styleguide for React?
  • 26:23 Flexibility vs stability
  • 29:40 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:39 Working with styleguides on a live site
  • 35:39 Bringing new people on with the styleguide
  • 36:40 What lessons have you learned from building apps?
  • 38:50 Someone to follow

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NativeScript

]]> Tue, 22 Jan 2019 08:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-12-13

John Papa @John_Papa

Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

Sara Vieira @NikkitaFTW / @YLDio

Resources:

Someone to follow

Timejumps

  • 00:43 Guest introduction
  • 03:11 Switching from Angular to React
  • 07:48 Going all Facebook
  • 12:51 How big was the styleguide?
  • 14:44 How did developers access the styleguide?
  • 16:28 Sponsor: Progress
  • 17:07 How do you use CSS with React?
  • 22:27 Writing styleguide for React?
  • 26:23 Flexibility vs stability
  • 29:40 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
  • 30:39 Working with styleguides on a live site
  • 35:39 Bringing new people on with the styleguide
  • 36:40 What lessons have you learned from building apps?
  • 38:50 Someone to follow

Sponsored by:

NativeScript

]]> Episode 16: Style Guides in React with Sara Vieira John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:43:45 John and Dan are joined by Sara Vieira to discuss the benefits of creating style guides for the apps you're building in React. John and Dan are joined by Sara Vieira to discuss the benefits of creating style guides for the apps you're building in React. app, react, styleguide false full 16 38b38331-39ef-4593-a66c-fa4e92c96ffd Episode 15: Did You Just Screw Up the UI? with Ryan Burgess of Netflix Recording date: 2018-11-29

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Resources:

Someone to follow:

Timejumps

  • 00:56 Mailbag question
  • 06:34 Guest introduction
  • 08:32 Have you screwed up the UI?
  • 09:55 How do we A/B test UI changes well?
  • 13:14 How do you decide who to test?
  • 15:38 Defining light and dark vs a/b
  • 20:45 Sponsor: Progress
  • 21:21 Does Netflix A/B test during a show?
  • 23:23 How big should a feature be to A/B test?
  • 27:38 Are there seperate SPAs for signups, members, and streaming?
  • 29:34 How do you make A/B testing actionable?
  • 33:11 What tools do you recommend for A/B testing?
  • 35:00 Sponsor:
  • 36:05 How do I get the right metric?
  • 37:55 UI Don't's
  • 39:18 Someone to follow

Sponsored by:

NativeScript

]]> Tue, 15 Jan 2019 08:31:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-11-29

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Resources:

Someone to follow:

Timejumps

  • 00:56 Mailbag question
  • 06:34 Guest introduction
  • 08:32 Have you screwed up the UI?
  • 09:55 How do we A/B test UI changes well?
  • 13:14 How do you decide who to test?
  • 15:38 Defining light and dark vs a/b
  • 20:45 Sponsor: Progress
  • 21:21 Does Netflix A/B test during a show?
  • 23:23 How big should a feature be to A/B test?
  • 27:38 Are there seperate SPAs for signups, members, and streaming?
  • 29:34 How do you make A/B testing actionable?
  • 33:11 What tools do you recommend for A/B testing?
  • 35:00 Sponsor:
  • 36:05 How do I get the right metric?
  • 37:55 UI Don't's
  • 39:18 Someone to follow

Sponsored by:

NativeScript

]]> Episode 15: Did You Just Screw Up the UI? with Ryan Burgess of Netflix John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:42:18 Ryan Burgess from Netflix talks with us about how to do better A/B testing so we don't screw up the UI - whether you've got Netflix sized data or doing smaller client work, A/B testing can help give you the data you need to make better decisions. Ryan Burgess from Netflix talks with us about how to do better A/B testing so we don't screw up the UI - whether you've got Netflix sized data or doing smaller client work, A/B testing can help give you the data you need to make better decisions. john papa, web development, html, code review, javascript, css, ward bell false full 15 d55769c8-f80e-43a3-bb5b-c8f26ac8b934 Episode 14: Productive Code Reviews with Chris Fritz Recording date: 2018-11-29

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Chris Fritz @ChrisvFritz

Resources:

Someone to follow:

Timejumps

  • 1:00 Introduction of Chris & mailbag question on how to do code review
  • 9:00 Code reviews with employees vs outside contractors/consultants
  • 15:00 How do you adjust your communication for different people?
  • 17:00 Sponsor: Nativescript
  • 18:00 Styleguide for review
  • 24:20 Having a process with automation to catch things.
  • 26:50 What about comments in code?
  • 32:40 Questions to ask during code reviews.
  • 33:45 Sponsor: Ideablade
  • 35:05 How do internal docs help?
  • 39:00 VS Code snippets
  • 41:50 Running too fast while trying to solve problems creates more problems.
  • 46:00 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 8 Jan 2019 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-11-29

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Chris Fritz @ChrisvFritz

Resources:

Someone to follow:

Timejumps

  • 1:00 Introduction of Chris & mailbag question on how to do code review
  • 9:00 Code reviews with employees vs outside contractors/consultants
  • 15:00 How do you adjust your communication for different people?
  • 17:00 Sponsor: Nativescript
  • 18:00 Styleguide for review
  • 24:20 Having a process with automation to catch things.
  • 26:50 What about comments in code?
  • 32:40 Questions to ask during code reviews.
  • 33:45 Sponsor: Ideablade
  • 35:05 How do internal docs help?
  • 39:00 VS Code snippets
  • 41:50 Running too fast while trying to solve problems creates more problems.
  • 46:00 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 14: Productive Code Reviews with Chris Fritz John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:50:28 Educator & engineer Chris Fritz is on to discuss code reviews and how to help keep everyone in the loop on projects that grow. Educator & engineer Chris Fritz is on to discuss code reviews and how to help keep everyone in the loop on projects that grow. code review, css, html, web development, john papa, javascript, ward bell false full 14 e15d99d0-f7ea-401f-8338-ef7bb0b322e9 Episode 13: Building Code Sandbox with Ives van Hoorne Recording date: 2018-11-29

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

Ives van Hoorne https://twitter.com/compuives

Resources:

  • CodeSandbox https://codesandbox.io
  • Elixr https://elixir-lang.org/
  • Erlang https://www.erlang.org/
  • Reactjs https://reactjs.org/
  • NPM https://www.npmjs.com/
  • Serverless https://martinfowler.com/articles/serverless.html
  • Unpkg https://unpkg.com/
  • Pupeteer https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer
  • Kubernetes https://kubernetes.io/
  • Redux https://redux.js.org/
  • Cerebral https://github.com/cerebral/cerebral
  • CodePen https://codepen.io
  • Monaco https://github.com/Microsoft/monaco-editor
  • Code https://code.visualstudio.com/
  • Typescript https://www.typescriptlang.org/
  • Flow https://flow.org/en/docs/frameworks/react/

Someone to follow:

  • Netanel Basal https://netbasal.com
  • Ana Cidre https://twitter.com/AnaCidre_
  • Kyle Matthews https://twitter.com/@kylemathews / Gatsbyjs https://twitter.com/gatsbyjs

Timejumps

  • 1:00 Mailbag question: Will VSCode editor replace the current editor?
  • 3:01 What is Codesandbox and how did you get into it?
  • 6:30 What kinds of challenges did you face when launching Codesandbox?
  • 10:00 What are you using for serverless functions?
  • 13:10 Why use serverless?
  • 16:10 Sponsor: Nativescript
  • 17:15 Moving away from serverless for some things?
  • 23:10 What do you think of suspense or hooks?
  • 24:20 Why does the world need Codesandbox?
  • 28:00 What does Codesandbox use for linting?
  • 31:00 Sponsor: IdeaBlade https://www.ideablade.com
  • 32:30 What is Codesandbox written in?
  • 35:20 How are the users of Codesandbox using types?
  • 36:20 How do you keep up with the latest versions of software?
  • 41:00 How do you handle concurrent users?
  • 42:10 Someone to follow
]]> Tue, 1 Jan 2019 05:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-11-29

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

Ives van Hoorne https://twitter.com/compuives

Resources:

  • CodeSandbox https://codesandbox.io
  • Elixr https://elixir-lang.org/
  • Erlang https://www.erlang.org/
  • Reactjs https://reactjs.org/
  • NPM https://www.npmjs.com/
  • Serverless https://martinfowler.com/articles/serverless.html
  • Unpkg https://unpkg.com/
  • Pupeteer https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer
  • Kubernetes https://kubernetes.io/
  • Redux https://redux.js.org/
  • Cerebral https://github.com/cerebral/cerebral
  • CodePen https://codepen.io
  • Monaco https://github.com/Microsoft/monaco-editor
  • Code https://code.visualstudio.com/
  • Typescript https://www.typescriptlang.org/
  • Flow https://flow.org/en/docs/frameworks/react/

Someone to follow:

  • Netanel Basal https://netbasal.com
  • Ana Cidre https://twitter.com/AnaCidre_
  • Kyle Matthews https://twitter.com/@kylemathews / Gatsbyjs https://twitter.com/gatsbyjs

Timejumps

  • 1:00 Mailbag question: Will VSCode editor replace the current editor?
  • 3:01 What is Codesandbox and how did you get into it?
  • 6:30 What kinds of challenges did you face when launching Codesandbox?
  • 10:00 What are you using for serverless functions?
  • 13:10 Why use serverless?
  • 16:10 Sponsor: Nativescript
  • 17:15 Moving away from serverless for some things?
  • 23:10 What do you think of suspense or hooks?
  • 24:20 Why does the world need Codesandbox?
  • 28:00 What does Codesandbox use for linting?
  • 31:00 Sponsor: IdeaBlade https://www.ideablade.com
  • 32:30 What is Codesandbox written in?
  • 35:20 How are the users of Codesandbox using types?
  • 36:20 How do you keep up with the latest versions of software?
  • 41:00 How do you handle concurrent users?
  • 42:10 Someone to follow
]]> Episode 13: Building Code Sandbox with Ives van Hoorne John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:45:07 Ives van Hoorne is on to talk about what Code Sandbox is and how he got started developing it. Ives van Hoorne is on to talk about what Code Sandbox is and how he got started developing it. web development, code, css, html, john papa, ward bell, javascript, sandbox false full 13 29b01ff0-6e2e-42dd-8cbe-8b0e3c8586a0 Episode 12: Mobile Development Using NativeScript with Nathan Walker Recording date: 2018-11-20

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

Nathan Walker https://twitter.com/wwwalkerrun

Resources:

  • NativeScript https://www.nativescript.org/
  • Swift https://developer.apple.com/swift/
  • Ionic https://ionicframework.com/
  • Electron https://electronjs.org/
  • React https://reactjs.org
  • Vue https://vuejs.org/
  • Nathan talks about "Portable North Pole" app https://www.portablenorthpole.com/
  • XPlat https://github.com/nstudio/xplat
  • Nrwl https://nrwl.io/
  • TypeScript https://www.typescriptlang.org/
  • Progress https://www.progress.com/products

Someone to follow

  • NativeScript https://www.nativescript.org/
  • Bram Borggreve https://twitter.com/beeman_nl
]]> Tue, 18 Dec 2018 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-11-20

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

Nathan Walker https://twitter.com/wwwalkerrun

Resources:

  • NativeScript https://www.nativescript.org/
  • Swift https://developer.apple.com/swift/
  • Ionic https://ionicframework.com/
  • Electron https://electronjs.org/
  • React https://reactjs.org
  • Vue https://vuejs.org/
  • Nathan talks about "Portable North Pole" app https://www.portablenorthpole.com/
  • XPlat https://github.com/nstudio/xplat
  • Nrwl https://nrwl.io/
  • TypeScript https://www.typescriptlang.org/
  • Progress https://www.progress.com/products

Someone to follow

  • NativeScript https://www.nativescript.org/
  • Bram Borggreve https://twitter.com/beeman_nl
]]> Episode 12: Mobile Development Using NativeScript with Nathan Walker John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:48:57 Mobile developer export Nathan Walker discusses how he uses NativeScript to build mobile apps with a native feel. Mobile developer export Nathan Walker discusses how he uses NativeScript to build mobile apps with a native feel. ward bell, nativescript. mobile, css, john papa, web development, html, javascript false full 12 c8dfc249-12d2-4106-90c6-e251bfba340b Episode 11: Web Accessibility with Jen Luker Recording date: 2018-11-13

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

Jen Luker https://twitter.com/knitcodemonkey

Resources:

  • section 508 https://webaim.org/standards/508/checklist
  • The a11y project https://a11yproject.com/
  • Jaws https://www.freedomscientific.com/Products/Blindness/JAWS
  • ARIA https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA
  • The https://www.starbucks.com/careers/ Starbucks career site
  • WCAG https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/
  • Jen helped author https://www.npmjs.com/package/eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y
  • Husky https://www.npmjs.com/package/husky
  • Google A11y https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/accessibility/
  • Lighthouse https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/lighthouse/blipmdconlkpinefehnmjammfjpmpbjk?hl=en
  • Azure text to speech https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cognitive-services/text-to-speech/
  • amazon polly https://aws.amazon.com/polly/
  • Amazon Polly on Dan's blog: https://blog.codewithdan.com/8-tips-for-maximizing-your-productivity/

*Someone to follow *

  • Gleb Bahmutov https://twitter.com/bahmutov
  • Tejas Kumar https://twitter.com/TejasKumar_
  • Rick Strahl https://twitter.com/RickStrahl

Transcript
{ credit to Jen Luker }

(Intro Music)

0:00:06.6 Voiceover Welcome to Real Talk JavaScript, the weekly talk show with advice and insight into the technologies and practices currently being used to build web applications in the real world. Each week John Papa and Ward Bell talk to industry experts about their experiences writing, deploying and maintaining web applications in HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

And now, here are your hosts, John and Ward.

0:00:40.0 John Papa Welcome back to Real Talk JavaScript, this is Episode 11: Accessibility in JavaScript Apps and this week I’ve got my co-host, Dan Wahlin. How’s it going, Dan?

0:00:48.8 Dan Wahlin Going great, John.

0:00:49.9 John Papa And Dan, today we have a special guest of Jen Luker. How’re you doing, Jen?

0:00:54.6 Jen Luker Doing pretty well today. How are you?

0:00:56.0 John Papa We’re doing pretty good, thank you very much. Jen is a Senior Software Engineer at Formidable, BookBytes Podcast co-host, RxJS Learning Team member, and eslint-plugin-react-native-a11y core contributor. Jen has spent a majority of her career as a full stack developer but has a particular fondness for frontend technologies, thus why she’s here today. And she trains others in ReactJS and Accessibility, and enjoys removing obstacles that slow down productivity and loves optimizing webpack builds. When she’s not finding solutions or mentoring others, her spare time is spent spinning yarn from raw wool and knitting. She’s even better known to 3D print her own tools for the job.

0:01:33.3 Dan Wahlin Nice!

0:01:34.0 John Papa Welcome to the show, Jen.

0:01:35.2 Jen Luker Thank you!

0:01:36.0 John Papa There’s a lot in there. I mean, you’re not-

0:01:37.9 Jen Luker Yeah…

0:01:37.9 John Papa Just a JavaScript coder with ReactJS. It looks like you do a lot of teaching, and knitting! That’s pretty cool.

0:01:44.1 Jen Luker Haha, it’s… I like to say that I’m a knitter first and then a programmer second. So, it’s definitely a large part of my life.

0:01:53.3 John Papa You mean you do something besides coding all day?

0:01:56.1 Jen Luker It happens.

0:01:56.9 John Papa & Dan Wahlin (laughing)

0:01:58.9 Dan Wahlin You know, I have heard more and more people with knitting now. I, like, I hear that, I also do a lot of training, and I hear that all the time now, so it must be a big upcoming... trend I guess, I don’t know.

0:02:11.5 Jen Luker I think it has a little more to do with the fact that what we do as developers is often fleeting. It’s something that exists online, it’s not something tangible. Knitting is a programming language that sticks around long enough for you to wear it. So it’s-

0:02:28.9 John Papa I see.

0:02:30.4 Jen Luker Definitely caters to those that need that tangible aspect in their lives. But one of the coolest things I’ve seen knitting be used for, not just, you know, cryptography World War II, but also things like using it as a programming simulator for people that don’t have access to computers, such as people in Third World countries. So it’s definitely something that caters to the mind of programmers.

0:02:56.6 Dan Wahlin Interesting. Yeah, I’ve… Some of the people, too, have also mentioned it just helps them, it’s very relaxing they said. I don’t know how to knit, I haven’t tried it, but it looks fun.

0:03:04.3 John Papa So now, when we see Dan at his next conference, right before his talk, with a ball of yarn and some needles, we’ll know exactly why that happened.

0:03:10.7 Dan Wahlin Yeah. I’ll say, “Jen inspired me!”

0:03:13.0 John Papa & Dan Wahlin (laughing)

0:03:14.1 Jen Luker Well, you do know that at React Conf they actually had a fiberarts circle that I ran, so I ended up teaching quite a few people to knit, and crochet, and spin at that conference. So-

0:03:24.2 Dan Wahlin That’s so cool!

0:03:25.2 Jen Luker It is a possibility.

0:03:26.3 John Papa Huh!

0:03:26.8 Dan Wahlin There you go.

0:03:27.4 John Papa That is so cool. Yeah, I think we all have different ways of dealing with non programming mindsets. Like, what do you do when you’re not coding? And some people exercise, some people meditate, some people draw, some people play music, some people knit! So, I think it’s great to have something to kind of work different parts of your brain.

0:03:47.0 Jen Luker Definitely.

0:03:47.7 John Papa Hey, Dan! You had a question for us to kick things off about accessibility.

0:03:50.7 Dan Wahlin Yeah! So, I think we hear a lot… I used to work, one of my first jobs out of college was at a government agency and so there it was kind of required to learn about section 508 and things. But with corporations and with a lot of the developers I work with, I’ll have to admit I think we’re a little more in the dark on…

0:04:11.2 What are some of the ways, like, if I were to say, “Hey Jen, what are the key ways from a high level that I could add some accessibility things and like, who can I help with that?” Because I think a lot of us, we think, “Oh, well I just add a title to an image and call it a day.”

0:04:28.0 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:04:28.5 Dan Wahlin And I suspect there’s a lot more to it than that.

0:04:30.6 Jen Luker There is a lot more to it but there’s different ways of approaching accessibility on the web. One of the ways is technologically, which is oftentimes what developers deal with, but that’s only 30-50% of the problems you’re going to find in accessibility issues. The other half is going to be content and context and verbiage and language and ways that you say things that make it easier for people that have different disabilities, like neurological issues, or language barriers from interacting with the content on the site.

0:05:08.5 To deal with the technological side though, I tend to point people towards the aXe, Chrome, and Firefox extensions to begin with because it not only runs like, a technological audit on your site, but it also gives you more information. There’s always links that explain why there’s a problem, why the types of people that you’re focusing when you fix an issue, and different ways that you can fix an issue. So it’s a really great educational tool for just getting started.

0:05:43.6 John Papa Excellent.

0:05:44.2 Dan Wahlin Yeah, see, you already hit on a couple things like, you mentioned neurologically how maybe people interpret or have the context for different text. And I actually have a son with some disabilities so I’m very sensitive to this whole, you know, concept. It’s amazing how when you’re not around it, you just don’t think about it. But when you’re around it, it becomes, you know, your whole world. A big deal. So, you know, that’s when I hadn’t ever heard of- Can you tell me a little bit more about that? Is that related to the context you put into, like, the site, then, that helps them understand it better? Or how’s that work?

0:06:18.5 Jen Luker It is. Something that they recommend, or things that I’ve seen regarding recommendations for the level of content does vary depending on who your audience is. If you are a technical journal then chances are you’re going to be catering to a much more technical audience. However, if you’re a generic website you may want to keep your verbiage as low-level as possible, like anything between a third grade level to a high school level education, to allow for people to better understand the words that you’re actually putting on a page, and what the words are trying to tell you.

0:07:00.0 Like, you’ve got one side where you have people with ADHD that is not going to make it to the end of a 6-paragraph description of what it is you’re supposed to do. And then you have people on the other side of the spectrum that really need step-by-step instructions of what it is they need to do to get through your form. So trying to find that happy medium, or trying to find a way of giving a TLDR and then a longer context for different sides of that issue, is also something you may want to look at.

0:07:31.1 Dan Wahlin Interesting, yeah. I’ll have to admit that’s something that I haven’t really, you know, you mentioned third grade through, maybe, high school level and I think, as developers, we, especially if we’re in charge of putting some of the content, you know, out there ourselves, that’s something that I don’t think I’ve really thought through as to, you know, who’s my target that’s going to be reading this? As far as, you know, you think of, “I know these words and I’m sure everyone else will know these words.” But it sounds like you’re a lot better off if you can kind of reign that in a little bit, make it more focused.

0:08:02.3 Jen Luker Something that I’ve found that’s extremely different for even a dev when they’re onboarding into a new company is learning the names of things, and learning the acronyms for things. So if you’re using customized names for your products or your processes or you’re using acronyms, then you’re already losing part of your audience who just doesn’t understand what those things mean.

0:08:28.6 John Papa So, I think that’s a great point. This isn’t just for accessibility for, even for people like, let’s just say vision-impaired on one side. This is for anybody who doesn’t necessarily know your vernacular.

0:08:38.8 Jen Luker Exactly.

0:08:39.8 John Papa You go to a new company, what’s the first thing they do? “Hey, today we’re going to use the TLC with the EBY and then we’re going to talk with the XJ Bots.” And you’re like, “...What does any of that actually mean?”

0:08:49.4 Jen Luker I recently onboarded with a company and someone was very nice enough to put together a cheat sheet of acronyms for me and it was five pages long.

0:08:57.5 John Papa (laughs)

0:08:58.0 Dan Wahlin Wow! (laughs)

0:08:59.0 John Papa When I went to Disney one of my first things they did, like my first week there, was I got a book like that, too.

0:09:05.3 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:09:05.8 John Papa And the funny thing at Disney was the every TLA, which is a three-letter acronym which is kind of funny, the first letter of all of them begin with D for "Disney". Which really-

0:09:14.3 Jen Luker Yeah.

0:09:13.8 John Papa Only left two letters for all the rest. (laughs)

0:09:16.8 ALL (laughing)

0:09:17.9 John Papa I don't know if it's changed since then though. (laughs) But let's, let's start back. So on that same note, there's something I've seen a lot of over the years, and when I first encountered this, it's not an acronym but it's an abbreviation, I didn't know what the heck it meant. But, and maybe there's other people in the same boat so I wanted to talk about it with you. A-11-Y.

0:09:39.1 Jen Luker Yes.

0:09:40.0 John Papa Can you explain what that is and why people see that?

0:09:42.6 Jen Luker So back in the days of Twitter when there were only 140 characters, writing out a really long word like "accessibility" which is 13 letter long, took up a lot of space. So due to Twitter and their awesome audience, they shortened it to A11Y which is A-, the first letter in "accessibility", 11 letters, and then Y-, the last letter in "accessibility." You see the same thing with "Kubernetes" with K8S, or "internationalization" which is I18N. So any of those really long words end up getting shortened to first letter, number of characters in between first and last letter, and last letter.

0:10:26.0 John Papa Yeah, that's... that's kind of funny, you know? Once I realized that, I started going, "You know, I've been using I18N for years and I didn't know why it was called that."

0:10:33.1 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:10:33.2 John Papa Until I discovered it through A11Y, 'cause we, our nickname for it when we were talking about it was "ally".

0:10:39.0 Jen Luker Which I think is highly appropriate.

0:10:40.7 John Papa Yeah, yep. It kind of is a...

0:10:42.8 Dan Wahlin It fits it.

0:10:43.6 John Papa It kinda worked for us, too.

0:10:44.8 Dan Wahlin Yeah.

0:10:45.3 John Papa So, Dan, you're really D1N and Jen, you're J1n. It doesn't really work for our short first names, does it?

0:10:50.8 Dan Wahlin & Jen Luker (laughing)

0:10:52.0 Jen Luker Well, Jen is already shortened.

0:10:53.9 John Papa Yeah, yeah. It doesn't really help. What if your name is Al? What do you do? You only have two letters.

0:10:58.4 Dan Wahlin Yeah, there you're out of luck.

0:10:59.3 Jen Luker First and last.

0:11:01.0 John Papa A0L I guess? AOL! There you go! That's what AOL stood for.

0:11:05.4 Dan Wahlin Al.

0:11:06.4 John Papa The secret has been revealed, right here.

0:11:07.5 Dan Wahlin Who knew?

0:11:08.3 Jen Luker (laughs)

0:11:09.0 John Papa (laughs) So accessibility. One of the things I think that was really eye-opening to me was understanding how many people this actually affects. When I first started getting into it many years ago on some large projects the things that were introduced to me were,"Well, we're doing this because there are, you know, millions of people who are affected by this and we're really trying to make the web more accessible." You know, it sounds like a grandiose thing, but that was true. We were trying to make our websites more accessible to all these people who either couldn't use our websites, or they could but with much difficulty.

0:11:43.0 Jen Luker Right.

0:11:43.6 John Papa Now, what kind of scale is this really at? Is it just one guy down the street? Or is it, you know? How big is this?

0:11:48.8 Jen Luker Well the World Health Organization estimates that about 15% of the entire world has some sort of disability. This is a highly conservative number. Not everyone wants to identify with the fact that they have a disability. There's definitely a level of taboo that comes with the word "disability." So-

0:12:13.3 Dan Wahlin Yep, I can vouch for that.

0:12:15.6 Jen Luker Right? So there's a lot of people that will not identify with that label and therefore the 15% is, in fact, a very limited number. You know, if you're looking just in the U.S. they estimate, as of the 2012 census so it's been a while, 19% of people, so almost 1 in 5. If you're looking at other numbers we're looking at 8% of you men who are colorblind of some fashion, and it's not an on and off switch, there's a varying degree. There's also people with multiple versions of color blindness. There are people with very slight color blindness so it's almost unnoticeable. The range is quite large and about 1% of women also are colorblind. So you're looking at about 4.5% of the population as a whole just for one type of disability.

0:13:10.8 John Papa That's fascinating, and it hits, at part for me, that's at home, too. 'Cause I also identify as being partially colorblind, I guess you could say. I'm on that scale.

0:13:19.8 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:13:20.4 John Papa I don't have full blown color blindness because I can still determine some colors but others I have struggles with.

0:13:25.8 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:13:26.4 John Papa But I've also found that when I identify with this I get a lot of backlash from people of, "Well you're not really colorblind." Or, you know, there's a lot of disbelief. It's almost like it's become, "Oh, I'm sorry." So I can totally empathize with you on why people wouldn't want to identify with any of these things ‘cause it's almost like they put them in a category of, "Oh, well... the pity category."

0:13:48.0 Jen Luker Right? And there's differences in color blindness. It's not just grayscale in everything. There's the red/green, there's blue/green, there's you know, the trichotomy side, there's... there's a lot of different variations, and then there's some people that can see the differences between but the colors are all still muted. The more muted they are the less likely you're going to be able to tell the difference between them which really starts to rear its ugly head when you're looking at images or text color changes. So, it gets complicated fast.

0:14:25.8 John Papa Is this the real answer to what color that dress is on the internet streams?

0:14:29.6 ALL (laughing)

0:14:31.5 Dan Wahlin Oh my gosh.

0:14:32.5 Jen Luker That's a whole other fascinating concept-

0:14:34.6 John Papa (laughs)

0:14:34.9 Jen Luker When it comes to how each person perceives color-

0:14:39.2 Dan Wahlin Yeah. That was-

0:14:39.1 Jen Luker And how no one actually perceives them the same way.

0:14:41.5 Dan Wahlin That was pretty freaky, actually.

0:14:42.9 John Papa Yeah, I know. (laughs) Yeah, I get that a lot from folks on, themes for example. I like to create themes for VS Code or for other tools and when you create a theme people get very personal over what theme they choose. And the reason I created my own is because I like mine to look the way I look and it makes me feel good, it makes me more productive, but not everybody likes one theme. There's probably, you know, 100 great themes out there. It's because everybody looks at things differently and they have varying degrees of sensitivity to the colors, too.

0:15:14.0 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:15:14.4 John Papa So, you're building an app and you have to pull accessibility in. What kind of apps should use accessibility?

0:15:21.1 Jen Luker All of them.

0:15:22.0 John Papa Good answer. (laughs)

0:15:23.5 Dan Wahlin Yeah, it's a good one. I was gonna say, "Great answer."

0:15:24.3 Jen Luker (laughs)

0:15:25.0 John Papa What does it cost for money? I mean, I a business manager now. Does it cost more money? How much more time is it going to take? Do I need to teach my people how to build web apps for accessibility? What kind of things are affected by it? I don't have time for this, no, let's not do it. I bet you've heard all these things?

0:15:40.3 Jen Luker Oh yeah! Absolutely.

0:15:41.7 John Papa How do you answer those?

0:15:42.9 Jen Luker Well, there's a couple different ways. The not so passive-aggressive way is to find the person closest to them that's colorblind and then sit them down and say, "Can you explain to them why we're not going to write the website in a way that they can use it? This person in that company that works for you." That tends to drop, you know, that tends to pull up some people's shorts.

0:16:06.6 But the other ways is you can start talking about those financials. If you're looking at the return on investment take those 15% of the population. If you are, you know, a $10 million company, by making your website accessible it's an $11.5 million company, and that's just your slice of the 15%. Only 1 in 10 websites is accessible, which means you still have the opportunity to corner the market in your region, your demographic. That means that that 15% could very well be larger than the rest of the people that use your website.

0:16:53.4 Dan Wahlin That's an interesting concept from a, you know, purely financial standpoint. I’d never even thought about that, even cornering your own market.

0:17:00.1 John Papa And that's what a lot of people make decisions on, right? If you're gonna make more money, it's still making- Think like a business manager. You're telling me my $10 million app I can pull in $11.5 million instead; an extra 1.5 million a year, which is, pick some fake numbers for a minute.

0:17:13.9 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:17:14.5John Papa What's the cost though? Of building that app, what's the additional cost?

0:17:18.7 Jen Luker If you're designing it from the ground up it's very little additional cost. So a lot of the major issues have to do with color contrasts. Other ones have to do with making sure, you know, as you've said before, title tags on HTML or hrefs or ALT tags on images. A lot of it has to do with the fact that the platform, HTML, is inherently accessible and we, as JavaScript developers, go ahead and run through and override it and make it inaccessible. So, sticking closer to the platform is usually enough to cover the majority of accessibility issues.

0:18:03.4 John Papa Let's take a quick break for a word from our sponsors.

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0:18:47.0 John Papa And we're back. Jen, you were just talking about how you can stick to the platform and that might help you build accessible apps. Can you kind of explain what you mean by that?

0:18:55.4 Jen Luker I usually mean by using semantic HTML as much as possible for the reasons it's made. For instance there's a lot of... A lot of developers that still would rather use a div over a button, but the complexities inmaking a div accessible like a button go deeper than you'd expect. So it's not just adding a highlight, adding text or a keyboard interaction. It's also weird things like, in some versions of ios, if you don't add a cursor pointer in the CSS, ios won't detect that it's a link, even if you tell it that it is.

0:19:39.0 John Papa Hmm. That's interesting.

0:19:40.0 Dan Wahlin Yeah, I don't think I've run into that, myself.

0:19:42.5 John Papa Oh, we hear about semantic HTML a lot, right Dan? About, "Don't use divs everywhere!" But yet, I don't know about you, but a lot of apps I get called in to look at it's like, div craziness.

0:19:52.5 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:19:53.2 Dan Wahlin I call it div soup.

0:19:54.7 John Papa (laughs) Div soup!

0:19:55.0 Jen Luker (laughs)

0:19:56.4 Dan Wahlin Yeah. How much, so Jen, are there numbers out there, and I'm sure there are, for people- 'cause I know probably the only program I've heard of would be for people with vision, you know, various issues from they're completely blind to partially. How many different apps are out there? What, is there a number one app that you use to actually read these pages to them? Like, I've heard "JAWS", is that still a thing these days?

0:20:21.1 Jen Luker JAWS is definitely a huge things, particularly for windows systems. Other screen readers would be just the default screen reader that Mac uses. Chrome has its own that you can implement, too. There's a dozen major, major players.

0:20:44.0 Dan Wahlin Okay.

0:20:46.1 Jen Luker So, and not all of them, just like the browsers, read the text or the website in the same way. Even ios and android devices have different readers of their own. So, each one kind of reads things a little bit differently. It's important to be aware of those differences once you start really digging deep into accessibility, especially if you're trying to customize something away from semantic HTML.

0:21:13.5 Dan Wahlin Now does, you mentioned, I mean, the thing that I think most developers probably have heard of are title attributes, and like you mentioned, the ALT on images, things like that. One that probably most people have come across, and you're going to have to correct me if I say this wrong, I've already said "ARIA?" [pronounced are-ee-uh]

0:21:30.7 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:21:31.3 Dan Wahlin Is it ARIA [pronounced are-ee-uh] or ARIA [pronounced air-ee-uh?] Is it ARIA [pronounced are-ee-uh]?

0:21:32.6 Jen Luker I call it ARIA [pronounced are-ee-uh]. It's WAI-ARIA [pronounced why-are-ee-uh].

0:21:34.2 Dan Wahlin Okay then. I'm going with you then. So, okay. See, I'm right, everyone!

0:21:38.6 John Papa & Jen Luker (laughing)

0:21:39.3 Dan Wahlin 'Cause Jen says!

0:21:40.8 Jen Luker Ha!

0:21:42.1 Dan Wahlin Now that's one I've only seen a few of the, I guess you could say core attributes that you can do with ARIA, but do those play a, I would assume, a pretty big role then? With some of the screen readers out there?

0:21:54.3 Jen Luker Yes and no. Going back to semantic HTML, if you're using just HTML then there's really no need for the ARIA roles. The roles themselves are built in to the platform-specific HTML; however, if you are deviating from that plan or you are using something a little closer to HTML5 then ARIA can play a role in making sure that exactly what you want read to a screen reader is defined. So, usually the first rule of ARIA is "Don't use ARIA." But there's definitely a place for it.

0:22:40.9 Dan Wahlin Okay, good to know. Yeah. I think that's one area that, you know, I'm comfortable with the semantic tags and it's good to hear that those are still the, kind of, I guess, goal.

0:22:51.3 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:22:52.1 Dan Wahlin But I'm not as familiar with the ARIA stuff. You know, you'll see it, for instance, even in some of the, if you use Bootstrap all, the CSS.

0:22:59.2 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:22:59.5 Dan Wahlin I've noticed they'll add it here and there. If you use Font Awesome I've noticed there'll even be some ARIA-type stuff. But kind of one of those where you copy and paste it and don't really know what it does, you know, without looking it up more.

0:23:10.5John Papa You bring up a great point there with Font Awesome, Dan. Font Awesome, if my memory serves me right, you take a icon tag, right? The i and then you almost always have to stick in an ARIA attribute into there because you're effectively making a button, sometimes, out of that. So you're making a button out of an icon, which isn't really a button, and maybe you don't want it to be inside of a button control. Which almost always leads to end up using the ARIA attributes on there. Is that a bad thing, Jen? Or is that, I mean, 'cause that's what I see a lot out there. I mean, just 'cause I see it doesn't mean that it's right.

0:23:45.7 Jen Luker For the most part what you want in a button is text; however, we often use icons for those buttons. If you can possibly wrap it in a button control that would be better than just trying to add ARIA items to the icon itself. However, that is a way to get around that. Ideally you'd add a button, you'd tell the button its title and its value and that's what ends up getting read instead of just an empty icon.

0:24:20.0 John Papa Yeah, I hear you. Ideally, I try to do that as well, and I'm actually trying to pull up some code of where I've done this before to kind of get sense for, you know, "Why did I do that as opposed to actually using a button, in that case?” And I think sometimes it's more about styling and maybe it's just about effort. Like, you could put it inside of a button. If you didn't really want it to look like a button you could then restyle the button so it didn't look that way.

0:24:44.7 Jen Luker It is so easy to restyle a button-

0:24:48.1 John Papa Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:24:47.8 Jen Luker So that it doesn't actually look like a button.

0:24:49.4 John Papa Yeah.

0:24:49.9 Jen Luker It is so easy. It's like three lines of CSS and suddenly it's just your icon.

0:24:55.9 John Papa I think you're right on that. I mean, and that's actually gets back to a thing of, Daniel you'll laugh at this, it makes me think of Silverlight. (laughs) The old Silverlight days.

0:25:04.2 Jen Luker (laughs) Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:25:05.3 John Papa Where everything was described as a lookless control. And I kind of wish, in some ways, HTML was like that.

0:25:11.8 Dan Wahlin Yeah.

0:25:12.4 John Papa Whereas, out of the box, a button has a certain look and a feel. I wish it didn't. Like, you had to add those things because I feel like because there already is a standard way these things are represented... Like, you stick a button on a page you get a certain look, and it's almost never exactly what you want it to look like anyway. So maybe if there was a lookless feel to these HTML elements-

0:25:32.6 Dan Wahlin Or at least an option for that, right?

0:25:34.7 John Papa Yeah!

0:25:35.0 Dan Wahlin Where if you want it out of the box, great. But if you don't, here's how you can start from scratch and just add your own CSS in. Which wouldn't be too bad because we typically use, especially for public facing, you know, reset-type CSS, stylesheets anyway. So you could just kind of say, "Nope. Start from scratch and here's what I'm using."

0:25:52.3 John Papa Yeah.

0:25:52.8 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:25:53.1 Dan Wahlin But on that topic, Jen. Is, you know, for your... You obviously specialize in this and I saw in some of the info John was sharing with me that you worked on a website that implemented some automated accessibility testing to meet, is it WCAG? Is that how you say the standard there?

0:26:10.5 Jen Luker Yeah.

0:26:11.1 Dan Wahlin WCAG 2.0? Okay.

0:26:12.5 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:26:13.4 Dan Wahlin Can you tell us more about, kind of that process? And what you need to do there?

0:26:17.6 Jen Luker I actually worked on the Starbucks Careers Site project that was recently released. The benefit of that project is that when they started with a rewrite they started from design up with the intention to comply with WCAG 2.0 AA accessibility. So it was literally baked in from the design up and everybody was on board with engineering it to be as accessible as possible. So it was very much a collaborative effort between the design team, the different developers that worked on it, and even the engineering managers and the product owners. It was a really great process.

0:27:05.2 As far as the testing goes, we actually went through a few different layers of testing. The very first one is we implemented the eslint-jsx... or the eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y ... ESLint plugin. That (laughs)-

0:27:24.8 John Papa Oh, sorry, wait. Just let me make sure I got that one right. It's the eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y, right?

0:27:30.9 Jen Luker Yes!

0:27:31.8 John Papa Okay. Perfect. (laughs)

0:27:32.8 Dan Wahlin Say that 10 times fast.

0:27:33.7 Jen Luker I know.

0:27:34.0 John Papa Exactly.

0:27:34.9 Jen Luker It's really long. Especially when you start talking about the fact that I wrote another one for React Native. So...

0:27:39.4 John Papa (laughs)

0:27:40.0 Jen Luker It's even longer. That was kind of the first line of defense. It was utilized right there with Prettier, which was great. We used husky to run Prettier and the accessibility linter at the same time before someone could push code to the repo. In addition to that, we moved on to using axe-core as implemented into Jest for unit testing. And then we also use axe-core in Enzyme for end-to-end testing once the content was compiled down to static pages.

0:28:26.4 So this allowed us to hit the developers before they even pushed, hit the unit test of each one to make sure that they would comply if given the ideal data, and then made sure that it was still compliant once the data from the APIs was inserted into the page on a real time level.

0:28:52.2 That essentially meant that at every step of the process we made sure that everything was compliant before it made it to live.

0:29:02.1 Dan Wahlin Excellent. This would be public, I guess, right? Is this where people would go to look for a job? Or... is that what it was? It says the careers website, it looks like.

0:29:10.0 Jen Luker Yes, it was actually the... Yeah, it's just Starbucks.com/Careers.

0:29:14.8 John Papa Okay.

0:29:15.5 Jen Luker It was multiple pages, it had its own menu navigation. Once you actually go to look for a job by submitting your resume and stuff, you're transported out to the portal that they use, which we didn't get to go over, but the careers section of the Starbucks.com website is, in fact, accessible. And they're using those to expand that project.

0:29:43.4Dan Wahlin For people that want to learn more about it learn more about it, obviously I guess you could go right click view source on, you know, the careers site, but is there a recommended site that it out there that's considered a really good, almost like cheat sheet of how to get started adding stuff into your site?

0:29:59.5 Jen Luker There is. WCAG 2.0 website.

0:30:03.1Dan Wahlin Okay.

0:30:03.0 Jen Luker Which we will add to the show notes for this. It is on W3's website. That's usually a great place to go dig in and find out what's kind of covered in compliance. If you dig in deep enough you can find examples of how to implement code in an accessible way. They give different formats of how you could implement a menu, different ways of, you know, drop downs, so they do give you examples that would comply with accessibility compliance that I've found isn't always exactly going to suit your needs but gives you a very good idea of what's going to be necessary.

0:30:46.5 Dan Wahlin Okay. And is there, when it comes to, you know, if I'm vision-impaired, as a, from developer standpoint is there a way to really test that? Short of using like JAWS or maybe one of the built in readers you mentioned? Or is there an actual tool out there than can help you, you know, make sure that what you wanted them to hear is actually what gets heard?

0:31:08.0 Jen Luker It's literally manually testing at that point.

0:31:10.8 Dan Wahlin Okay, I kinda figured. But, yeah I'm wondering if there's anything out there.

0:31:14.4 Jen Luker Something I do want to mention about that is when you are dealing with testing screen readers, among other different types of ... you know, accessibility technologies, assistive technologies that help you. Being cold, not knowing them, and going in and trying to test them actually develops a huge amount of frustration. That can actually develop enough frustration that you decide that it's not even worth it for someone else to have to try to deal with this pain even with something is ideal.

0:31:52.0 What you should do is find someone who uses that technology day in and day out. You'll be amazed at how much faster and much easier they navigate through tools. And something that I have found extremely interesting is how they've learned to adapt their interactivity with your site based on how it's already broken. So it can be very fascinating to see how people that interact with it have their actual pain points, which things aren't, and those aren't things that you're going to be able to identify as just a casual user.

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0:33:42.0 John Papa And we’re back. Jen, Dan brought up a good question ‘cause I had this same thought, and I know it’s changed throughout the years, too; it’s how do you test for your site being accessible, and I realize, you know, the manual test is the best one. But there’s, and you do some automating as well for this. I noticed you mentioned the eslint plugin that you had.

0:34:01.5 Years ago there was, well it still exists, a Chrome plugin for screen reader which is now labeled as deprecated, and I notice they always link you over to the Lighthouse tools now, the Chrome plugin for that, which does an accessibility audit. I don’t know how you feel but I’m curious, like on, I see for example, the Starbucks Careers site has a, right now, 100 out of 100 score for accessibility. That doesn’t make me feel like it’s done, but it does make me feel like at least, like if there were something missing in that list of what wasn’t 100, I’d know I have some work to do. But when it’s 100 I’m then stuck with the, “What’s my next step?” Like, running Lighthouse step one: make sure those things aren’t barking at you.

0:34:44.9 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:34:45.6 John Papa But what do you do after that?

0:34:47.2 Jen Luker After that is when you starting bringing in actually user testers. So previously we were talking about return on investments of adding accessibility features from the viewpoint of someone who wants to add the accessibility demographic, right? The addition of adding those accessibility features actually expands far beyond those with accessibility issues, but also everybody. So, for instance, say that you’re sitting in a really noisy bar and you want to share a video with your friends. You can’t just sit there and play the video and expect them to get everything that’s being said. It’s too loud in the area that you’re in. With either a transcript or subtitles you can actually understand everything that’s going on in the video without having sound.

0:35:39.9 John Papa I’m so glad you brought that up ‘cause that’s something that is near and dear to me on videos. Not just for people who have issues, but it’s also… Just think about the financial side of this, too, and the marketing side. If you want somebody to watch your video and it’s scrolling past them on a screen in a Twitter feed, or Linkedin, or Instagram, or any kind of social media even, or even on the TV. If there’s no sound, if they can see the words sometimes that grabs their attention.

0:36:08.0 And I’ll, gonna share something about myself here, when I watch TV shows, and I love science fiction, things like Game of Thrones for example-

0:36:17.1 Jen Luker (laughs)

0:36:17.5 John Papa I actually put the closed captions on because I can’t tell what the heck name they’re saying.

0:36:21.7 Dan Wahlin I do the same thing.

0:36:23.0 John Papa You know? (laughs)

0:36:23.4 Dan Wahlin Not with Game of Thrones but with other stuff, yeah.

0:36:25.8 John Papa Yeah, I mean if their name was “Dan” I could get it. But when some of these names comes on I’m like, “...” So I love the fact that we… It’s not just for people who can’t understand names like me, but it’s a great thing for videos ‘cause now you’re reading an audience who maybe they don’t understand the slang you’re using, maybe English isn’t their first language. If you’re recording in English.

0:36:46.3 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:36:47.9 John Papa So when I talk with other countries they use the closed captions a lot for trying to figure out, “What did John say?” There’s just so many good ways and good reasons to do it and it’s not hard.

0:36:58.4 Jen Luker Unh-unh (negative). It’s not necessarily hard but it is time consuming. And it can be a little bit costly, depending on whether you do it yourself or whether you’re hiring someone to-

0:37:08.6 John Papa Yes.

0:37:09.2 Jen Luker Provide those transcriptions for you.

0:37:11.3 John Papa There are some free ones. Like if you go to YouTube and you upload it they give you one free translation, but then you run the risk of something like, my good buddy, Asim Hussain, his name is spelled A-S-I-M.

0:37:22.9 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:37:23.4 John Papa And when he recorded one of the videos it came out on the closed captioning as “Hello, everyone. My name is Awesome Hussein.”

0:37:29.3 Jen Luker (laughs)

0:37:30.2 ALL (laughing)

0:37:31.1 Dan Wahlin We should call him that now, when I see him.

0:37:32.6 John Papa Yes! So that’s now his nickname. (laughs)

0:37:34.6 Jen Luker That’s awesome. Ha ha!

0:37:35.9 John Papa Literally!

0:37:38.2 Jen Luker Oh, goodness. Yeah, YouTube is… I’m so proud of YouTube for at least trying to add like, automated transcriptions to all of the videos that are available. So there is a button you can click on that will show just a real time transcription as it’s developed. Unfortunately our ability to write machine learning that can fully understand different accents, different dialects, different contexts is still lagging behind how quickly communication and language evolves. So it’s not the best. It’s like trying to use Google Translate and it can be difficult.

0:38:23.3 Dan Wahlin Yeah, it’s- I started playing with, so Azure has it, and Amazon has had it though, for quite a while, has a few more voices at this point on AWS, but they have a service on some of my, I guess you could say wordier posts, meaning that there’s not as much code ‘cause it’s hard to convert.

0:38:43.0 This is kinda opposite of what we’re talking about, this is text-to-speech, and I said, you know, it doesn’t really cost me. I mean, it’s negligible, almost free it’s so minimally used by people and looking at the stats, but it’s you know, Amazon Polly and then Azure… I don’t remember what it’s called. what’s it called, John? They have their text-to-speech service. Do you know off the top of your head? I don’t think I remember the name. It’s probably part of the cognitive speech APIs I’m guessing.

0:39:12.9 But anyway it'll, you know, take your text and convert it into like, an mp3. So I’ve been doing that recently on just some of my more text based posts. ‘Case like I said, it’s hard to get context out of code, of course. But, you know, I like having it. I look at the stats. There’s not a ton of usage, per se. Although somebody could download it, almost like a podcast, but what I like about it is somebody that, you know, was vision impaired in some way, and I swear the older I get I’m starting to fall into that category anyway where I’d almost rather listen to it, you know, than read it.

0:39:49.4 But there’s a lot of different things out there like that that I think as technology progresses, you know, hopefully as you’ve mentioned, Jen, the YouTube closed captioning-type thing just keeps getting better and better. Text to speech is definitely getting pretty awesome. The voice I picked I’m just amazed with how high the quality is. So, a lot of cool stuff out there for this.

0:40:08.2 John Papa Yeah, that is called Azure’s text-to-speech cognitive services is the piece of it. You’re right it’s Amazon Polly. I put both those links in the show notes for everybody.

0:40:16.3 Jen Luker I think the biggest take away from all of this is that accessibility isn’t just for the people with disabilities. It literally is for everyone and it’s not just for old people or young people or people suffering from a specific disability. It’s also for people that have temporary or circumstantial disabilities. It’s for people that have you know, issues today, but no issues tomorrow. Or maybe they’re watching a TV show that has really loud explosions and really quiet text and your baby’s sleeping-

0:40:52.9 John Papa Yeah, what’s up with that anyway?

0:40:53.8 Jen Luker (laughs) Right? That’s why I use a screen… You know, that’s why I use subtitles. But, you know, it’s just the more you step back and look at it the more you realize that accessibility isn’t just keyboard tabbing and it’s not just a screen reader. It’s being able to allow people to interact with your content no matter who they are, or where they are, or what they are; and that has a real power.

0:41:22.9 That has the ability to take people that, I mean, arguably needs to be the ones that have the work flexibility in order to support themselves, and to be able to have the insurance to take care of their medical issues, and give them a job that gives them that freedom. I mean we, as devs, have a huge amount of freedom. We can work from anywhere as long as we’ve got an internet connection and a laptop. And as long as we’re working towards making the entire web accessible, whether that’s Game of Thrones, or that’s our technological documentation it really opens up the world to people that would not have otherwise had the opportunity to be able to make the best of it.

0:42:10.9 Dan Wahlin Absolutely. I think that’s, you know, that’s just a win all around for everyone. To kind of tag on that again, real quick… So I was at Dick’s Sporting Goods, which if you’re in the United States listening to this you’ll probably know who that is, they’re a pretty big sporting goods company. But I was out there doing some angular training and we were talking briefly- Jen, that’s why I asked more about the ARIA labels ‘cause that’s came up. And they actually have a full-time, at least one person maybe more but at least one I know full-time for accessibility.

0:42:41.0 So I think kind of challenge we might be able to issue all of us as devs is, if your company’s currently not doing that, there are companies that are. Now, you know, some of them I think are doing it purely out of what you just said, Jen. They just want to make it more accessible to everybody. Some of them probably it’s financial and okay, I think it’s a win either way, whatever they choose.

0:43:02.6 John Papa Sure.

0:43:03.1 Dan Wahlin But I think that’s a challenge we could all probably take on to try to be a little more educated on that and use it more.

0:43:09.6 John Papa there’s even little things you can do that may not fall under the exact category but how many times have you been to a website where there’s so much text jammed onto a screen you can’t actually discern what you’re supposed to be looking at? You know, so just making sites easier to read and having a better user experience. I find user experience and accessibility really flow together, personally. And when you’ve got one and the other together it’s like the beauty of the web. When you have neither of those that’s like when you go back to one of those 1996 websites where you can't figure out what’s going on.

0:43:42.2 Jen Luker (laughs) It’s absolutely true. It’s definitely a situation where making it fantastic for one group of people ends up helping everyone. So I mean, even if you do one thing today, if you add one more ALT tag, or you convert one more div to a button, or one button to a link, you know? That’s one more thing that’s going to be useable. You don’t have to flip the switch and have your entire website accessible tomorrow, but you can make one step today.

0:44:13.9 John Papa Awesome. Jen, we would like to wrap up this show with a section we call “Someone to Follow” where we talk about somebody who may be well known, or may not in the industry who we just want people to take a closer look at. And I’ll kick things off. Today, and I seem to be picking names that I can’t pronounce recently, so I apologize Gleb, but the person I want to point out is Gleb Bahmutov, and it’s… I’ll put his Twitter link up here on the page. He is one of the JavaScript ninjas behind the tool called cyprus.io which, Dan you did a show with us on that a couple of weeks or months ago.

0:44:47.6 Dan Wahlin I love it. Yeah.

0:44:49.1 John Papa Gleb is amazing. I’ve talked with him a few times on, he’s another Twitter friend, and the reason I wanted to call him out was I was working with cyprus.io, ‘cause I switched, Dan convinced me to switch. And I absolutely loved it and I was trying to solve some problems with it and I resent it to him on Twitter and he helped me get over those issues right away. And I just really love how open and friendly he was and he’s just done some amazing technology products that he’s had on the web over the years and cyprus io is just the recent one of those. Dan, do you have somebody to follow?

0:45:20.4 Dan Wahlin Yeah. So I had the chance to have dinner recently with one of my buddies, Rick Strahl. You know Rick, John.

0:45:27.6 John Papa Oh, yeah.

0:45:28.3 Dan Wahlin And for those that don’t know Rick he’s like, world champion I think. He windsurfs a lot (laughs). But Rick’s just a all-around very cool guy and very knowledgeable about frontend and backend type technologies, so he’s @Rick- We’ll put it in the show notes, but @RickStrahl on Twitter.

0:45:51.7 John Papa And Jen, do you have someone to follow?

0:45:53.1 Jen Luker I do. So there’s someone that I’ve been seeing a lot in the conference circuit this year. His name is Tejas Kumar. He is one of the nicest, most upbeat, most enthusiastic, and kindest, and most patient people you will ever meet in your entire life. He has more energy than my child and he’s basically the person who touts love and tolerance and kindness throughout Twitter. It’s a definite highlight in my feed. So I will definitely include his link in the show notes as well. But he’s my person to follow.

0:46:34.2 John Papa Actually I think I met Tejas last week at dotJS in Paris. Super nice guy. I hadn’t met him before but he was just a Twitter friend, so. It’s so nice when you actually meet people in person who you meet on the internet. (laughs)

0:46:46.0Jen Luker Absolutely.

0:46:47.1John Papa Well hey, Jen, it was great having you on here and thank you for coming on and talking to us about accessibility and for everybody who’s listening, thanks for listening to this show. We’re putting a bunch of links in the show notes so go check those out and please listen to us every Tuesday morning.

0:47:03.3 Jen Luker Thank you.

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0:47:08.4 Voiceover Thanks for listening to Real Talk JavaScript. This show and all of our shows are available at www.RealTalkJS.com with links and notes. John and Ward would love to hear what you think, especially about potential guests and topics for future shows. Follow and send them a message on Twitter @RealTalkJS.

]]> Tue, 11 Dec 2018 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-11-13

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

Jen Luker https://twitter.com/knitcodemonkey

Resources:

  • section 508 https://webaim.org/standards/508/checklist
  • The a11y project https://a11yproject.com/
  • Jaws https://www.freedomscientific.com/Products/Blindness/JAWS
  • ARIA https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA
  • The https://www.starbucks.com/careers/ Starbucks career site
  • WCAG https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/
  • Jen helped author https://www.npmjs.com/package/eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y
  • Husky https://www.npmjs.com/package/husky
  • Google A11y https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/accessibility/
  • Lighthouse https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/lighthouse/blipmdconlkpinefehnmjammfjpmpbjk?hl=en
  • Azure text to speech https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cognitive-services/text-to-speech/
  • amazon polly https://aws.amazon.com/polly/
  • Amazon Polly on Dan's blog: https://blog.codewithdan.com/8-tips-for-maximizing-your-productivity/

*Someone to follow *

  • Gleb Bahmutov https://twitter.com/bahmutov
  • Tejas Kumar https://twitter.com/TejasKumar_
  • Rick Strahl https://twitter.com/RickStrahl

Transcript
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0:00:06.6 Voiceover Welcome to Real Talk JavaScript, the weekly talk show with advice and insight into the technologies and practices currently being used to build web applications in the real world. Each week John Papa and Ward Bell talk to industry experts about their experiences writing, deploying and maintaining web applications in HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

And now, here are your hosts, John and Ward.

0:00:40.0 John Papa Welcome back to Real Talk JavaScript, this is Episode 11: Accessibility in JavaScript Apps and this week I’ve got my co-host, Dan Wahlin. How’s it going, Dan?

0:00:48.8 Dan Wahlin Going great, John.

0:00:49.9 John Papa And Dan, today we have a special guest of Jen Luker. How’re you doing, Jen?

0:00:54.6 Jen Luker Doing pretty well today. How are you?

0:00:56.0 John Papa We’re doing pretty good, thank you very much. Jen is a Senior Software Engineer at Formidable, BookBytes Podcast co-host, RxJS Learning Team member, and eslint-plugin-react-native-a11y core contributor. Jen has spent a majority of her career as a full stack developer but has a particular fondness for frontend technologies, thus why she’s here today. And she trains others in ReactJS and Accessibility, and enjoys removing obstacles that slow down productivity and loves optimizing webpack builds. When she’s not finding solutions or mentoring others, her spare time is spent spinning yarn from raw wool and knitting. She’s even better known to 3D print her own tools for the job.

0:01:33.3 Dan Wahlin Nice!

0:01:34.0 John Papa Welcome to the show, Jen.

0:01:35.2 Jen Luker Thank you!

0:01:36.0 John Papa There’s a lot in there. I mean, you’re not-

0:01:37.9 Jen Luker Yeah…

0:01:37.9 John Papa Just a JavaScript coder with ReactJS. It looks like you do a lot of teaching, and knitting! That’s pretty cool.

0:01:44.1 Jen Luker Haha, it’s… I like to say that I’m a knitter first and then a programmer second. So, it’s definitely a large part of my life.

0:01:53.3 John Papa You mean you do something besides coding all day?

0:01:56.1 Jen Luker It happens.

0:01:56.9 John Papa & Dan Wahlin (laughing)

0:01:58.9 Dan Wahlin You know, I have heard more and more people with knitting now. I, like, I hear that, I also do a lot of training, and I hear that all the time now, so it must be a big upcoming... trend I guess, I don’t know.

0:02:11.5 Jen Luker I think it has a little more to do with the fact that what we do as developers is often fleeting. It’s something that exists online, it’s not something tangible. Knitting is a programming language that sticks around long enough for you to wear it. So it’s-

0:02:28.9 John Papa I see.

0:02:30.4 Jen Luker Definitely caters to those that need that tangible aspect in their lives. But one of the coolest things I’ve seen knitting be used for, not just, you know, cryptography World War II, but also things like using it as a programming simulator for people that don’t have access to computers, such as people in Third World countries. So it’s definitely something that caters to the mind of programmers.

0:02:56.6 Dan Wahlin Interesting. Yeah, I’ve… Some of the people, too, have also mentioned it just helps them, it’s very relaxing they said. I don’t know how to knit, I haven’t tried it, but it looks fun.

0:03:04.3 John Papa So now, when we see Dan at his next conference, right before his talk, with a ball of yarn and some needles, we’ll know exactly why that happened.

0:03:10.7 Dan Wahlin Yeah. I’ll say, “Jen inspired me!”

0:03:13.0 John Papa & Dan Wahlin (laughing)

0:03:14.1 Jen Luker Well, you do know that at React Conf they actually had a fiberarts circle that I ran, so I ended up teaching quite a few people to knit, and crochet, and spin at that conference. So-

0:03:24.2 Dan Wahlin That’s so cool!

0:03:25.2 Jen Luker It is a possibility.

0:03:26.3 John Papa Huh!

0:03:26.8 Dan Wahlin There you go.

0:03:27.4 John Papa That is so cool. Yeah, I think we all have different ways of dealing with non programming mindsets. Like, what do you do when you’re not coding? And some people exercise, some people meditate, some people draw, some people play music, some people knit! So, I think it’s great to have something to kind of work different parts of your brain.

0:03:47.0 Jen Luker Definitely.

0:03:47.7 John Papa Hey, Dan! You had a question for us to kick things off about accessibility.

0:03:50.7 Dan Wahlin Yeah! So, I think we hear a lot… I used to work, one of my first jobs out of college was at a government agency and so there it was kind of required to learn about section 508 and things. But with corporations and with a lot of the developers I work with, I’ll have to admit I think we’re a little more in the dark on…

0:04:11.2 What are some of the ways, like, if I were to say, “Hey Jen, what are the key ways from a high level that I could add some accessibility things and like, who can I help with that?” Because I think a lot of us, we think, “Oh, well I just add a title to an image and call it a day.”

0:04:28.0 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:04:28.5 Dan Wahlin And I suspect there’s a lot more to it than that.

0:04:30.6 Jen Luker There is a lot more to it but there’s different ways of approaching accessibility on the web. One of the ways is technologically, which is oftentimes what developers deal with, but that’s only 30-50% of the problems you’re going to find in accessibility issues. The other half is going to be content and context and verbiage and language and ways that you say things that make it easier for people that have different disabilities, like neurological issues, or language barriers from interacting with the content on the site.

0:05:08.5 To deal with the technological side though, I tend to point people towards the aXe, Chrome, and Firefox extensions to begin with because it not only runs like, a technological audit on your site, but it also gives you more information. There’s always links that explain why there’s a problem, why the types of people that you’re focusing when you fix an issue, and different ways that you can fix an issue. So it’s a really great educational tool for just getting started.

0:05:43.6 John Papa Excellent.

0:05:44.2 Dan Wahlin Yeah, see, you already hit on a couple things like, you mentioned neurologically how maybe people interpret or have the context for different text. And I actually have a son with some disabilities so I’m very sensitive to this whole, you know, concept. It’s amazing how when you’re not around it, you just don’t think about it. But when you’re around it, it becomes, you know, your whole world. A big deal. So, you know, that’s when I hadn’t ever heard of- Can you tell me a little bit more about that? Is that related to the context you put into, like, the site, then, that helps them understand it better? Or how’s that work?

0:06:18.5 Jen Luker It is. Something that they recommend, or things that I’ve seen regarding recommendations for the level of content does vary depending on who your audience is. If you are a technical journal then chances are you’re going to be catering to a much more technical audience. However, if you’re a generic website you may want to keep your verbiage as low-level as possible, like anything between a third grade level to a high school level education, to allow for people to better understand the words that you’re actually putting on a page, and what the words are trying to tell you.

0:07:00.0 Like, you’ve got one side where you have people with ADHD that is not going to make it to the end of a 6-paragraph description of what it is you’re supposed to do. And then you have people on the other side of the spectrum that really need step-by-step instructions of what it is they need to do to get through your form. So trying to find that happy medium, or trying to find a way of giving a TLDR and then a longer context for different sides of that issue, is also something you may want to look at.

0:07:31.1 Dan Wahlin Interesting, yeah. I’ll have to admit that’s something that I haven’t really, you know, you mentioned third grade through, maybe, high school level and I think, as developers, we, especially if we’re in charge of putting some of the content, you know, out there ourselves, that’s something that I don’t think I’ve really thought through as to, you know, who’s my target that’s going to be reading this? As far as, you know, you think of, “I know these words and I’m sure everyone else will know these words.” But it sounds like you’re a lot better off if you can kind of reign that in a little bit, make it more focused.

0:08:02.3 Jen Luker Something that I’ve found that’s extremely different for even a dev when they’re onboarding into a new company is learning the names of things, and learning the acronyms for things. So if you’re using customized names for your products or your processes or you’re using acronyms, then you’re already losing part of your audience who just doesn’t understand what those things mean.

0:08:28.6 John Papa So, I think that’s a great point. This isn’t just for accessibility for, even for people like, let’s just say vision-impaired on one side. This is for anybody who doesn’t necessarily know your vernacular.

0:08:38.8 Jen Luker Exactly.

0:08:39.8 John Papa You go to a new company, what’s the first thing they do? “Hey, today we’re going to use the TLC with the EBY and then we’re going to talk with the XJ Bots.” And you’re like, “...What does any of that actually mean?”

0:08:49.4 Jen Luker I recently onboarded with a company and someone was very nice enough to put together a cheat sheet of acronyms for me and it was five pages long.

0:08:57.5 John Papa (laughs)

0:08:58.0 Dan Wahlin Wow! (laughs)

0:08:59.0 John Papa When I went to Disney one of my first things they did, like my first week there, was I got a book like that, too.

0:09:05.3 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:09:05.8 John Papa And the funny thing at Disney was the every TLA, which is a three-letter acronym which is kind of funny, the first letter of all of them begin with D for "Disney". Which really-

0:09:14.3 Jen Luker Yeah.

0:09:13.8 John Papa Only left two letters for all the rest. (laughs)

0:09:16.8 ALL (laughing)

0:09:17.9 John Papa I don't know if it's changed since then though. (laughs) But let's, let's start back. So on that same note, there's something I've seen a lot of over the years, and when I first encountered this, it's not an acronym but it's an abbreviation, I didn't know what the heck it meant. But, and maybe there's other people in the same boat so I wanted to talk about it with you. A-11-Y.

0:09:39.1 Jen Luker Yes.

0:09:40.0 John Papa Can you explain what that is and why people see that?

0:09:42.6 Jen Luker So back in the days of Twitter when there were only 140 characters, writing out a really long word like "accessibility" which is 13 letter long, took up a lot of space. So due to Twitter and their awesome audience, they shortened it to A11Y which is A-, the first letter in "accessibility", 11 letters, and then Y-, the last letter in "accessibility." You see the same thing with "Kubernetes" with K8S, or "internationalization" which is I18N. So any of those really long words end up getting shortened to first letter, number of characters in between first and last letter, and last letter.

0:10:26.0 John Papa Yeah, that's... that's kind of funny, you know? Once I realized that, I started going, "You know, I've been using I18N for years and I didn't know why it was called that."

0:10:33.1 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:10:33.2 John Papa Until I discovered it through A11Y, 'cause we, our nickname for it when we were talking about it was "ally".

0:10:39.0 Jen Luker Which I think is highly appropriate.

0:10:40.7 John Papa Yeah, yep. It kind of is a...

0:10:42.8 Dan Wahlin It fits it.

0:10:43.6 John Papa It kinda worked for us, too.

0:10:44.8 Dan Wahlin Yeah.

0:10:45.3 John Papa So, Dan, you're really D1N and Jen, you're J1n. It doesn't really work for our short first names, does it?

0:10:50.8 Dan Wahlin & Jen Luker (laughing)

0:10:52.0 Jen Luker Well, Jen is already shortened.

0:10:53.9 John Papa Yeah, yeah. It doesn't really help. What if your name is Al? What do you do? You only have two letters.

0:10:58.4 Dan Wahlin Yeah, there you're out of luck.

0:10:59.3 Jen Luker First and last.

0:11:01.0 John Papa A0L I guess? AOL! There you go! That's what AOL stood for.

0:11:05.4 Dan Wahlin Al.

0:11:06.4 John Papa The secret has been revealed, right here.

0:11:07.5 Dan Wahlin Who knew?

0:11:08.3 Jen Luker (laughs)

0:11:09.0 John Papa (laughs) So accessibility. One of the things I think that was really eye-opening to me was understanding how many people this actually affects. When I first started getting into it many years ago on some large projects the things that were introduced to me were,"Well, we're doing this because there are, you know, millions of people who are affected by this and we're really trying to make the web more accessible." You know, it sounds like a grandiose thing, but that was true. We were trying to make our websites more accessible to all these people who either couldn't use our websites, or they could but with much difficulty.

0:11:43.0 Jen Luker Right.

0:11:43.6 John Papa Now, what kind of scale is this really at? Is it just one guy down the street? Or is it, you know? How big is this?

0:11:48.8 Jen Luker Well the World Health Organization estimates that about 15% of the entire world has some sort of disability. This is a highly conservative number. Not everyone wants to identify with the fact that they have a disability. There's definitely a level of taboo that comes with the word "disability." So-

0:12:13.3 Dan Wahlin Yep, I can vouch for that.

0:12:15.6 Jen Luker Right? So there's a lot of people that will not identify with that label and therefore the 15% is, in fact, a very limited number. You know, if you're looking just in the U.S. they estimate, as of the 2012 census so it's been a while, 19% of people, so almost 1 in 5. If you're looking at other numbers we're looking at 8% of you men who are colorblind of some fashion, and it's not an on and off switch, there's a varying degree. There's also people with multiple versions of color blindness. There are people with very slight color blindness so it's almost unnoticeable. The range is quite large and about 1% of women also are colorblind. So you're looking at about 4.5% of the population as a whole just for one type of disability.

0:13:10.8 John Papa That's fascinating, and it hits, at part for me, that's at home, too. 'Cause I also identify as being partially colorblind, I guess you could say. I'm on that scale.

0:13:19.8 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:13:20.4 John Papa I don't have full blown color blindness because I can still determine some colors but others I have struggles with.

0:13:25.8 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:13:26.4 John Papa But I've also found that when I identify with this I get a lot of backlash from people of, "Well you're not really colorblind." Or, you know, there's a lot of disbelief. It's almost like it's become, "Oh, I'm sorry." So I can totally empathize with you on why people wouldn't want to identify with any of these things ‘cause it's almost like they put them in a category of, "Oh, well... the pity category."

0:13:48.0 Jen Luker Right? And there's differences in color blindness. It's not just grayscale in everything. There's the red/green, there's blue/green, there's you know, the trichotomy side, there's... there's a lot of different variations, and then there's some people that can see the differences between but the colors are all still muted. The more muted they are the less likely you're going to be able to tell the difference between them which really starts to rear its ugly head when you're looking at images or text color changes. So, it gets complicated fast.

0:14:25.8 John Papa Is this the real answer to what color that dress is on the internet streams?

0:14:29.6 ALL (laughing)

0:14:31.5 Dan Wahlin Oh my gosh.

0:14:32.5 Jen Luker That's a whole other fascinating concept-

0:14:34.6 John Papa (laughs)

0:14:34.9 Jen Luker When it comes to how each person perceives color-

0:14:39.2 Dan Wahlin Yeah. That was-

0:14:39.1 Jen Luker And how no one actually perceives them the same way.

0:14:41.5 Dan Wahlin That was pretty freaky, actually.

0:14:42.9 John Papa Yeah, I know. (laughs) Yeah, I get that a lot from folks on, themes for example. I like to create themes for VS Code or for other tools and when you create a theme people get very personal over what theme they choose. And the reason I created my own is because I like mine to look the way I look and it makes me feel good, it makes me more productive, but not everybody likes one theme. There's probably, you know, 100 great themes out there. It's because everybody looks at things differently and they have varying degrees of sensitivity to the colors, too.

0:15:14.0 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:15:14.4 John Papa So, you're building an app and you have to pull accessibility in. What kind of apps should use accessibility?

0:15:21.1 Jen Luker All of them.

0:15:22.0 John Papa Good answer. (laughs)

0:15:23.5 Dan Wahlin Yeah, it's a good one. I was gonna say, "Great answer."

0:15:24.3 Jen Luker (laughs)

0:15:25.0 John Papa What does it cost for money? I mean, I a business manager now. Does it cost more money? How much more time is it going to take? Do I need to teach my people how to build web apps for accessibility? What kind of things are affected by it? I don't have time for this, no, let's not do it. I bet you've heard all these things?

0:15:40.3 Jen Luker Oh yeah! Absolutely.

0:15:41.7 John Papa How do you answer those?

0:15:42.9 Jen Luker Well, there's a couple different ways. The not so passive-aggressive way is to find the person closest to them that's colorblind and then sit them down and say, "Can you explain to them why we're not going to write the website in a way that they can use it? This person in that company that works for you." That tends to drop, you know, that tends to pull up some people's shorts.

0:16:06.6 But the other ways is you can start talking about those financials. If you're looking at the return on investment take those 15% of the population. If you are, you know, a $10 million company, by making your website accessible it's an $11.5 million company, and that's just your slice of the 15%. Only 1 in 10 websites is accessible, which means you still have the opportunity to corner the market in your region, your demographic. That means that that 15% could very well be larger than the rest of the people that use your website.

0:16:53.4 Dan Wahlin That's an interesting concept from a, you know, purely financial standpoint. I’d never even thought about that, even cornering your own market.

0:17:00.1 John Papa And that's what a lot of people make decisions on, right? If you're gonna make more money, it's still making- Think like a business manager. You're telling me my $10 million app I can pull in $11.5 million instead; an extra 1.5 million a year, which is, pick some fake numbers for a minute.

0:17:13.9 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:17:14.5John Papa What's the cost though? Of building that app, what's the additional cost?

0:17:18.7 Jen Luker If you're designing it from the ground up it's very little additional cost. So a lot of the major issues have to do with color contrasts. Other ones have to do with making sure, you know, as you've said before, title tags on HTML or hrefs or ALT tags on images. A lot of it has to do with the fact that the platform, HTML, is inherently accessible and we, as JavaScript developers, go ahead and run through and override it and make it inaccessible. So, sticking closer to the platform is usually enough to cover the majority of accessibility issues.

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0:18:47.0 John Papa And we're back. Jen, you were just talking about how you can stick to the platform and that might help you build accessible apps. Can you kind of explain what you mean by that?

0:18:55.4 Jen Luker I usually mean by using semantic HTML as much as possible for the reasons it's made. For instance there's a lot of... A lot of developers that still would rather use a div over a button, but the complexities inmaking a div accessible like a button go deeper than you'd expect. So it's not just adding a highlight, adding text or a keyboard interaction. It's also weird things like, in some versions of ios, if you don't add a cursor pointer in the CSS, ios won't detect that it's a link, even if you tell it that it is.

0:19:39.0 John Papa Hmm. That's interesting.

0:19:40.0 Dan Wahlin Yeah, I don't think I've run into that, myself.

0:19:42.5 John Papa Oh, we hear about semantic HTML a lot, right Dan? About, "Don't use divs everywhere!" But yet, I don't know about you, but a lot of apps I get called in to look at it's like, div craziness.

0:19:52.5 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:19:53.2 Dan Wahlin I call it div soup.

0:19:54.7 John Papa (laughs) Div soup!

0:19:55.0 Jen Luker (laughs)

0:19:56.4 Dan Wahlin Yeah. How much, so Jen, are there numbers out there, and I'm sure there are, for people- 'cause I know probably the only program I've heard of would be for people with vision, you know, various issues from they're completely blind to partially. How many different apps are out there? What, is there a number one app that you use to actually read these pages to them? Like, I've heard "JAWS", is that still a thing these days?

0:20:21.1 Jen Luker JAWS is definitely a huge things, particularly for windows systems. Other screen readers would be just the default screen reader that Mac uses. Chrome has its own that you can implement, too. There's a dozen major, major players.

0:20:44.0 Dan Wahlin Okay.

0:20:46.1 Jen Luker So, and not all of them, just like the browsers, read the text or the website in the same way. Even ios and android devices have different readers of their own. So, each one kind of reads things a little bit differently. It's important to be aware of those differences once you start really digging deep into accessibility, especially if you're trying to customize something away from semantic HTML.

0:21:13.5 Dan Wahlin Now does, you mentioned, I mean, the thing that I think most developers probably have heard of are title attributes, and like you mentioned, the ALT on images, things like that. One that probably most people have come across, and you're going to have to correct me if I say this wrong, I've already said "ARIA?" [pronounced are-ee-uh]

0:21:30.7 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:21:31.3 Dan Wahlin Is it ARIA [pronounced are-ee-uh] or ARIA [pronounced air-ee-uh?] Is it ARIA [pronounced are-ee-uh]?

0:21:32.6 Jen Luker I call it ARIA [pronounced are-ee-uh]. It's WAI-ARIA [pronounced why-are-ee-uh].

0:21:34.2 Dan Wahlin Okay then. I'm going with you then. So, okay. See, I'm right, everyone!

0:21:38.6 John Papa & Jen Luker (laughing)

0:21:39.3 Dan Wahlin 'Cause Jen says!

0:21:40.8 Jen Luker Ha!

0:21:42.1 Dan Wahlin Now that's one I've only seen a few of the, I guess you could say core attributes that you can do with ARIA, but do those play a, I would assume, a pretty big role then? With some of the screen readers out there?

0:21:54.3 Jen Luker Yes and no. Going back to semantic HTML, if you're using just HTML then there's really no need for the ARIA roles. The roles themselves are built in to the platform-specific HTML; however, if you are deviating from that plan or you are using something a little closer to HTML5 then ARIA can play a role in making sure that exactly what you want read to a screen reader is defined. So, usually the first rule of ARIA is "Don't use ARIA." But there's definitely a place for it.

0:22:40.9 Dan Wahlin Okay, good to know. Yeah. I think that's one area that, you know, I'm comfortable with the semantic tags and it's good to hear that those are still the, kind of, I guess, goal.

0:22:51.3 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:22:52.1 Dan Wahlin But I'm not as familiar with the ARIA stuff. You know, you'll see it, for instance, even in some of the, if you use Bootstrap all, the CSS.

0:22:59.2 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:22:59.5 Dan Wahlin I've noticed they'll add it here and there. If you use Font Awesome I've noticed there'll even be some ARIA-type stuff. But kind of one of those where you copy and paste it and don't really know what it does, you know, without looking it up more.

0:23:10.5John Papa You bring up a great point there with Font Awesome, Dan. Font Awesome, if my memory serves me right, you take a icon tag, right? The i and then you almost always have to stick in an ARIA attribute into there because you're effectively making a button, sometimes, out of that. So you're making a button out of an icon, which isn't really a button, and maybe you don't want it to be inside of a button control. Which almost always leads to end up using the ARIA attributes on there. Is that a bad thing, Jen? Or is that, I mean, 'cause that's what I see a lot out there. I mean, just 'cause I see it doesn't mean that it's right.

0:23:45.7 Jen Luker For the most part what you want in a button is text; however, we often use icons for those buttons. If you can possibly wrap it in a button control that would be better than just trying to add ARIA items to the icon itself. However, that is a way to get around that. Ideally you'd add a button, you'd tell the button its title and its value and that's what ends up getting read instead of just an empty icon.

0:24:20.0 John Papa Yeah, I hear you. Ideally, I try to do that as well, and I'm actually trying to pull up some code of where I've done this before to kind of get sense for, you know, "Why did I do that as opposed to actually using a button, in that case?” And I think sometimes it's more about styling and maybe it's just about effort. Like, you could put it inside of a button. If you didn't really want it to look like a button you could then restyle the button so it didn't look that way.

0:24:44.7 Jen Luker It is so easy to restyle a button-

0:24:48.1 John Papa Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:24:47.8 Jen Luker So that it doesn't actually look like a button.

0:24:49.4 John Papa Yeah.

0:24:49.9 Jen Luker It is so easy. It's like three lines of CSS and suddenly it's just your icon.

0:24:55.9 John Papa I think you're right on that. I mean, and that's actually gets back to a thing of, Daniel you'll laugh at this, it makes me think of Silverlight. (laughs) The old Silverlight days.

0:25:04.2 Jen Luker (laughs) Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:25:05.3 John Papa Where everything was described as a lookless control. And I kind of wish, in some ways, HTML was like that.

0:25:11.8 Dan Wahlin Yeah.

0:25:12.4 John Papa Whereas, out of the box, a button has a certain look and a feel. I wish it didn't. Like, you had to add those things because I feel like because there already is a standard way these things are represented... Like, you stick a button on a page you get a certain look, and it's almost never exactly what you want it to look like anyway. So maybe if there was a lookless feel to these HTML elements-

0:25:32.6 Dan Wahlin Or at least an option for that, right?

0:25:34.7 John Papa Yeah!

0:25:35.0 Dan Wahlin Where if you want it out of the box, great. But if you don't, here's how you can start from scratch and just add your own CSS in. Which wouldn't be too bad because we typically use, especially for public facing, you know, reset-type CSS, stylesheets anyway. So you could just kind of say, "Nope. Start from scratch and here's what I'm using."

0:25:52.3 John Papa Yeah.

0:25:52.8 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:25:53.1 Dan Wahlin But on that topic, Jen. Is, you know, for your... You obviously specialize in this and I saw in some of the info John was sharing with me that you worked on a website that implemented some automated accessibility testing to meet, is it WCAG? Is that how you say the standard there?

0:26:10.5 Jen Luker Yeah.

0:26:11.1 Dan Wahlin WCAG 2.0? Okay.

0:26:12.5 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:26:13.4 Dan Wahlin Can you tell us more about, kind of that process? And what you need to do there?

0:26:17.6 Jen Luker I actually worked on the Starbucks Careers Site project that was recently released. The benefit of that project is that when they started with a rewrite they started from design up with the intention to comply with WCAG 2.0 AA accessibility. So it was literally baked in from the design up and everybody was on board with engineering it to be as accessible as possible. So it was very much a collaborative effort between the design team, the different developers that worked on it, and even the engineering managers and the product owners. It was a really great process.

0:27:05.2 As far as the testing goes, we actually went through a few different layers of testing. The very first one is we implemented the eslint-jsx... or the eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y ... ESLint plugin. That (laughs)-

0:27:24.8 John Papa Oh, sorry, wait. Just let me make sure I got that one right. It's the eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y, right?

0:27:30.9 Jen Luker Yes!

0:27:31.8 John Papa Okay. Perfect. (laughs)

0:27:32.8 Dan Wahlin Say that 10 times fast.

0:27:33.7 Jen Luker I know.

0:27:34.0 John Papa Exactly.

0:27:34.9 Jen Luker It's really long. Especially when you start talking about the fact that I wrote another one for React Native. So...

0:27:39.4 John Papa (laughs)

0:27:40.0 Jen Luker It's even longer. That was kind of the first line of defense. It was utilized right there with Prettier, which was great. We used husky to run Prettier and the accessibility linter at the same time before someone could push code to the repo. In addition to that, we moved on to using axe-core as implemented into Jest for unit testing. And then we also use axe-core in Enzyme for end-to-end testing once the content was compiled down to static pages.

0:28:26.4 So this allowed us to hit the developers before they even pushed, hit the unit test of each one to make sure that they would comply if given the ideal data, and then made sure that it was still compliant once the data from the APIs was inserted into the page on a real time level.

0:28:52.2 That essentially meant that at every step of the process we made sure that everything was compliant before it made it to live.

0:29:02.1 Dan Wahlin Excellent. This would be public, I guess, right? Is this where people would go to look for a job? Or... is that what it was? It says the careers website, it looks like.

0:29:10.0 Jen Luker Yes, it was actually the... Yeah, it's just Starbucks.com/Careers.

0:29:14.8 John Papa Okay.

0:29:15.5 Jen Luker It was multiple pages, it had its own menu navigation. Once you actually go to look for a job by submitting your resume and stuff, you're transported out to the portal that they use, which we didn't get to go over, but the careers section of the Starbucks.com website is, in fact, accessible. And they're using those to expand that project.

0:29:43.4Dan Wahlin For people that want to learn more about it learn more about it, obviously I guess you could go right click view source on, you know, the careers site, but is there a recommended site that it out there that's considered a really good, almost like cheat sheet of how to get started adding stuff into your site?

0:29:59.5 Jen Luker There is. WCAG 2.0 website.

0:30:03.1Dan Wahlin Okay.

0:30:03.0 Jen Luker Which we will add to the show notes for this. It is on W3's website. That's usually a great place to go dig in and find out what's kind of covered in compliance. If you dig in deep enough you can find examples of how to implement code in an accessible way. They give different formats of how you could implement a menu, different ways of, you know, drop downs, so they do give you examples that would comply with accessibility compliance that I've found isn't always exactly going to suit your needs but gives you a very good idea of what's going to be necessary.

0:30:46.5 Dan Wahlin Okay. And is there, when it comes to, you know, if I'm vision-impaired, as a, from developer standpoint is there a way to really test that? Short of using like JAWS or maybe one of the built in readers you mentioned? Or is there an actual tool out there than can help you, you know, make sure that what you wanted them to hear is actually what gets heard?

0:31:08.0 Jen Luker It's literally manually testing at that point.

0:31:10.8 Dan Wahlin Okay, I kinda figured. But, yeah I'm wondering if there's anything out there.

0:31:14.4 Jen Luker Something I do want to mention about that is when you are dealing with testing screen readers, among other different types of ... you know, accessibility technologies, assistive technologies that help you. Being cold, not knowing them, and going in and trying to test them actually develops a huge amount of frustration. That can actually develop enough frustration that you decide that it's not even worth it for someone else to have to try to deal with this pain even with something is ideal.

0:31:52.0 What you should do is find someone who uses that technology day in and day out. You'll be amazed at how much faster and much easier they navigate through tools. And something that I have found extremely interesting is how they've learned to adapt their interactivity with your site based on how it's already broken. So it can be very fascinating to see how people that interact with it have their actual pain points, which things aren't, and those aren't things that you're going to be able to identify as just a casual user.

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0:33:42.0 John Papa And we’re back. Jen, Dan brought up a good question ‘cause I had this same thought, and I know it’s changed throughout the years, too; it’s how do you test for your site being accessible, and I realize, you know, the manual test is the best one. But there’s, and you do some automating as well for this. I noticed you mentioned the eslint plugin that you had.

0:34:01.5 Years ago there was, well it still exists, a Chrome plugin for screen reader which is now labeled as deprecated, and I notice they always link you over to the Lighthouse tools now, the Chrome plugin for that, which does an accessibility audit. I don’t know how you feel but I’m curious, like on, I see for example, the Starbucks Careers site has a, right now, 100 out of 100 score for accessibility. That doesn’t make me feel like it’s done, but it does make me feel like at least, like if there were something missing in that list of what wasn’t 100, I’d know I have some work to do. But when it’s 100 I’m then stuck with the, “What’s my next step?” Like, running Lighthouse step one: make sure those things aren’t barking at you.

0:34:44.9 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:34:45.6 John Papa But what do you do after that?

0:34:47.2 Jen Luker After that is when you starting bringing in actually user testers. So previously we were talking about return on investments of adding accessibility features from the viewpoint of someone who wants to add the accessibility demographic, right? The addition of adding those accessibility features actually expands far beyond those with accessibility issues, but also everybody. So, for instance, say that you’re sitting in a really noisy bar and you want to share a video with your friends. You can’t just sit there and play the video and expect them to get everything that’s being said. It’s too loud in the area that you’re in. With either a transcript or subtitles you can actually understand everything that’s going on in the video without having sound.

0:35:39.9 John Papa I’m so glad you brought that up ‘cause that’s something that is near and dear to me on videos. Not just for people who have issues, but it’s also… Just think about the financial side of this, too, and the marketing side. If you want somebody to watch your video and it’s scrolling past them on a screen in a Twitter feed, or Linkedin, or Instagram, or any kind of social media even, or even on the TV. If there’s no sound, if they can see the words sometimes that grabs their attention.

0:36:08.0 And I’ll, gonna share something about myself here, when I watch TV shows, and I love science fiction, things like Game of Thrones for example-

0:36:17.1 Jen Luker (laughs)

0:36:17.5 John Papa I actually put the closed captions on because I can’t tell what the heck name they’re saying.

0:36:21.7 Dan Wahlin I do the same thing.

0:36:23.0 John Papa You know? (laughs)

0:36:23.4 Dan Wahlin Not with Game of Thrones but with other stuff, yeah.

0:36:25.8 John Papa Yeah, I mean if their name was “Dan” I could get it. But when some of these names comes on I’m like, “...” So I love the fact that we… It’s not just for people who can’t understand names like me, but it’s a great thing for videos ‘cause now you’re reading an audience who maybe they don’t understand the slang you’re using, maybe English isn’t their first language. If you’re recording in English.

0:36:46.3 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:36:47.9 John Papa So when I talk with other countries they use the closed captions a lot for trying to figure out, “What did John say?” There’s just so many good ways and good reasons to do it and it’s not hard.

0:36:58.4 Jen Luker Unh-unh (negative). It’s not necessarily hard but it is time consuming. And it can be a little bit costly, depending on whether you do it yourself or whether you’re hiring someone to-

0:37:08.6 John Papa Yes.

0:37:09.2 Jen Luker Provide those transcriptions for you.

0:37:11.3 John Papa There are some free ones. Like if you go to YouTube and you upload it they give you one free translation, but then you run the risk of something like, my good buddy, Asim Hussain, his name is spelled A-S-I-M.

0:37:22.9 Jen Luker Mm-hmm (affirmative).

0:37:23.4 John Papa And when he recorded one of the videos it came out on the closed captioning as “Hello, everyone. My name is Awesome Hussein.”

0:37:29.3 Jen Luker (laughs)

0:37:30.2 ALL (laughing)

0:37:31.1 Dan Wahlin We should call him that now, when I see him.

0:37:32.6 John Papa Yes! So that’s now his nickname. (laughs)

0:37:34.6 Jen Luker That’s awesome. Ha ha!

0:37:35.9 John Papa Literally!

0:37:38.2 Jen Luker Oh, goodness. Yeah, YouTube is… I’m so proud of YouTube for at least trying to add like, automated transcriptions to all of the videos that are available. So there is a button you can click on that will show just a real time transcription as it’s developed. Unfortunately our ability to write machine learning that can fully understand different accents, different dialects, different contexts is still lagging behind how quickly communication and language evolves. So it’s not the best. It’s like trying to use Google Translate and it can be difficult.

0:38:23.3 Dan Wahlin Yeah, it’s- I started playing with, so Azure has it, and Amazon has had it though, for quite a while, has a few more voices at this point on AWS, but they have a service on some of my, I guess you could say wordier posts, meaning that there’s not as much code ‘cause it’s hard to convert.

0:38:43.0 This is kinda opposite of what we’re talking about, this is text-to-speech, and I said, you know, it doesn’t really cost me. I mean, it’s negligible, almost free it’s so minimally used by people and looking at the stats, but it’s you know, Amazon Polly and then Azure… I don’t remember what it’s called. what’s it called, John? They have their text-to-speech service. Do you know off the top of your head? I don’t think I remember the name. It’s probably part of the cognitive speech APIs I’m guessing.

0:39:12.9 But anyway it'll, you know, take your text and convert it into like, an mp3. So I’ve been doing that recently on just some of my more text based posts. ‘Case like I said, it’s hard to get context out of code, of course. But, you know, I like having it. I look at the stats. There’s not a ton of usage, per se. Although somebody could download it, almost like a podcast, but what I like about it is somebody that, you know, was vision impaired in some way, and I swear the older I get I’m starting to fall into that category anyway where I’d almost rather listen to it, you know, than read it.

0:39:49.4 But there’s a lot of different things out there like that that I think as technology progresses, you know, hopefully as you’ve mentioned, Jen, the YouTube closed captioning-type thing just keeps getting better and better. Text to speech is definitely getting pretty awesome. The voice I picked I’m just amazed with how high the quality is. So, a lot of cool stuff out there for this.

0:40:08.2 John Papa Yeah, that is called Azure’s text-to-speech cognitive services is the piece of it. You’re right it’s Amazon Polly. I put both those links in the show notes for everybody.

0:40:16.3 Jen Luker I think the biggest take away from all of this is that accessibility isn’t just for the people with disabilities. It literally is for everyone and it’s not just for old people or young people or people suffering from a specific disability. It’s also for people that have temporary or circumstantial disabilities. It’s for people that have you know, issues today, but no issues tomorrow. Or maybe they’re watching a TV show that has really loud explosions and really quiet text and your baby’s sleeping-

0:40:52.9 John Papa Yeah, what’s up with that anyway?

0:40:53.8 Jen Luker (laughs) Right? That’s why I use a screen… You know, that’s why I use subtitles. But, you know, it’s just the more you step back and look at it the more you realize that accessibility isn’t just keyboard tabbing and it’s not just a screen reader. It’s being able to allow people to interact with your content no matter who they are, or where they are, or what they are; and that has a real power.

0:41:22.9 That has the ability to take people that, I mean, arguably needs to be the ones that have the work flexibility in order to support themselves, and to be able to have the insurance to take care of their medical issues, and give them a job that gives them that freedom. I mean we, as devs, have a huge amount of freedom. We can work from anywhere as long as we’ve got an internet connection and a laptop. And as long as we’re working towards making the entire web accessible, whether that’s Game of Thrones, or that’s our technological documentation it really opens up the world to people that would not have otherwise had the opportunity to be able to make the best of it.

0:42:10.9 Dan Wahlin Absolutely. I think that’s, you know, that’s just a win all around for everyone. To kind of tag on that again, real quick… So I was at Dick’s Sporting Goods, which if you’re in the United States listening to this you’ll probably know who that is, they’re a pretty big sporting goods company. But I was out there doing some angular training and we were talking briefly- Jen, that’s why I asked more about the ARIA labels ‘cause that’s came up. And they actually have a full-time, at least one person maybe more but at least one I know full-time for accessibility.

0:42:41.0 So I think kind of challenge we might be able to issue all of us as devs is, if your company’s currently not doing that, there are companies that are. Now, you know, some of them I think are doing it purely out of what you just said, Jen. They just want to make it more accessible to everybody. Some of them probably it’s financial and okay, I think it’s a win either way, whatever they choose.

0:43:02.6 John Papa Sure.

0:43:03.1 Dan Wahlin But I think that’s a challenge we could all probably take on to try to be a little more educated on that and use it more.

0:43:09.6 John Papa there’s even little things you can do that may not fall under the exact category but how many times have you been to a website where there’s so much text jammed onto a screen you can’t actually discern what you’re supposed to be looking at? You know, so just making sites easier to read and having a better user experience. I find user experience and accessibility really flow together, personally. And when you’ve got one and the other together it’s like the beauty of the web. When you have neither of those that’s like when you go back to one of those 1996 websites where you can't figure out what’s going on.

0:43:42.2 Jen Luker (laughs) It’s absolutely true. It’s definitely a situation where making it fantastic for one group of people ends up helping everyone. So I mean, even if you do one thing today, if you add one more ALT tag, or you convert one more div to a button, or one button to a link, you know? That’s one more thing that’s going to be useable. You don’t have to flip the switch and have your entire website accessible tomorrow, but you can make one step today.

0:44:13.9 John Papa Awesome. Jen, we would like to wrap up this show with a section we call “Someone to Follow” where we talk about somebody who may be well known, or may not in the industry who we just want people to take a closer look at. And I’ll kick things off. Today, and I seem to be picking names that I can’t pronounce recently, so I apologize Gleb, but the person I want to point out is Gleb Bahmutov, and it’s… I’ll put his Twitter link up here on the page. He is one of the JavaScript ninjas behind the tool called cyprus.io which, Dan you did a show with us on that a couple of weeks or months ago.

0:44:47.6 Dan Wahlin I love it. Yeah.

0:44:49.1 John Papa Gleb is amazing. I’ve talked with him a few times on, he’s another Twitter friend, and the reason I wanted to call him out was I was working with cyprus.io, ‘cause I switched, Dan convinced me to switch. And I absolutely loved it and I was trying to solve some problems with it and I resent it to him on Twitter and he helped me get over those issues right away. And I just really love how open and friendly he was and he’s just done some amazing technology products that he’s had on the web over the years and cyprus io is just the recent one of those. Dan, do you have somebody to follow?

0:45:20.4 Dan Wahlin Yeah. So I had the chance to have dinner recently with one of my buddies, Rick Strahl. You know Rick, John.

0:45:27.6 John Papa Oh, yeah.

0:45:28.3 Dan Wahlin And for those that don’t know Rick he’s like, world champion I think. He windsurfs a lot (laughs). But Rick’s just a all-around very cool guy and very knowledgeable about frontend and backend type technologies, so he’s @Rick- We’ll put it in the show notes, but @RickStrahl on Twitter.

0:45:51.7 John Papa And Jen, do you have someone to follow?

0:45:53.1 Jen Luker I do. So there’s someone that I’ve been seeing a lot in the conference circuit this year. His name is Tejas Kumar. He is one of the nicest, most upbeat, most enthusiastic, and kindest, and most patient people you will ever meet in your entire life. He has more energy than my child and he’s basically the person who touts love and tolerance and kindness throughout Twitter. It’s a definite highlight in my feed. So I will definitely include his link in the show notes as well. But he’s my person to follow.

0:46:34.2 John Papa Actually I think I met Tejas last week at dotJS in Paris. Super nice guy. I hadn’t met him before but he was just a Twitter friend, so. It’s so nice when you actually meet people in person who you meet on the internet. (laughs)

0:46:46.0Jen Luker Absolutely.

0:46:47.1John Papa Well hey, Jen, it was great having you on here and thank you for coming on and talking to us about accessibility and for everybody who’s listening, thanks for listening to this show. We’re putting a bunch of links in the show notes so go check those out and please listen to us every Tuesday morning.

0:47:03.3 Jen Luker Thank you.

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(0:01:59) MailBag question from Jon Mayhew: Is it possible to have one code base for Android, iOS, PWA, and Web? Would you just deploy the PWA as a web app? Or would I need to have a separate Angular app that would look better on the web?

(0:03:50) Ward asks "Why go down the road of Ionic"

(0:04:20) Mike talks about user expectations and how you choose your mobile solution.

(0:05:58) Ward asks if what works on the web also works on mobile

(0:07:02) Ward asks how you can take a web app and move to Ionic?

(0:08:30) Mike talks about how you can replce an airplane while flying

(0:09:10) Mike and John talk about Ionic v4

(0:09:31) John asks Mike where he sees Ionic as a good choice compared to the field

(0:10:20) Mike talks about how you can ask yourself if you need device features

(0:12:12) Mike alks about what you can do on the Web today cmopared to mobile

(0:12:45) John asks Mike if low wifi or no wifi are good scenarios for Ionic, native mogile, or PWAs

(0:14:15) Mike talks about how Ionic fits in with the web frameworks

(0:15:30) Mike compares mobile dev to baking a cake

(0:16:30) Ward talks about Easy Bake Ovens https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easy-Bake_Oven

(0:18:30) Apache Cordova: https://cordova.apache.org/

(0:18:38) Mike talks about capacitor https://capacitor.ionicframework.com/

(0:19:35) "Can i use" https://caniuse.com

(0:20:01) Mike recommends how to store offline data in mobile

(0:20:50) IndxedDB https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/API/IndexedDB_API and SqlLite https://www.sqlite.org/

(0:22:01) Data on mobile and sensitive info

(0:26:14) Mobile iron and hockeyapp https://hockeyapp.net/

(0:27:12) Stencil: https://stenciljs.com/

(0:28:44) Mr. Peabody and the "Wayback Machine" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WABAC_machine

(0:30:33) Mike talks about how Ionic works https://ionicframework.com/docs/components/

(0:31:31) Mike mentions a productivity talk by Scott Hanselman https://www.hanselman.com/blog/ItsNotWhatYouReadItsWhatYouIgnoreVideoOfScottHanselmansPersonalProductivityTips.aspx

(0:32:45) RxJS https://rxjs-dev.firebaseapp.com/

(0:35:00) Mike talks about the frameworks handles events

(0:36:02) Mike shares a story of a mobile app he built and its challenges

(0:39:42) Ward talks about customers he talks to who are just starting to get into mobile

(0:40:48) Mike talks about cordova vs not cordova

(0:43:11) Ward talks about "CIO Magazine" syndrome

(0:45:50) Mike talks about examples of apps built with Ionic

(0:50:38) Someone to follow: CodeNewbie community https://www.codenewbie.org/

(0:51:11) Someone to follow: Craig Shoemaker https://twitter.com/craigshoemaker

(0:52:07) Someone to follow: Refactr Tech https://twitter.com/RefactrTech

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(0:01:59) MailBag question from Jon Mayhew: Is it possible to have one code base for Android, iOS, PWA, and Web? Would you just deploy the PWA as a web app? Or would I need to have a separate Angular app that would look better on the web?

(0:03:50) Ward asks "Why go down the road of Ionic"

(0:04:20) Mike talks about user expectations and how you choose your mobile solution.

(0:05:58) Ward asks if what works on the web also works on mobile

(0:07:02) Ward asks how you can take a web app and move to Ionic?

(0:08:30) Mike talks about how you can replce an airplane while flying

(0:09:10) Mike and John talk about Ionic v4

(0:09:31) John asks Mike where he sees Ionic as a good choice compared to the field

(0:10:20) Mike talks about how you can ask yourself if you need device features

(0:12:12) Mike alks about what you can do on the Web today cmopared to mobile

(0:12:45) John asks Mike if low wifi or no wifi are good scenarios for Ionic, native mogile, or PWAs

(0:14:15) Mike talks about how Ionic fits in with the web frameworks

(0:15:30) Mike compares mobile dev to baking a cake

(0:16:30) Ward talks about Easy Bake Ovens https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easy-Bake_Oven

(0:18:30) Apache Cordova: https://cordova.apache.org/

(0:18:38) Mike talks about capacitor https://capacitor.ionicframework.com/

(0:19:35) "Can i use" https://caniuse.com

(0:20:01) Mike recommends how to store offline data in mobile

(0:20:50) IndxedDB https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/API/IndexedDB_API and SqlLite https://www.sqlite.org/

(0:22:01) Data on mobile and sensitive info

(0:26:14) Mobile iron and hockeyapp https://hockeyapp.net/

(0:27:12) Stencil: https://stenciljs.com/

(0:28:44) Mr. Peabody and the "Wayback Machine" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WABAC_machine

(0:30:33) Mike talks about how Ionic works https://ionicframework.com/docs/components/

(0:31:31) Mike mentions a productivity talk by Scott Hanselman https://www.hanselman.com/blog/ItsNotWhatYouReadItsWhatYouIgnoreVideoOfScottHanselmansPersonalProductivityTips.aspx

(0:32:45) RxJS https://rxjs-dev.firebaseapp.com/

(0:35:00) Mike talks about the frameworks handles events

(0:36:02) Mike shares a story of a mobile app he built and its challenges

(0:39:42) Ward talks about customers he talks to who are just starting to get into mobile

(0:40:48) Mike talks about cordova vs not cordova

(0:43:11) Ward talks about "CIO Magazine" syndrome

(0:45:50) Mike talks about examples of apps built with Ionic

(0:50:38) Someone to follow: CodeNewbie community https://www.codenewbie.org/

(0:51:11) Someone to follow: Craig Shoemaker https://twitter.com/craigshoemaker

(0:52:07) Someone to follow: Refactr Tech https://twitter.com/RefactrTech

]]> Episode 10: Mobile/Web Apps Using Ionic with Mike Hartington John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:55:34 John and Ward discuss why developers might consider mobile and mobile Web. They dive into what some of the challenges are and how Ionic fits into the story with Mike Hartington! John and Ward discuss why developers might consider mobile and mobile Web. They dive into what some of the challenges are and how Ionic fits into the story with Mike Hartington! ward bell, mobile web apps, web development, javascript, john papa, css, ionic, html false full 10 b496dc47-49e7-418d-b9e9-e4838cd4b5b0 Episode 9: RxJS with Tracy Lee Recording date: 2018-10-30

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Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

Tracy Lee https://twitter.com/ladyleet

Notes

(0:01:00) Ward reads the mailbag https://twitter.com/plambweb/status/1057291112807723013

(0:01:35) Tracy says often the best answer to RxJS memory leaks is to check to unsubscribe

(0:02:01) Tracy talks about RxJS in stencil https://stenciljs.com/, vue https://vuejs.org, react https://reactjs.org, angular https://angular.io, ionic https://ionicframework.com/

(0:03:12) Learn by making mistakes

(0:03:50) Tracy talks about some places you can go wrong in RxJS

(0:03:55) Introducing Tracy

(0:04:20) Tracy's company https://www.thisdot.co/

(0:05:45) Tracy says she prefers frameworks for what they offer

(0:06:10) Tracy talks about rxjs https://rxjs-dev.firebaseapp.com/

(0:06:30) Tracy mentions Ben Lesh and RxJS https://twitter.com/BenLesh

(0:07:04) Tracy talks about reactive programming https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reactive_programming as sets of events over time

(0:07:47) TC39 https://www.ecma-international.org/memento/tc39-m.htm

(0:08:00) Tracy explains how, generally, observables are stateless and lazy

(0:08:50) Tracy discusses the stages of the TC39

(0:09:03) Babel https://babeljs.io/

(0:09:33) Ward asks what questions Tracy hears at her RxJS workshops https://www.thisdot.co/rx-workshop

(0:10:03) Tracy says she hears a lot of confusion on observables and observers https://toddmotto.com/rxjs-observables-observers-operators

(0:10:11) Tracy says rxjs operators can be a source of confusion https://www.learnrxjs.io/operators/

(0:10:55) Ben Lesh is working on RxJS 7

(0:11:15) Ward asks tracy how she slides people into rxjs easily

(0:11:30) Tracy says she likes that Observables are just functions

(0:12:54) John asks Tracy which operators in rxjs to learn first

(0:13:53) Ward asks Tracy about the new RxJS docs

(0:14:04) Ward talks about one of the creators of RxJS, Matt Podwysocki https://twitter.com/mattpodwysocki

(0:14:20) Tracy talks about how RxJS was created as it is today from Netflix and Microsoft

(0:15:02) Tracy says there are over 12 million downloads of rxjs a month

(0:15:24) Ward mentions the RxJS docs https://rxjs-dev.firebaseapp.com/

(0:16:46) RxJS on npm https://www.npmjs.com/package/rxjs

(0:17:50) John asks Tracy how she advises people on upgrade strategies for RxJS

(0:18:45) Ward mentions the RxJS change from method chaining to pipe

(0:18:49) Upgrade rxjs 5 to 6 https://www.learnrxjs.io/concepts/rxjs5-6.html

(0:19:46) John asks Tracy what kind of applications she sees people creating with RxJS

(0:20:00) Tracy talks about multi-plex over a websocket with rxjs with node.js and react native

(0:20:22) Tracy mentions React Native https://facebook.github.io/react-native/

(0:20:37) Ken Wheeler https://twitter.com/ken_wheeler

(0:21:28) Ward asks if "just subscribe" is a useful bit of advice

(0:23:30) Tracy talks about reactive aspects and non reactive aspects of code

(0:24:15) John mentions how RxJS is not part of any particular front end framework

(0:24:30) Tracy says she is seeing a lot of React folks taking learning and using RxJS

(0:24:34) Tracy talks about how RxJS is framework agnostic

(0:25:17) Tracy talks about prtoecting from JavaScript fatigue

(0:25:40) Ward asks Tracy how she recommends debugging RxJS

(0:26:10) Tracy asys to "keep tapping away"

(0:26:31) Tracy says they are trying to make testing easier

(0:26:58) Tracy talks about how you can get into the RxJS slack channel

(0:27:50) Tracy talks about her use of Evernote for staying organized

(0:29:00) Tracy talks about her efforts with Women in Tech https://twitter.com/ladyleet/status/985018157994831872?lang=en

(0:29:31) Tracy talks about possibly announcing something at the ngAtlanta: https://ng-atl.org/#/ conference

(0:30:00) Tracy talks about her passion for creating companies

(0:30:26) Someone to follow: Jay Phelps https://twitter.com/_jayphelps https://medium.com/@jayphelps

(0:31:10) Someone to follow: Dmitri Shekhovtsov https://twitter.com/valorkin

(0:31:50) Someone to follow: Dam Abramov https://twitter.com/dan_abramov

Additional Resources

  • RxJS api https://rxjs-dev.firebaseapp.com/api

  • RxJS and Angular https://angular.io/guide/rx-library

  • Upgrade RxJS 5 to 6 https://www.learnrxjs.io/concepts/rxjs5-6.html

]]> Tue, 27 Nov 2018 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-10-30

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Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

Tracy Lee https://twitter.com/ladyleet

Notes

(0:01:00) Ward reads the mailbag https://twitter.com/plambweb/status/1057291112807723013

(0:01:35) Tracy says often the best answer to RxJS memory leaks is to check to unsubscribe

(0:02:01) Tracy talks about RxJS in stencil https://stenciljs.com/, vue https://vuejs.org, react https://reactjs.org, angular https://angular.io, ionic https://ionicframework.com/

(0:03:12) Learn by making mistakes

(0:03:50) Tracy talks about some places you can go wrong in RxJS

(0:03:55) Introducing Tracy

(0:04:20) Tracy's company https://www.thisdot.co/

(0:05:45) Tracy says she prefers frameworks for what they offer

(0:06:10) Tracy talks about rxjs https://rxjs-dev.firebaseapp.com/

(0:06:30) Tracy mentions Ben Lesh and RxJS https://twitter.com/BenLesh

(0:07:04) Tracy talks about reactive programming https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reactive_programming as sets of events over time

(0:07:47) TC39 https://www.ecma-international.org/memento/tc39-m.htm

(0:08:00) Tracy explains how, generally, observables are stateless and lazy

(0:08:50) Tracy discusses the stages of the TC39

(0:09:03) Babel https://babeljs.io/

(0:09:33) Ward asks what questions Tracy hears at her RxJS workshops https://www.thisdot.co/rx-workshop

(0:10:03) Tracy says she hears a lot of confusion on observables and observers https://toddmotto.com/rxjs-observables-observers-operators

(0:10:11) Tracy says rxjs operators can be a source of confusion https://www.learnrxjs.io/operators/

(0:10:55) Ben Lesh is working on RxJS 7

(0:11:15) Ward asks tracy how she slides people into rxjs easily

(0:11:30) Tracy says she likes that Observables are just functions

(0:12:54) John asks Tracy which operators in rxjs to learn first

(0:13:53) Ward asks Tracy about the new RxJS docs

(0:14:04) Ward talks about one of the creators of RxJS, Matt Podwysocki https://twitter.com/mattpodwysocki

(0:14:20) Tracy talks about how RxJS was created as it is today from Netflix and Microsoft

(0:15:02) Tracy says there are over 12 million downloads of rxjs a month

(0:15:24) Ward mentions the RxJS docs https://rxjs-dev.firebaseapp.com/

(0:16:46) RxJS on npm https://www.npmjs.com/package/rxjs

(0:17:50) John asks Tracy how she advises people on upgrade strategies for RxJS

(0:18:45) Ward mentions the RxJS change from method chaining to pipe

(0:18:49) Upgrade rxjs 5 to 6 https://www.learnrxjs.io/concepts/rxjs5-6.html

(0:19:46) John asks Tracy what kind of applications she sees people creating with RxJS

(0:20:00) Tracy talks about multi-plex over a websocket with rxjs with node.js and react native

(0:20:22) Tracy mentions React Native https://facebook.github.io/react-native/

(0:20:37) Ken Wheeler https://twitter.com/ken_wheeler

(0:21:28) Ward asks if "just subscribe" is a useful bit of advice

(0:23:30) Tracy talks about reactive aspects and non reactive aspects of code

(0:24:15) John mentions how RxJS is not part of any particular front end framework

(0:24:30) Tracy says she is seeing a lot of React folks taking learning and using RxJS

(0:24:34) Tracy talks about how RxJS is framework agnostic

(0:25:17) Tracy talks about prtoecting from JavaScript fatigue

(0:25:40) Ward asks Tracy how she recommends debugging RxJS

(0:26:10) Tracy asys to "keep tapping away"

(0:26:31) Tracy says they are trying to make testing easier

(0:26:58) Tracy talks about how you can get into the RxJS slack channel

(0:27:50) Tracy talks about her use of Evernote for staying organized

(0:29:00) Tracy talks about her efforts with Women in Tech https://twitter.com/ladyleet/status/985018157994831872?lang=en

(0:29:31) Tracy talks about possibly announcing something at the ngAtlanta: https://ng-atl.org/#/ conference

(0:30:00) Tracy talks about her passion for creating companies

(0:30:26) Someone to follow: Jay Phelps https://twitter.com/_jayphelps https://medium.com/@jayphelps

(0:31:10) Someone to follow: Dmitri Shekhovtsov https://twitter.com/valorkin

(0:31:50) Someone to follow: Dam Abramov https://twitter.com/dan_abramov

Additional Resources

  • RxJS api https://rxjs-dev.firebaseapp.com/api

  • RxJS and Angular https://angular.io/guide/rx-library

  • Upgrade RxJS 5 to 6 https://www.learnrxjs.io/concepts/rxjs5-6.html

]]> Episode 9: RxJS with Tracy Lee John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:34:52 John and Ward talk with core RxJS team member, Tracy Lee. Tracy shares the direction of RxJS, who is using it, and some inside tips on how to learn RxJS and common pitfalls. John and Ward talk with core RxJS team member, Tracy Lee. Tracy shares the direction of RxJS, who is using it, and some inside tips on how to learn RxJS and common pitfalls. web development, john papa, rxjs, html, ward bell, css, javascript false full 9 25ef78b2-7d77-443c-b9d3-7bd7a65d38b8 Episode 8: Node.js in Production with Tierney Cyren Recording date: 2018-10-25

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Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/dan wahlin

Tierney Cyren https://twitter.com/bitandbang

Show Notes:

(0:01:11) Ward reads the mailbag about Node versioning

(0:01:39) Tierney talks about Node.js versioning https://nodejs.org/en/

(0:01:56) Tierney discusses the Node.js LTS schedule

(0:02:18) Ward asks how he would go about moving from v8 to v10 of Node.js

(0:02:48) John asks if the code needs to change or just recompile

(0:04:40) Tierney explains the node.js release lines work https://nodesource.com/blog/understanding-how-node-js-release-lines-work/

(0:05:10) Tierney explains there can be more than one active LTS at a time

(0:05:39) John dsicusses how the Node.js LTS chart is helpful https://github.com/nodejs/Release#release-schedule

(0:06:10) Ward asks what is he missing if he doesn;t move to a new release

(0:06:30) Tierney explains vthat you may miss vulnerability patches

(0:07:30) Tierney explains how he recommends thinking about how long you should stay on a release line

(0:08:10) Tierney says Laurie Voss https://twitter.com/seldo of npm had a talk about the Fortune 50 companies who use Node.js

(0:08:46) Ward asks what the relationship is between Node.js and npm

(0:09:00) Tierney says npm is a company https://npmjs.com

(0:09:39) Tierney mentions Isaac - CEO of npm https://twitter.com/izs?lang=en

(0:12:32) John asks Tierney what the performance is of Node.js

(0:14:11) Tierney talks about how LinkedIn used Node.js

(0:14:33) Tierney says Paypal is the largest public deployment of Node.js on the planet

(0:14:50) Tierney says Walmart uses Node.js which helps them with Black Friday sales

(0:16:04) tc39 spec https://tc39.github.io/ecma262/

(0:16:48) Node.js performance tips https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/06/nodejs-tools-techniques-performance-servers/

(0:17:01) Ward asks what level of javascript features are implemented in Node.js

(0:17:40) Tierney talks about ESM (module system)

(0:19:40) John and Tierney talk about tools for application performance monitoring

(0:21:04) New Relic and AppDynamics are great tools for this

(0:21:40) Tierney talks about when the event loop is blocked

(0:21:45) JSON.parse can sneak up on you, as it blocks the event loop

(0:22:46) NSolid is a replacement for node.js runtime - does perf monitoring too https://nodesource.com/products/nsolid

(0:22:50) John asks if you can use NSolid for production deployments without slow-downs

(0:22:50) Tierney talks about the performance impact of using NSolid for monitoring

(0:23:30) John talks about an AST http://www.syntaxsuccess.com/viewarticle/javascript-ast

(0:26:10) Async hooks is a new tool that ships in node that pulls data out to help APM's (App Performance Monitoring) help get data

(0:27:00) Ward asks if there are tools that will check for anti patterns, for CI

(0:27:50) Tierney talks about tools that NodeSource has written to help look for issues in Node code (certified modules)

(0:28:57) ncm-ci is the tool https://github.com/nodesource/ncm-ci

(0:29:11) Ward mentions tools like Lighthouse for chrome https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/lighthouse/blipmdconlkpinefehnmjammfjpmpbjk?hl=en

(0:29:15) Tierney commits to writign Lighthouse for Node.js by the end of the podcast (jokingly)

(0:30:32) Greenkeeper is a github integration app that auto checks dependencies https://greenkeeper.io/ and analyzes your npm package

(0:31:09) Snyk looks for security vulnerabilities in packages https://snyk.io

(0:32:01) Node awesome list https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-nodejs

(0:33:14) Tierney has his own list for Node.js https://github.com/bnb/awesome-awesome-nodejs

(0:33:30) Ward asks Tierney whaat the top 10 Node.js tools everyone needs

(0:36:00) Ward says he is looking for a middle ground between all of the tools and just the most important tools

(0:37:49) John asks what you can do to secure Node.js apps

(0:39:50) Tierney talks about how you can submit vulnerabilities to https://hackerone.com/nodejs-ecosystem

(0:40:09) John asks Tierney about npm vs yarn

(0:50:51) Yarn https://yarnpkg.com/en/

(0:42:20) Tierney talks about his interest in Go https://golang.org/

(0:43:30) Tierney talks about how Ryan Dahl created Node.js https://jaxenter.com/ryan-dahl-fixing-node-deno-146190.html

(0:45:01) Someone to follow - Dave Geddes at https://gedd.ski/

(0:45:58) Someone to follow - Sherry List https://twitter.com/sherrrylst

(0:46:41) Someone to follow - Franziska Hinkelmann https://twitter.com/fhinkel

Resources

  • Node.js Everywhere with Environment Variables https://medium.com/the-node-js-collection/making-your-node-js-work-everywhere-with-environment-variables-2da8cdf6e786 by John Papa

  • Eleven Tips to Scale Node.js https://medium.com/microsoftazure/eleven-tips-to-scale-node-js-65cbf6deef6e by Brian Holt

  • async await in Node.js https://blog.risingstack.com/mastering-async-await-in-nodejs/

  • Certified Modules from Node Source https://nodesource.com/products/certified-modules

  • Blog posts by Tierney https://nodesource.com/blog/author/bitandbang

  • Node Collection - medium blog https://medium.com/the-node-js-collection

  • Tierney says use security tools like helmet https://github.com/helmetjs/helmet

  • Ryan Dahl - creator of Node http://tinyclouds.org/

  • npm audit in ci system https://docs.npmjs.com/getting-started/running-a-security-audit

  • WardInSpace: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/audit NPM Audit

  • Node security working group https://medium.com/the-node-js-collection/meet-the-node-js-security-working-group-30b9f00b678

  • WardInSpace: Node Security Working Group https://github.com/nodejs/security-wg

  • Tierney-Cyren: https://internetbugbounty.org/

  • WardInSpace: https://www.rust-lang.org/en-US/ Rust

]]> Tue, 20 Nov 2018 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-10-25

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Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/dan wahlin

Tierney Cyren https://twitter.com/bitandbang

Show Notes:

(0:01:11) Ward reads the mailbag about Node versioning

(0:01:39) Tierney talks about Node.js versioning https://nodejs.org/en/

(0:01:56) Tierney discusses the Node.js LTS schedule

(0:02:18) Ward asks how he would go about moving from v8 to v10 of Node.js

(0:02:48) John asks if the code needs to change or just recompile

(0:04:40) Tierney explains the node.js release lines work https://nodesource.com/blog/understanding-how-node-js-release-lines-work/

(0:05:10) Tierney explains there can be more than one active LTS at a time

(0:05:39) John dsicusses how the Node.js LTS chart is helpful https://github.com/nodejs/Release#release-schedule

(0:06:10) Ward asks what is he missing if he doesn;t move to a new release

(0:06:30) Tierney explains vthat you may miss vulnerability patches

(0:07:30) Tierney explains how he recommends thinking about how long you should stay on a release line

(0:08:10) Tierney says Laurie Voss https://twitter.com/seldo of npm had a talk about the Fortune 50 companies who use Node.js

(0:08:46) Ward asks what the relationship is between Node.js and npm

(0:09:00) Tierney says npm is a company https://npmjs.com

(0:09:39) Tierney mentions Isaac - CEO of npm https://twitter.com/izs?lang=en

(0:12:32) John asks Tierney what the performance is of Node.js

(0:14:11) Tierney talks about how LinkedIn used Node.js

(0:14:33) Tierney says Paypal is the largest public deployment of Node.js on the planet

(0:14:50) Tierney says Walmart uses Node.js which helps them with Black Friday sales

(0:16:04) tc39 spec https://tc39.github.io/ecma262/

(0:16:48) Node.js performance tips https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/06/nodejs-tools-techniques-performance-servers/

(0:17:01) Ward asks what level of javascript features are implemented in Node.js

(0:17:40) Tierney talks about ESM (module system)

(0:19:40) John and Tierney talk about tools for application performance monitoring

(0:21:04) New Relic and AppDynamics are great tools for this

(0:21:40) Tierney talks about when the event loop is blocked

(0:21:45) JSON.parse can sneak up on you, as it blocks the event loop

(0:22:46) NSolid is a replacement for node.js runtime - does perf monitoring too https://nodesource.com/products/nsolid

(0:22:50) John asks if you can use NSolid for production deployments without slow-downs

(0:22:50) Tierney talks about the performance impact of using NSolid for monitoring

(0:23:30) John talks about an AST http://www.syntaxsuccess.com/viewarticle/javascript-ast

(0:26:10) Async hooks is a new tool that ships in node that pulls data out to help APM's (App Performance Monitoring) help get data

(0:27:00) Ward asks if there are tools that will check for anti patterns, for CI

(0:27:50) Tierney talks about tools that NodeSource has written to help look for issues in Node code (certified modules)

(0:28:57) ncm-ci is the tool https://github.com/nodesource/ncm-ci

(0:29:11) Ward mentions tools like Lighthouse for chrome https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/lighthouse/blipmdconlkpinefehnmjammfjpmpbjk?hl=en

(0:29:15) Tierney commits to writign Lighthouse for Node.js by the end of the podcast (jokingly)

(0:30:32) Greenkeeper is a github integration app that auto checks dependencies https://greenkeeper.io/ and analyzes your npm package

(0:31:09) Snyk looks for security vulnerabilities in packages https://snyk.io

(0:32:01) Node awesome list https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-nodejs

(0:33:14) Tierney has his own list for Node.js https://github.com/bnb/awesome-awesome-nodejs

(0:33:30) Ward asks Tierney whaat the top 10 Node.js tools everyone needs

(0:36:00) Ward says he is looking for a middle ground between all of the tools and just the most important tools

(0:37:49) John asks what you can do to secure Node.js apps

(0:39:50) Tierney talks about how you can submit vulnerabilities to https://hackerone.com/nodejs-ecosystem

(0:40:09) John asks Tierney about npm vs yarn

(0:50:51) Yarn https://yarnpkg.com/en/

(0:42:20) Tierney talks about his interest in Go https://golang.org/

(0:43:30) Tierney talks about how Ryan Dahl created Node.js https://jaxenter.com/ryan-dahl-fixing-node-deno-146190.html

(0:45:01) Someone to follow - Dave Geddes at https://gedd.ski/

(0:45:58) Someone to follow - Sherry List https://twitter.com/sherrrylst

(0:46:41) Someone to follow - Franziska Hinkelmann https://twitter.com/fhinkel

Resources

  • Node.js Everywhere with Environment Variables https://medium.com/the-node-js-collection/making-your-node-js-work-everywhere-with-environment-variables-2da8cdf6e786 by John Papa

  • Eleven Tips to Scale Node.js https://medium.com/microsoftazure/eleven-tips-to-scale-node-js-65cbf6deef6e by Brian Holt

  • async await in Node.js https://blog.risingstack.com/mastering-async-await-in-nodejs/

  • Certified Modules from Node Source https://nodesource.com/products/certified-modules

  • Blog posts by Tierney https://nodesource.com/blog/author/bitandbang

  • Node Collection - medium blog https://medium.com/the-node-js-collection

  • Tierney says use security tools like helmet https://github.com/helmetjs/helmet

  • Ryan Dahl - creator of Node http://tinyclouds.org/

  • npm audit in ci system https://docs.npmjs.com/getting-started/running-a-security-audit

  • WardInSpace: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/audit NPM Audit

  • Node security working group https://medium.com/the-node-js-collection/meet-the-node-js-security-working-group-30b9f00b678

  • WardInSpace: Node Security Working Group https://github.com/nodejs/security-wg

  • Tierney-Cyren: https://internetbugbounty.org/

  • WardInSpace: https://www.rust-lang.org/en-US/ Rust

]]> Episode 8: Node.js in Production with Tierney Cyren John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:47:48 Tierney Cyren talks with John and Ward about all things Node and how to use it in production. Tierney Cyren talks with John and Ward about all things Node and how to use it in production. web development, css, node, node.js, ward bell, john papa, javascript, html false full 8 31f0b93e-4b2d-4a2d-9095-f3315249186f Episode 7: Custom Web Components with Rob Wormald Recording date: 2018-09-20

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Sam Julien https://twitter.com/samjulien

** Rob Wormald** https://twitter.com/robwormald

Notes:

(0:01:20) Mailbag https://twitter.com/D2KX_/status/1052980944389513217 about Polymer's life and web components

(0:01:30) Polymer https://www.polymer-project.org/

(0:02:44) Rob says that more common features will move to the platform for web components

(0:03:45) Rob talks about how his role is to talk to folks who build apps with JavaScript

(0:05:04) Rob talks about solving the problem of recreating the same component over and over (DatePicker as an example)

(0:05:26) DatePicker in Angular Material https://material.angular.io/components/datepicker

(0:05:46) Rob talks about solving the problem of recreating the same component over and over (DatePicker as an example)

(0:06:31) Dan talks about jQuery and the plugins for extensibility

(0:08:00) Ward asks if people are looking for an Angular version of a control or a more generic JavaScript one

(0:08:33) Ward asks Rob if he sees people want to interop between platforms

(0:09:12) Rob talks about how Google has various internal tools

(0:10:20) Angular's new Ivy compiler https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIxknqPOWms&feature=youtu.be&t=1360

(0:10:37) John asks Rob to explain the Ivy compiler

(0:11:15) Tree shaking https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Tree_shaking

(0:11:30) Rob talks about how an Angular app will be about 15kb with Ivy

(0:14:00) John asks Rob if sharing company specific UI libraries is one of the goals of Angular Elements

(0:14:32) Angular Elements https://angular.io/guide/elements

(0:15:32) Ward asks Rob about dynamic forms and how Angular Elements may address it

(0:17:44) Ward asks about the value of AngularElements talking to each other! Vanilla web components are stand alone. Great. But I build apps and apps are components that talk to each other. If I'm building with AE, I get that inter-comm among elements, yes? How does that work?

(0:19:08) Dan asks Rob about how this impacts big companies

(0:20:26) Rob talks about SkateJS https://github.com/skatejs/skatejs

(0:21:09) Ward asks Rob about vanilla web components.

(0:21:19) Ward says components should be able to talk to each other.

(0:22:37) Rob addresses how components can talk to each other with Angular Elements

(0:23:30) Dan says a lot of the companies he works with have islands of apps and want to take a feature and drop it in with a tool like Angular Elements.

(0:24:00) Ward says he loves Sharepoint

(0:24:29) Rob explains how Sharepoint users are one of the larger consumers of Angular Elements

(0:24:45) Ward says there may be similar things in the Salesforce world too

(0:26:52) John asks Rob how much Angular comes along for the ride with Angular Elements

(0:27:17) Rob explains the basic steps to create a component with Angular Elements.

(0:28:11) Rob says the way you author a component doesn't change, just how you bootstrap it.

(0:28:35) Dan asks if he needs the CLI to create and build Angular Elements

(0:29:38) Ward asks if DI works across the elements

(0:32:06) Ward asks Rob how he sees the other frameworks handling this problem.

(0:32:00) Rob talks about his experience with React and Vue's approaches to custom elements.

(0:32:56) Rob says the React team is talking with the Angular team about this, but he does not know of their plans.

(0:34:13) Rob says Vue provides the ability to publish component from inside of Vue, as far as he knows

(0:35:30) Rob talks about their relationship and cooperation with Ionic https://ionicframework.com/

(0:37:53) Someone to follow - Thierno Thiam https://twitter.com/localhost_droid and https://twitter.com/dakarPromiseJs

(0:48:42) Someone to follow - Minko Gechev https://twitter.com/mgechev

(0:39:30) Someone to follow - is Laurie Voss, https://twitter.com/seldo COO and co-founder of npm http://our-origins.com/post/171840751116/laurie-voss-co-founder-and-coo-at-npm

(0:40:00) Someone to follow - Jason Miller author of preact https://twitter.com/_developit https://twitter.com/preactjs

]]> Tue, 13 Nov 2018 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-09-20

Tweet

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Sam Julien https://twitter.com/samjulien

** Rob Wormald** https://twitter.com/robwormald

Notes:

(0:01:20) Mailbag https://twitter.com/D2KX_/status/1052980944389513217 about Polymer's life and web components

(0:01:30) Polymer https://www.polymer-project.org/

(0:02:44) Rob says that more common features will move to the platform for web components

(0:03:45) Rob talks about how his role is to talk to folks who build apps with JavaScript

(0:05:04) Rob talks about solving the problem of recreating the same component over and over (DatePicker as an example)

(0:05:26) DatePicker in Angular Material https://material.angular.io/components/datepicker

(0:05:46) Rob talks about solving the problem of recreating the same component over and over (DatePicker as an example)

(0:06:31) Dan talks about jQuery and the plugins for extensibility

(0:08:00) Ward asks if people are looking for an Angular version of a control or a more generic JavaScript one

(0:08:33) Ward asks Rob if he sees people want to interop between platforms

(0:09:12) Rob talks about how Google has various internal tools

(0:10:20) Angular's new Ivy compiler https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIxknqPOWms&feature=youtu.be&t=1360

(0:10:37) John asks Rob to explain the Ivy compiler

(0:11:15) Tree shaking https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Tree_shaking

(0:11:30) Rob talks about how an Angular app will be about 15kb with Ivy

(0:14:00) John asks Rob if sharing company specific UI libraries is one of the goals of Angular Elements

(0:14:32) Angular Elements https://angular.io/guide/elements

(0:15:32) Ward asks Rob about dynamic forms and how Angular Elements may address it

(0:17:44) Ward asks about the value of AngularElements talking to each other! Vanilla web components are stand alone. Great. But I build apps and apps are components that talk to each other. If I'm building with AE, I get that inter-comm among elements, yes? How does that work?

(0:19:08) Dan asks Rob about how this impacts big companies

(0:20:26) Rob talks about SkateJS https://github.com/skatejs/skatejs

(0:21:09) Ward asks Rob about vanilla web components.

(0:21:19) Ward says components should be able to talk to each other.

(0:22:37) Rob addresses how components can talk to each other with Angular Elements

(0:23:30) Dan says a lot of the companies he works with have islands of apps and want to take a feature and drop it in with a tool like Angular Elements.

(0:24:00) Ward says he loves Sharepoint

(0:24:29) Rob explains how Sharepoint users are one of the larger consumers of Angular Elements

(0:24:45) Ward says there may be similar things in the Salesforce world too

(0:26:52) John asks Rob how much Angular comes along for the ride with Angular Elements

(0:27:17) Rob explains the basic steps to create a component with Angular Elements.

(0:28:11) Rob says the way you author a component doesn't change, just how you bootstrap it.

(0:28:35) Dan asks if he needs the CLI to create and build Angular Elements

(0:29:38) Ward asks if DI works across the elements

(0:32:06) Ward asks Rob how he sees the other frameworks handling this problem.

(0:32:00) Rob talks about his experience with React and Vue's approaches to custom elements.

(0:32:56) Rob says the React team is talking with the Angular team about this, but he does not know of their plans.

(0:34:13) Rob says Vue provides the ability to publish component from inside of Vue, as far as he knows

(0:35:30) Rob talks about their relationship and cooperation with Ionic https://ionicframework.com/

(0:37:53) Someone to follow - Thierno Thiam https://twitter.com/localhost_droid and https://twitter.com/dakarPromiseJs

(0:48:42) Someone to follow - Minko Gechev https://twitter.com/mgechev

(0:39:30) Someone to follow - is Laurie Voss, https://twitter.com/seldo COO and co-founder of npm http://our-origins.com/post/171840751116/laurie-voss-co-founder-and-coo-at-npm

(0:40:00) Someone to follow - Jason Miller author of preact https://twitter.com/_developit https://twitter.com/preactjs

]]> Episode 7: Custom Web Components with Rob Wormald John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:42:46 John, Dan and Ward talk with Rob Wormald about his views on where Custom Web Components are heading. Rob talks about Polymer, web components, how Angular and other frameworks approach web components, and where he thinks we should all head. John, Dan and Ward talk with Rob Wormald about his views on where Custom Web Components are heading. Rob talks about Polymer, web components, how Angular and other frameworks approach web components, and where he thinks we should all head. john papa, web development, ward bell, javascript, css, html false full 7 171f2d93-f97b-4a68-9617-16ba621d7a87 Episode 6: Upgrading JavaScript Apps with Sam Julien Recording date: 2018-09-20

Tweet

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Sam Julien https://twitter.com/samjulien

Notes:

(0:00:59) you've got javascript, what do you do?

(0:02:30) Taylor Swift - Shake it Off - from the mailbag

(0:04:04) Sam talks about his time at a non-profit to help upgrade a project

(0:04:35) Sam talks about using Hot Towel, Gulp, Bower and npm

(0:05:00) Sam talks about his Angular v1 app https://angularjs.org/

(0:05:20) Hot Towel https://johnpapa.net/hottowel/

(0:06:00) Sam talks about adding ES6

(0:06:23) Gulp https://gulpjs.com/

(0:06:37) Babel https://babeljs.io/

(0:07:00) WebPack https://webpack.js.org/

(0:07:19) Sam went to NgConf to learn about the next version of Angular https://www.ng-conf.org/

(0:07:50) Angular https://angular.io/

(0:08:03) Sam talks about where he looked for guidance on upgrading Angular

(0:08:40) Ward asks Sam if Gulp and WebPack are comparable

(0:10:00) Sam talks about issues he faced with Webpack and how they tackled it

(0:12:21) Sam talks about how they approached the upgrade in terms of the infrastructure

(0:12:58) Sam says nobody was talking about how the mental shift of starting Angular apps changed from v1 to v2

(0:13:30) Ward talks about the tool change shift

(0:13:50) Ward discusses how he shifted from Gulp to the Angular CLI for builds

(0:17:29) John asks Sam about the churn in JavaScript tooling

(0:18:11) Sam compares angular.js to jQuery

(0:18:21) Ward coins the phrase "Script Kitty"

(0:20:39) Sam refers to the Indiana Jones swap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gU35Tgtlmg

(0:21:23) Ward asks Sam if he found a strategy that worked in upgrading old to new angular

(0:21:48) ngupgrade https://angular.io/guide/upgrade

(0:23:00) Sam talks about Change detection in upgrades

(0:23:30) John asks Sam ho wlong the upgrade took for his team

(0:24:00) Sams talks about how long it took him and his team to upgrade

(0:26:29) Sam says he was allowed 30% of their time on technical debt to upgrade/refactor

(0:25:33) John asks Sam if the time investment was worth the upgrade

(0:27:10) Ward proposes that it may be better to re-do the app vs upgrade

(0:28:13) Sam talks about how to weigh the factors for upgrade vs re-do

(0:34:02) Sam talks about the unit of work pattern https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/mvc/overview/older-versions/getting-started-with-ef-5-using-mvc-
4/implementing-the-repository-and-unit-of-work-patterns-in-an-asp-net-mvc-application

(0:34:27) John asks if it's good to look at how long the app took to write in the first place, when upgrading

(0:41:51) Ward says it often is faster to rewrite the code than upgrade it

(0:43:54) Ward is deeply suspicious

(0:48:50) Gatsby https://www.gatsbyjs.org/

(0:52:25) Someone to follow - Katerina Skroumpelou https://twitter.com/psybercity

(0:52:53) Someone to follow - Pamela Ocampo https://twitter.com/pmocampo?lang=en

(0:53:33) Someone to follow - https://twitter.com/jdjuan Juan Herrera https://twitter.com/jdjuan?lang=en ngColumbia

(0:54:00) Someone to follow - Brandon Roberts https://twitter.com/brandontroberts?lang=en

Resources

  • Auth0 https://auth0.com/

  • https://AngularMix.com AngularMix event in Orlando

  • https://www.amazon.com/Practical-Object-Oriented-Design-Ruby-Addison-Wesley/dp/0321721330

  • Sandi Metz https://www.sandimetz.com/products/ and books http://www.poodr.com/

  • Martin Fowler https://martinfowler.com/

  • Jack Welch quote https://www.crn.com/news/channel-programs/18820055/jack-welch-on-success-regrets-and-values.htm

]]> Tue, 6 Nov 2018 10:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-09-20

Tweet

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Sam Julien https://twitter.com/samjulien

Notes:

(0:00:59) you've got javascript, what do you do?

(0:02:30) Taylor Swift - Shake it Off - from the mailbag

(0:04:04) Sam talks about his time at a non-profit to help upgrade a project

(0:04:35) Sam talks about using Hot Towel, Gulp, Bower and npm

(0:05:00) Sam talks about his Angular v1 app https://angularjs.org/

(0:05:20) Hot Towel https://johnpapa.net/hottowel/

(0:06:00) Sam talks about adding ES6

(0:06:23) Gulp https://gulpjs.com/

(0:06:37) Babel https://babeljs.io/

(0:07:00) WebPack https://webpack.js.org/

(0:07:19) Sam went to NgConf to learn about the next version of Angular https://www.ng-conf.org/

(0:07:50) Angular https://angular.io/

(0:08:03) Sam talks about where he looked for guidance on upgrading Angular

(0:08:40) Ward asks Sam if Gulp and WebPack are comparable

(0:10:00) Sam talks about issues he faced with Webpack and how they tackled it

(0:12:21) Sam talks about how they approached the upgrade in terms of the infrastructure

(0:12:58) Sam says nobody was talking about how the mental shift of starting Angular apps changed from v1 to v2

(0:13:30) Ward talks about the tool change shift

(0:13:50) Ward discusses how he shifted from Gulp to the Angular CLI for builds

(0:17:29) John asks Sam about the churn in JavaScript tooling

(0:18:11) Sam compares angular.js to jQuery

(0:18:21) Ward coins the phrase "Script Kitty"

(0:20:39) Sam refers to the Indiana Jones swap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gU35Tgtlmg

(0:21:23) Ward asks Sam if he found a strategy that worked in upgrading old to new angular

(0:21:48) ngupgrade https://angular.io/guide/upgrade

(0:23:00) Sam talks about Change detection in upgrades

(0:23:30) John asks Sam ho wlong the upgrade took for his team

(0:24:00) Sams talks about how long it took him and his team to upgrade

(0:26:29) Sam says he was allowed 30% of their time on technical debt to upgrade/refactor

(0:25:33) John asks Sam if the time investment was worth the upgrade

(0:27:10) Ward proposes that it may be better to re-do the app vs upgrade

(0:28:13) Sam talks about how to weigh the factors for upgrade vs re-do

(0:34:02) Sam talks about the unit of work pattern https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/mvc/overview/older-versions/getting-started-with-ef-5-using-mvc-
4/implementing-the-repository-and-unit-of-work-patterns-in-an-asp-net-mvc-application

(0:34:27) John asks if it's good to look at how long the app took to write in the first place, when upgrading

(0:41:51) Ward says it often is faster to rewrite the code than upgrade it

(0:43:54) Ward is deeply suspicious

(0:48:50) Gatsby https://www.gatsbyjs.org/

(0:52:25) Someone to follow - Katerina Skroumpelou https://twitter.com/psybercity

(0:52:53) Someone to follow - Pamela Ocampo https://twitter.com/pmocampo?lang=en

(0:53:33) Someone to follow - https://twitter.com/jdjuan Juan Herrera https://twitter.com/jdjuan?lang=en ngColumbia

(0:54:00) Someone to follow - Brandon Roberts https://twitter.com/brandontroberts?lang=en

Resources

  • Auth0 https://auth0.com/

  • https://AngularMix.com AngularMix event in Orlando

  • https://www.amazon.com/Practical-Object-Oriented-Design-Ruby-Addison-Wesley/dp/0321721330

  • Sandi Metz https://www.sandimetz.com/products/ and books http://www.poodr.com/

  • Martin Fowler https://martinfowler.com/

  • Jack Welch quote https://www.crn.com/news/channel-programs/18820055/jack-welch-on-success-regrets-and-values.htm

]]> Episode 6: Upgrading JavaScript Apps with Sam Julien John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:56:04 John and Ward talk with Sam Julien about how he approaches upgrade to Angular and other JavaScript applications. Sam spent the last few years at a non-profit with a series of refactors and migrations/rewrites with his team. For example: - Rewriting the C# API, first to unit of work (complete rewrite), then refactoring to CQRS - Adding ES6, followed by TypeScript, to the AngularJS front ends - Migrating the front ends from Gulp to Webpack and from Bower to npm - ngUpgrade (still in process when I left) - Determining whether to update to Webpack 4 or move to the CLI later - Several large data structure refactor projects initiated by the business that affected the entire stack (from SQL to Angular) They had to evaluate the risk of maintenance vs the risk of updating vs the risk of rewriting. They used a mix of determining the business impact, the technical debt, and developing proof of concepts to figure this out each time. I feel like this is a constant issue teams face, especially smaller teams that are not working for software companies (though software companies, of course, do this as well, but are perhaps more driven by end-user needs/sales). John and Ward talk with Sam Julien about how he approaches upgrade to Angular and other JavaScript applications. Sam spent the last few years at a non-profit with a series of refactors and migrations/rewrites with his team. For example: - Rewriting the C# API, first to unit of work (complete rewrite), then refactoring to CQRS - Adding ES6, followed by TypeScript, to the AngularJS front ends - Migrating the front ends from Gulp to Webpack and from Bower to npm - ngUpgrade (still in process when I left) - Determining whether to update to Webpack 4 or move to the CLI later - Several large data structure refactor projects initiated by the business that affected the entire stack (from SQL to Angular) They had to evaluate the risk of maintenance vs the risk of updating vs the risk of rewriting. They used a mix of determining the business impact, the technical debt, and developing proof of concepts to figure this out each time. I feel like this is a constant issue teams face, especially smaller teams that are not working for software companies (though software companies, of course, do this as well, but are perhaps more driven by end-user needs/sales). false full 6 354f94ef-5228-4604-9aac-7192a34ad4cd Episode 5: Surviving and Thriving in OSS with guest Filipe Silva Recording date: 2018-10-02

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

Filipe Silva https://twitter.com/filipematossilv

(0:01:28) Mailbag - Arianna Grande asks Filipe how he copes with people who are not polite about their OSS communications

(0:04:21) Dan: Dealing with unpleasant people in open source projects

(0:04:45) Dan: Techniques for dealing with github issues that comes in and not trying to read too much into an issue comment

(0:05:20) Filipe says you lose a lot in the GitHub issue communication (written form)

(0:07:14) John asks "What is the outcome you want for your online interactions?"

(0:07:44) John says he likes to look at how people interact online as a basis for how they will work on a team

(0:08:55) Dan says the way you interact with issues can leave a fingerprint to future hiring

(0:09:49) John asks Filipe how he tries to get to the real problems and how they prioritize?

(0:10:10) Filipe says the priorities are "is it working?" first and foremost

(0:10:30) Angular CLI github repo https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/

(0:11:50) Filipe says performance issues involve a lot of time and debugging

(0:12:00) When you pull up the debugger are you sure you know what you will learn?

(0:12:13) Flame Charts https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Performance/Flame_Chart

(0:13:00) Filipe says console.log is still a valid debugging tool

(0:16:00) Ward asks what performance tools are available that he recommends

(0:17:30) Ward asks what the trigger is that says it is time to go into performance debugging

(0:18:00) John asks about how Filipe dealt with a recent issue where building Angular took longer than normal

(0:18:50) What tools are built into some OSS software for profiling or helping with debugging

(0:19:26) Ward asks about lazy loading. As in, does it really matter?

(0:20:00)Filipe talks about bundle sizes and their impact

(0:21:10) Dan asks about tools to analyze traffic can help determine which routes to lazy load

(0:22:33) Filipe talks about working remotely

(0:22:54) Filipe talks about cooking pizza

(0:23:03) Filipe discusses how he made his own working hours as a remote worker

(0:25:45) Dan: Discussion on working remotely with a distributed team

(0:26:00) Filipe talks about how they deal with the high number of issues and contributors to their OSS repository

(0:27:30) Filipe discusses how they prioritize issues in github

(0:28:08) Filipe talks about "caretaking" duty - triage of issues in github by feature areas.

(0:29:00) Ward mentions that Caretaking on the Angular team is a rotating position.

(0:29:14) Filipe shares information about "care taking" and how to label and then prioritize issues.

(0:30:20) Filipe talks about how they use GitHub labels

(0:31:00) John says be careful not to get close to the flames

(0:31:39) Filipe talks about GitHub project boards

(0:32:21) Angular project's project board https://github.com/angular/angular/projects

(0:33:27) Filipe says they use Jira for organizing https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira

(0:35:00) Ward says if someone hasn't looked at in months, maybe it's time to close it

(0:35:52) Prioritization techniques for projects (relies on severity and frequency)

(0:36:25) Severity and frequency are 2 of the biggest things they look for when deciding what issues to focus on

(0:36:44) Prioritization techniques for projects (relies on severity and frequency)

(0:37:23) Dan mentions techniques for handling burnout in large-scale open source projects

(0:37:40) Dan asks Filipe how he handles JavaScript fatigue in the OSS world and what advice he has

(0:39:02) Filipe shares his techniques for handling burnout in large-scale open source (0:39:30) Filipe talks about how to be honest with yourself and understand why you are frustrated (if you are)

(0:39:40) Filipe says "think, as a maintainer of this project, how can i manage this the best i can?"

(0:40:00) Ward says having a community of caretakers is a great way to share the work
projects

(0:42:00) Someone to follow - Sara Vieira https://twitter.com/NikkitaFTW

(0:42:20) Someone to follow - Brendon Burns https://twitter.com/brendandburns , Brendan is huge in the Kubernetes space https://kubernetes.io/

(0:43:30) Someone to follow - Annie Griffiths, National Geographic Photographer, "RippleEffects" https://www.anniegriffiths.com

(0:45:20) Axel Rauschmayer https://twitter.com/rauschma http://2ality.com

Additional Resources

Nice tips for performance in Angular https://medium.com/@spp020/44-quick-tips-to-fine-tune-angular-performance-9f5768f5d945

Flame charts https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Performance/Flame_Chart

Working remotely Tips from Scott Hanselman https://www.hanselman.com/blog/30TipsForSuccessfulCommunicationAsARemoteWorker.aspx

Github Projects to organize issues and work in OSS https://help.github.com/articles/about-project-boards/

Sara Vieira's the Dark Side of Conferences https://uxdesign.cc/the-dark-side-of-conferences-4b103143179f

Thanks to our sponsor for this week;s episode, NativeScript https://www.nativescript.org/realtalkjs

]]> Tue, 30 Oct 2018 09:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-10-02

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

Filipe Silva https://twitter.com/filipematossilv

(0:01:28) Mailbag - Arianna Grande asks Filipe how he copes with people who are not polite about their OSS communications

(0:04:21) Dan: Dealing with unpleasant people in open source projects

(0:04:45) Dan: Techniques for dealing with github issues that comes in and not trying to read too much into an issue comment

(0:05:20) Filipe says you lose a lot in the GitHub issue communication (written form)

(0:07:14) John asks "What is the outcome you want for your online interactions?"

(0:07:44) John says he likes to look at how people interact online as a basis for how they will work on a team

(0:08:55) Dan says the way you interact with issues can leave a fingerprint to future hiring

(0:09:49) John asks Filipe how he tries to get to the real problems and how they prioritize?

(0:10:10) Filipe says the priorities are "is it working?" first and foremost

(0:10:30) Angular CLI github repo https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/

(0:11:50) Filipe says performance issues involve a lot of time and debugging

(0:12:00) When you pull up the debugger are you sure you know what you will learn?

(0:12:13) Flame Charts https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Performance/Flame_Chart

(0:13:00) Filipe says console.log is still a valid debugging tool

(0:16:00) Ward asks what performance tools are available that he recommends

(0:17:30) Ward asks what the trigger is that says it is time to go into performance debugging

(0:18:00) John asks about how Filipe dealt with a recent issue where building Angular took longer than normal

(0:18:50) What tools are built into some OSS software for profiling or helping with debugging

(0:19:26) Ward asks about lazy loading. As in, does it really matter?

(0:20:00)Filipe talks about bundle sizes and their impact

(0:21:10) Dan asks about tools to analyze traffic can help determine which routes to lazy load

(0:22:33) Filipe talks about working remotely

(0:22:54) Filipe talks about cooking pizza

(0:23:03) Filipe discusses how he made his own working hours as a remote worker

(0:25:45) Dan: Discussion on working remotely with a distributed team

(0:26:00) Filipe talks about how they deal with the high number of issues and contributors to their OSS repository

(0:27:30) Filipe discusses how they prioritize issues in github

(0:28:08) Filipe talks about "caretaking" duty - triage of issues in github by feature areas.

(0:29:00) Ward mentions that Caretaking on the Angular team is a rotating position.

(0:29:14) Filipe shares information about "care taking" and how to label and then prioritize issues.

(0:30:20) Filipe talks about how they use GitHub labels

(0:31:00) John says be careful not to get close to the flames

(0:31:39) Filipe talks about GitHub project boards

(0:32:21) Angular project's project board https://github.com/angular/angular/projects

(0:33:27) Filipe says they use Jira for organizing https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira

(0:35:00) Ward says if someone hasn't looked at in months, maybe it's time to close it

(0:35:52) Prioritization techniques for projects (relies on severity and frequency)

(0:36:25) Severity and frequency are 2 of the biggest things they look for when deciding what issues to focus on

(0:36:44) Prioritization techniques for projects (relies on severity and frequency)

(0:37:23) Dan mentions techniques for handling burnout in large-scale open source projects

(0:37:40) Dan asks Filipe how he handles JavaScript fatigue in the OSS world and what advice he has

(0:39:02) Filipe shares his techniques for handling burnout in large-scale open source (0:39:30) Filipe talks about how to be honest with yourself and understand why you are frustrated (if you are)

(0:39:40) Filipe says "think, as a maintainer of this project, how can i manage this the best i can?"

(0:40:00) Ward says having a community of caretakers is a great way to share the work
projects

(0:42:00) Someone to follow - Sara Vieira https://twitter.com/NikkitaFTW

(0:42:20) Someone to follow - Brendon Burns https://twitter.com/brendandburns , Brendan is huge in the Kubernetes space https://kubernetes.io/

(0:43:30) Someone to follow - Annie Griffiths, National Geographic Photographer, "RippleEffects" https://www.anniegriffiths.com

(0:45:20) Axel Rauschmayer https://twitter.com/rauschma http://2ality.com

Additional Resources

Nice tips for performance in Angular https://medium.com/@spp020/44-quick-tips-to-fine-tune-angular-performance-9f5768f5d945

Flame charts https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Performance/Flame_Chart

Working remotely Tips from Scott Hanselman https://www.hanselman.com/blog/30TipsForSuccessfulCommunicationAsARemoteWorker.aspx

Github Projects to organize issues and work in OSS https://help.github.com/articles/about-project-boards/

Sara Vieira's the Dark Side of Conferences https://uxdesign.cc/the-dark-side-of-conferences-4b103143179f

Thanks to our sponsor for this week;s episode, NativeScript https://www.nativescript.org/realtalkjs

]]> Episode 5: Surviving and Thriving in OSS with guest Filipe Silva John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:47:46 John, Ward, and Dan talk with Filipe Silva about OSS, github, and the culture of communication among developers. John, Ward, and Dan talk with Filipe Silva about OSS, github, and the culture of communication among developers. js, css, oss, developers, javascript, github false full 5 b3a3d6eb-7606-4f91-9a70-c1818130f3f0 Episode 4: Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) with Maxim Salnikov Recording date: 2018-09-20

Tweet

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

(0:01:51) John reads the mailbag about browser support, service workers performance imapc,t and adding home screens to PWAs.

(0:01:51) Mailbag https://twitter.com/RealTalkJS/status/1042572672025194496

(00:2:15) Maxim describes PWA support in the browsers

(0:03:10) Ward points out that Addy Osmani https://twitter.com/addyosmani says: "It's important to remember that
Progressive Web Apps work everywhere but are supercharged in modern browsers. Progressive enhancement is a
backbone of the model."

(0:03:42) Service worker support in "Can I Use" https://caniuse.com/#feat=serviceworkers

(0:03:50) Maxim recommends using the PWA feature detector https://github.com/tomayac/pwa-feature-detector

(0:04:10) Maxim answers John's question about how PWAs have changed over the past few years

(0:05:45) Maxim answers what a PWA is and the value to developers and users

(0:07:00) Ward asks "What problem does PWA solve?"

(0:07:43) Dan asks what he benefits of PWA are to an enterprise business

(0:08:50) Maxim points out how low wifi (LiFi) can be hard to deal with

(0:09:22) What is a PWA https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/

(0:09:30) Ward asks if a PWA magically knows if its offline or not

(0:11:50) Maxim talks about LiFi as really low connectivity

(0:13:20) John clarifies with Maxim that PWAs uses browser APIs to check their connectivity

(0:14:00) Ward asks if he should use the raw service worker protocol

(0:15:15) Dan and Ward asks Maxim what makes this easier

(0:16:57) Maxim talks about the Workbox project https://developers.google.com/web/tools/workbox/

(0:18:15) John asks Maxim what else besides Service Workers, that is a part of PWAs

(0:18:30) Maxim discusses web app manfiest https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Manifest

(0:21:10) Maxim talks about Service Worker precache https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/sw-precache

(0:22:22) Ward asks Maxim to tell a story about one of Maxim's successful experiences with PWAs

(0:28:26) mobile era rocks PWA https://mobileera.rocks/

(0:28:46) Ward raises how conferences are notorious for low wifi

(0:33:00) John asks Maxim when not to do a PWA

(0:38:00) Ward, John and Maxim discuss security concerns with PWAs

(0:44:30) Lighthouse tool for PWAs
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/lighthouse/blipmdconlkpinefehnmjammfjpmpbjk

(0:45:30) Maxim mentions the Web Hint tool for PWAs https://webhint.io/ (tip: npx hint https://example.com )

(0:46:50) Someone to follow: Nicholas Zakas https://twitter.com/slicknet https://humanwhocodes.com/

(0:47:38) Someone to follow: Simona Cotin https://twitter.com/simona_cotin?lang=en

(0:48:10) Someone to follow: Arthur Stolyar https://twitter.com/nekrtemplar

Additional Resources

PWA Checklist
https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/checklist

Curated list of PWA news by Maxim:
https://twitter.com/progwebnews/

PWA Feature Detector
https://tomayac.github.io/pwa-feature-detector/

Mobile Era PWA:
https://mobileera.rocks/

Workbox:
https://workboxjs.org

Webhint:
https://webhint.io

PWA Get Started:
https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/pwa

Excellent post on PWA: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2015/12/getting-started-pwa

]]> Tue, 23 Oct 2018 09:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-09-20

Tweet

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

(0:01:51) John reads the mailbag about browser support, service workers performance imapc,t and adding home screens to PWAs.

(0:01:51) Mailbag https://twitter.com/RealTalkJS/status/1042572672025194496

(00:2:15) Maxim describes PWA support in the browsers

(0:03:10) Ward points out that Addy Osmani https://twitter.com/addyosmani says: "It's important to remember that
Progressive Web Apps work everywhere but are supercharged in modern browsers. Progressive enhancement is a
backbone of the model."

(0:03:42) Service worker support in "Can I Use" https://caniuse.com/#feat=serviceworkers

(0:03:50) Maxim recommends using the PWA feature detector https://github.com/tomayac/pwa-feature-detector

(0:04:10) Maxim answers John's question about how PWAs have changed over the past few years

(0:05:45) Maxim answers what a PWA is and the value to developers and users

(0:07:00) Ward asks "What problem does PWA solve?"

(0:07:43) Dan asks what he benefits of PWA are to an enterprise business

(0:08:50) Maxim points out how low wifi (LiFi) can be hard to deal with

(0:09:22) What is a PWA https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/

(0:09:30) Ward asks if a PWA magically knows if its offline or not

(0:11:50) Maxim talks about LiFi as really low connectivity

(0:13:20) John clarifies with Maxim that PWAs uses browser APIs to check their connectivity

(0:14:00) Ward asks if he should use the raw service worker protocol

(0:15:15) Dan and Ward asks Maxim what makes this easier

(0:16:57) Maxim talks about the Workbox project https://developers.google.com/web/tools/workbox/

(0:18:15) John asks Maxim what else besides Service Workers, that is a part of PWAs

(0:18:30) Maxim discusses web app manfiest https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Manifest

(0:21:10) Maxim talks about Service Worker precache https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/sw-precache

(0:22:22) Ward asks Maxim to tell a story about one of Maxim's successful experiences with PWAs

(0:28:26) mobile era rocks PWA https://mobileera.rocks/

(0:28:46) Ward raises how conferences are notorious for low wifi

(0:33:00) John asks Maxim when not to do a PWA

(0:38:00) Ward, John and Maxim discuss security concerns with PWAs

(0:44:30) Lighthouse tool for PWAs
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/lighthouse/blipmdconlkpinefehnmjammfjpmpbjk

(0:45:30) Maxim mentions the Web Hint tool for PWAs https://webhint.io/ (tip: npx hint https://example.com )

(0:46:50) Someone to follow: Nicholas Zakas https://twitter.com/slicknet https://humanwhocodes.com/

(0:47:38) Someone to follow: Simona Cotin https://twitter.com/simona_cotin?lang=en

(0:48:10) Someone to follow: Arthur Stolyar https://twitter.com/nekrtemplar

Additional Resources

PWA Checklist
https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/checklist

Curated list of PWA news by Maxim:
https://twitter.com/progwebnews/

PWA Feature Detector
https://tomayac.github.io/pwa-feature-detector/

Mobile Era PWA:
https://mobileera.rocks/

Workbox:
https://workboxjs.org

Webhint:
https://webhint.io

PWA Get Started:
https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/pwa

Excellent post on PWA: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2015/12/getting-started-pwa

]]> Episode 4: Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) with Maxim Salnikov John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:50:24 John, Ward, and Dan talk with Maxim Salnikov about his experience as PWA expert. Maxim discusses what they are and when he uses them, along with browser support, and how he uses service workers. Maxim shares a lot of tips on building and debugging PWAs that you don't want to miss. John, Ward, and Dan talk with Maxim Salnikov about his experience as PWA expert. Maxim discusses what they are and when he uses them, along with browser support, and how he uses service workers. Maxim shares a lot of tips on building and debugging PWAs that you don't want to miss. pwa, css, html, progressive web apps, john papa, pwas, web development, ward bell, javascript false full 4 7f74e502-e901-4fa9-badd-edfb7a65de60 Episode 3: Dan Wahlin on End to End Testing with Cypress.io Recording date: 2018-09-13

Tweet

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

(0:03:30) Ward asks Dan when there are too many end to end tests

(0:04:23) Dan talks about how he got into end to end tests

(0:06:42) Ward talks about how he approaches testing a component

(0:07:50) Dan talks about how deep routes in javascript frameworks help end to end testing

(0:10:00) John asks Dan about how testing workflows can be a sweet spot for end to end tests

(0:10:47) John asks Dan how he uses id vs class in elements to locate what he wants to test

(0:12:20) Dan mentions how he uses css selectors to locate what he wants to test

(0:12:50) Ward says don't drill down through your HTML to locate elements for testing

(0:15:47) Dan talks about his experience with Protractor and Selenium https://www.seleniumhq.org/

(0:16:26) Dan talks about how he uses Cypress.io https://www.cypress.io/

(0:18:40) Dan talks abot how Cypress.io doesn't work in all browsers

(0:19:10) Ward mentions how he uses Test Cafe http://devexpress.github.io/testcafe/

(0:19:50) Dan discusses his pain points for testing child routing without end to end tests

(0:21:00) Dan says he wrote his first 5 or 10 tests with Cypress within an hour

(0:21:36) Ward says end to end tests can be more fragile and slower than unit tests

(0:21:56) Ward says his large team uses end to end tests because it makes sure that nobody breaks anybody else

(0:24:25) Dan says Cypress is pretty fast to run

(0:24:58) Dan says he uses TypeScript a lot

(0:25:20) John asks Dan "how fast is fast?"

(0:27:00) John asks Dan to clarify how he handles authenticating during an end to end test

(0:28:30) Ward asks Dan how if he opens the browser for each test, or once for the entire sequence of tests

(0:30:00) Dan disucsses how he uses containers for testing

(0:21:40) Edge browser https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/microsoft-edge

(0:23:37) Sauce Labs https://saucelabs.com/

(0:31:28) John talks about security expert Brian Clark https://twitter.com/_clarkio

(0:32:10) Ward discusses how animations can cause tests to run slower

(0:33:30) Dan says Cypress is good at responding in github

(0:34:03) Cypress on twitter https://twitter.com/Cypress_io

(0:34:14) Cypress github issues https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues

(0:38:25) Dan talks about Electron https://electronjs.org/

(0:39:00) Dan talks about time travel in cypress's test tools

(0:42:03) Cross browser testing in Cypress.io https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/310

(0:49:00) John asks Dan about how you can use npm install for cypress

(0:50:19) Dan talks about how it works (Cypress.io) https://www.cypress.io/how-it-works/

(0:51:10) Cypress Docs https://docs.cypress.io/guides/overview/why-cypress.html

(0:53:47) Someone to follow: Brandon Roberts https://twitter.com/brandontroberts

(0:54:05) Someone to follow: Tracy Lee https://twitter.com/ladyleet and https://www.thisdot.co/labs

(0:55:00) Someone to follow: Netanel Basal https://twitter.com/NetanelBasal and https://github.com/datorama/akita

(0:55:48) Someone to follow: Alyssa Nicoll https://twitter.com/AlyssaNicoll

More Resources

Wahlin Consulting (https://codewithdan.com)

]]> Tue, 16 Oct 2018 09:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-09-13

Tweet

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

(0:03:30) Ward asks Dan when there are too many end to end tests

(0:04:23) Dan talks about how he got into end to end tests

(0:06:42) Ward talks about how he approaches testing a component

(0:07:50) Dan talks about how deep routes in javascript frameworks help end to end testing

(0:10:00) John asks Dan about how testing workflows can be a sweet spot for end to end tests

(0:10:47) John asks Dan how he uses id vs class in elements to locate what he wants to test

(0:12:20) Dan mentions how he uses css selectors to locate what he wants to test

(0:12:50) Ward says don't drill down through your HTML to locate elements for testing

(0:15:47) Dan talks about his experience with Protractor and Selenium https://www.seleniumhq.org/

(0:16:26) Dan talks about how he uses Cypress.io https://www.cypress.io/

(0:18:40) Dan talks abot how Cypress.io doesn't work in all browsers

(0:19:10) Ward mentions how he uses Test Cafe http://devexpress.github.io/testcafe/

(0:19:50) Dan discusses his pain points for testing child routing without end to end tests

(0:21:00) Dan says he wrote his first 5 or 10 tests with Cypress within an hour

(0:21:36) Ward says end to end tests can be more fragile and slower than unit tests

(0:21:56) Ward says his large team uses end to end tests because it makes sure that nobody breaks anybody else

(0:24:25) Dan says Cypress is pretty fast to run

(0:24:58) Dan says he uses TypeScript a lot

(0:25:20) John asks Dan "how fast is fast?"

(0:27:00) John asks Dan to clarify how he handles authenticating during an end to end test

(0:28:30) Ward asks Dan how if he opens the browser for each test, or once for the entire sequence of tests

(0:30:00) Dan disucsses how he uses containers for testing

(0:21:40) Edge browser https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/microsoft-edge

(0:23:37) Sauce Labs https://saucelabs.com/

(0:31:28) John talks about security expert Brian Clark https://twitter.com/_clarkio

(0:32:10) Ward discusses how animations can cause tests to run slower

(0:33:30) Dan says Cypress is good at responding in github

(0:34:03) Cypress on twitter https://twitter.com/Cypress_io

(0:34:14) Cypress github issues https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues

(0:38:25) Dan talks about Electron https://electronjs.org/

(0:39:00) Dan talks about time travel in cypress's test tools

(0:42:03) Cross browser testing in Cypress.io https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/310

(0:49:00) John asks Dan about how you can use npm install for cypress

(0:50:19) Dan talks about how it works (Cypress.io) https://www.cypress.io/how-it-works/

(0:51:10) Cypress Docs https://docs.cypress.io/guides/overview/why-cypress.html

(0:53:47) Someone to follow: Brandon Roberts https://twitter.com/brandontroberts

(0:54:05) Someone to follow: Tracy Lee https://twitter.com/ladyleet and https://www.thisdot.co/labs

(0:55:00) Someone to follow: Netanel Basal https://twitter.com/NetanelBasal and https://github.com/datorama/akita

(0:55:48) Someone to follow: Alyssa Nicoll https://twitter.com/AlyssaNicoll

More Resources

Wahlin Consulting (https://codewithdan.com)

]]> Episode 3: Dan Wahlin on End to End Testing with Cypress.io John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 01:00:32 John and Ward talk with Dan Wahlin about how he approaches and finds value in end to end testing tools. Dan discusses what brought him to end to end tests and his experience with Cypress.io and Protractor. John and Ward talk with Dan Wahlin about how he approaches and finds value in end to end testing tools. Dan discusses what brought him to end to end tests and his experience with Cypress.io and Protractor. cypress.io, html, john papa, ward bell, end to end testing, web development, javascript, css false full 3 dfa90634-bde4-41ec-a6b6-bbfbd9f52a20 Episode 2: Visualizations Using D3 with Aysegul Yonet Recording date: 2018-09-13

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Aysegul Yonet https://twitter.com/AysSomething

$50 off to register for DevInteresections in Dec 2018 http://bit.ly/RTJS_Dev_Registration

(0:02:10) Mailbag: AssemblyScript and TypeScript with D3

(0:02:36) Ward asks Aysegul what AssemblyScript is

(0:04:28) AssemblyScript https://github.com/AssemblyScript/assemblyscript

(0:05:07) D3 docs https://d3js.org/

(0:06:46) D3 visualization examples https://github.com/d3/d3/wiki/Gallery

(0:09:20) John asks how we should make the decision on when to use a visualization

(0:12:07) Ward aks for an example of something Aysegul has done recently with D3

(0:17:07) John asks Aysegul where people can learn the basics for D3

(0:19:30) Aysegul talks about her favorite videos on D3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTjLcLytNt8

(0:20:45) Aysegul discusses challenges she faced with working with D3

(0:23:50) Ward asks about testing D3

(0:25:38) Ward asks how much time does someone need to invest to become a D3 developer

(0:26:49) https://www.tableau.com/

(0:31:38) D3 with rxjs https://github.com/Reactive-Extensions/RxJS/tree/master/examples/d3

(0:34:11) egghead and d3 https://egghead.io/lessons/d3-get-started-with-d3

(0:34:36) D3 at Pluralsight https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/d3js-data-visualization-fundamentals/table-of-
contents

(0:34:59) Udacity and D3 https://www.udacity.com/course/data-visualization-and-d3js--ud507

(0:38:18) Aysegul at AngularConnect 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3i8voRuZL70

(0:41:47) code 4 good https://github.com/Yonet/Code4Good

(0:43:07) Katerina Skroumpelou https://twitter.com/psybercity

(0:43:51) Nicholas Jamieson https://medium.com/@cartant

$50 off to register for DevInteresections in Dec 2018 http://bit.ly/RTJS_Dev_Registration

]]> Tue, 9 Oct 2018 09:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-09-13

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Aysegul Yonet https://twitter.com/AysSomething

$50 off to register for DevInteresections in Dec 2018 http://bit.ly/RTJS_Dev_Registration

(0:02:10) Mailbag: AssemblyScript and TypeScript with D3

(0:02:36) Ward asks Aysegul what AssemblyScript is

(0:04:28) AssemblyScript https://github.com/AssemblyScript/assemblyscript

(0:05:07) D3 docs https://d3js.org/

(0:06:46) D3 visualization examples https://github.com/d3/d3/wiki/Gallery

(0:09:20) John asks how we should make the decision on when to use a visualization

(0:12:07) Ward aks for an example of something Aysegul has done recently with D3

(0:17:07) John asks Aysegul where people can learn the basics for D3

(0:19:30) Aysegul talks about her favorite videos on D3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTjLcLytNt8

(0:20:45) Aysegul discusses challenges she faced with working with D3

(0:23:50) Ward asks about testing D3

(0:25:38) Ward asks how much time does someone need to invest to become a D3 developer

(0:26:49) https://www.tableau.com/

(0:31:38) D3 with rxjs https://github.com/Reactive-Extensions/RxJS/tree/master/examples/d3

(0:34:11) egghead and d3 https://egghead.io/lessons/d3-get-started-with-d3

(0:34:36) D3 at Pluralsight https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/d3js-data-visualization-fundamentals/table-of-
contents

(0:34:59) Udacity and D3 https://www.udacity.com/course/data-visualization-and-d3js--ud507

(0:38:18) Aysegul at AngularConnect 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3i8voRuZL70

(0:41:47) code 4 good https://github.com/Yonet/Code4Good

(0:43:07) Katerina Skroumpelou https://twitter.com/psybercity

(0:43:51) Nicholas Jamieson https://medium.com/@cartant

$50 off to register for DevInteresections in Dec 2018 http://bit.ly/RTJS_Dev_Registration

]]> Episode 2: Visualizations Using D3 with Aysegul Yonet John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:37:35 John and Ward talk with Aysegül Yönet about creating visualizations with D3. You got data, now what? How do you visualize that in your apps? How do your users make the most of that data to make business decisions? Find out more with D3 expert Aysegül Yönet to learn more. John and Ward talk with Aysegül Yönet about creating visualizations with D3. You got data, now what? How do you visualize that in your apps? How do your users make the most of that data to make business decisions? Find out more with D3 expert Aysegül Yönet to learn more. web development, html, d3, css, visualizations, ward bell, data, john papa, javascript false full 2 d75bc328-59ae-461d-aae2-77217895ecbe Episode 1: Scaling React with Brian Holt Recording date: 2018-09-11

Tweet

John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Brian Holt https://twitter.com/holtbt

(0:01:23) "Lady Gaga" writes in for the mailbag

(0:03:25) How do we tackle the challenges we face in web development

(0:05:55) Brian discusses his view on scaling to human teams

(0:06:20) Defining "large" applications, and application size

(0:07:10) How the human dimension plays into scale

(0:07:15) Scaling Angular http://angular.io/ at Reddit

(0:08:10) Brian discusses how you don't miss a business deadline

(0:09:40) Communication between engineers, product teams, design teams, and C levels is important

(0:09:59) Ward asks how to balance process vs getting things done

(0:11:15) Brian talks about his experience with process at Netflix

(0:12:57) LinkedIN and having a real Jira expert to set up the process and investing in their tools

(0:15:36) DevOps experiences can be very different for Node.js

(0:16:25) Brian talks about the importance of getting a full CI pipeline and high code quality

(0:17:10) Brian says code doesn't age well, so tools like ESLint help create guidelines

(0:17:45) Brian talks about how he uses TypeScript with React https://reactjs.org/

(0:20:55) Brian states "that which you cannot automate, you cannot enforce"

(0:22:30) Nit picks and their effect on development

(0:23:52) John asks Brian about the usage of Flow https://reactjs.org/docs/static-type-checking.html and TypeScript
https://www.typescriptlang.org/ in React

(0:29:20) Brian discusses when to delete code and keeping code easier to read

(0:30:50) Brian loves opening PRs with more deletion that additions

(0:32:00) Ward asks Brian how communication works up and down, and across the component trees in React

(0:33:01) Brian talks about Prop drilling https://reactjs.org/docs/components-and-props.html

(0:33:37) Brian talks about Flux http://facebook.github.io/flux/docs/overview.html#content and Redux
https://redux.js.org/

(0:35:00) Brian tells us about something that's better for data state management (Suspense)

(0:35:00) Dan Abramov https://twitter.com/dan_abramov and Suspense in React https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6g3g0Q_XVb4

(0:37:00) Brian says most of the time context https://reactjs.org/docs/context.html will serve you better than Redux

(0:38:30) John says someone to follow is Max Koretskyi - https://twitter.com/maxim_koretskyi
https://blog.angularindepth.com/

(0:39:12) Ward says someone to follow is Rick Strahl https://twitter.com/RickStrahl

(0:39:12) Rick has a blog post questioning if css/html has evolved far enough https://weblog.west-
wind.com/posts/2018/May/31/Web-Code-is-a-solved-Problem-How-about-fixing-Web-UI-next

(0:40:39) Brian says someone to follow is Necoline Hubner https://twitter.com/necolinehubner

More Resources

react https://reactjs.org/

redux https://redux.js.org/

ngrx (redux in Angular) https://medium.com/ngrx

vuex (redux in Vue) https://vuex.vuejs.org/

Webpack https://webpack.js.org/

Parcel https://parceljs.org/

React's context API: https://reactjs.org/docs/context.html

React’s forthcoming “timeslice” and “suspense” APIs: https://blog.pusher.com/time-slice-suspense-api-react-17/

Maxim Koretsky ("ngWizard”) https://blog.angularindepth.com/@maxim.koretskyi

]]> Tue, 2 Oct 2018 09:00:00 +0000 john@webrush.io (John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin) http://www.webrush.io Recording date: 2018-09-11

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John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

Brian Holt https://twitter.com/holtbt

(0:01:23) "Lady Gaga" writes in for the mailbag

(0:03:25) How do we tackle the challenges we face in web development

(0:05:55) Brian discusses his view on scaling to human teams

(0:06:20) Defining "large" applications, and application size

(0:07:10) How the human dimension plays into scale

(0:07:15) Scaling Angular http://angular.io/ at Reddit

(0:08:10) Brian discusses how you don't miss a business deadline

(0:09:40) Communication between engineers, product teams, design teams, and C levels is important

(0:09:59) Ward asks how to balance process vs getting things done

(0:11:15) Brian talks about his experience with process at Netflix

(0:12:57) LinkedIN and having a real Jira expert to set up the process and investing in their tools

(0:15:36) DevOps experiences can be very different for Node.js

(0:16:25) Brian talks about the importance of getting a full CI pipeline and high code quality

(0:17:10) Brian says code doesn't age well, so tools like ESLint help create guidelines

(0:17:45) Brian talks about how he uses TypeScript with React https://reactjs.org/

(0:20:55) Brian states "that which you cannot automate, you cannot enforce"

(0:22:30) Nit picks and their effect on development

(0:23:52) John asks Brian about the usage of Flow https://reactjs.org/docs/static-type-checking.html and TypeScript
https://www.typescriptlang.org/ in React

(0:29:20) Brian discusses when to delete code and keeping code easier to read

(0:30:50) Brian loves opening PRs with more deletion that additions

(0:32:00) Ward asks Brian how communication works up and down, and across the component trees in React

(0:33:01) Brian talks about Prop drilling https://reactjs.org/docs/components-and-props.html

(0:33:37) Brian talks about Flux http://facebook.github.io/flux/docs/overview.html#content and Redux
https://redux.js.org/

(0:35:00) Brian tells us about something that's better for data state management (Suspense)

(0:35:00) Dan Abramov https://twitter.com/dan_abramov and Suspense in React https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6g3g0Q_XVb4

(0:37:00) Brian says most of the time context https://reactjs.org/docs/context.html will serve you better than Redux

(0:38:30) John says someone to follow is Max Koretskyi - https://twitter.com/maxim_koretskyi
https://blog.angularindepth.com/

(0:39:12) Ward says someone to follow is Rick Strahl https://twitter.com/RickStrahl

(0:39:12) Rick has a blog post questioning if css/html has evolved far enough https://weblog.west-
wind.com/posts/2018/May/31/Web-Code-is-a-solved-Problem-How-about-fixing-Web-UI-next

(0:40:39) Brian says someone to follow is Necoline Hubner https://twitter.com/necolinehubner

More Resources

react https://reactjs.org/

redux https://redux.js.org/

ngrx (redux in Angular) https://medium.com/ngrx

vuex (redux in Vue) https://vuex.vuejs.org/

Webpack https://webpack.js.org/

Parcel https://parceljs.org/

React's context API: https://reactjs.org/docs/context.html

React’s forthcoming “timeslice” and “suspense” APIs: https://blog.pusher.com/time-slice-suspense-api-react-17/

Maxim Koretsky ("ngWizard”) https://blog.angularindepth.com/@maxim.koretskyi

]]> Episode 1: Scaling React with Brian Holt John Papa, Ward Bell, and Dan Wahlin 00:44:16 John and Ward talk to Brian Holt about his experiences scaling react and other javascript based applications. Brian discusses the roles that the human element, dev ops, linting, building, the libraries themselves and state management play in scaling javascript, based on his experiences at Reddit, LinkedIn and Netflix. John and Ward talk to Brian Holt about his experiences scaling react and other javascript based applications. Brian discusses the roles that the human element, dev ops, linting, building, the libraries themselves and state management play in scaling javascript, based on his experiences at Reddit, LinkedIn and Netflix. react, html, css, scaling, john papa, ward bell, javascript, web development false full 1 24237741-03c0-470b-badc-c14eea9b2309 Episode 0: Meet John and Ward Welcome to Real Talk JavaScript, the weekly talk-show with advice and insight into the technologies and practices currently being used to build web applications in the real world.

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Each week, John Papa and Ward Bell will be talking to industry experts about their experiences writing, deploying, and maintaining web applications in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Send questions or show ideas and follow the show on Twitter: @RealTalkJS

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