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Austin Parker, Principal Developer Advocate at Lightstep talks about the OpenTelemetry Framework, which is an observability framework for cloud-native software and a collection of tools, APIs, and SDKs.
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Puneet Lath, Director of Research and Development at Expensify, talks about the unique way their company is open-sourcing the front end of their product itself.
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Steve Pereira—the founder of Visible—talks about how his unique approach to mapping helps customers get products out of the door fast and efficiently.
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Data is at the center of everything we do. Yet, how can we trust it in a world where more "organic" food is consumed than produced? In this episode, Jason Kelley—the Global General Manager for Blockchain Services at IBM—talks about how data trust and transparency are applied to COVID-19 vaccines.
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"Java has done an excellent job at ruining types for everyone for quite a while—explains Marcel after describing the tech pub scene in London—but it's important to know there's more than one kind of type system." Along with Shane, they outline what's exciting about ReasonML and their experience with new languages and tools around types.
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Monorepos are the new muse of library maintainers, but what happens when your project grows past 100 packages in the same repo? What about thousands? Rush.js was created for those cases, and Pete—who started the project while working at Microsoft—is here to tell us about it.
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In this episode, Charles and Taras discuss "big ideas" and all the things they hope to accomplish at The Frontside over the next decade.
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In this episode, Charles and Taras discuss "transparent development" and why it's not only beneficial to development teams, but to their clients as well.
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Philippe De Ryck joins the show to talk all things security: the importance and why you should be taking active steps, how to do it in your codebase effectively, and what can happen during a breach.
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In this internal Frontside Podcast episode, Charles, Taras, and Jeffrey analyze the NativeScript Mobile Platform.
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Luke Melia, Aaron Chambers, and Mattia Gheda john Taras and Charles to discuss all things deployment!
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Joe joins the panelists to talk about pull request etiquette.
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Sam joins the panelists to talk about frontend and backend team collaboration.
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In this episode, Jacob Stoebel joins Charles and Taras to talk about team collaboration process and practices.
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Here it is, folks! The first episode of our newly rebranded "Frontside Platform Podcast". In this episode, we talk about why platform? What is going to come out of these conversations over time? Our goal is to get people thinking on the platform level which includes tooling, internalization, state management, routing, upgrade, and the data layer.
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The Frontside is planning on rebooting our podcast in 2019! Listen to this for a short briefing on where we hope to take the show next year!
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In this episode, we are joined by Kris Van Houten to chat about Functional CSS and Styled Components: pros and cons, the problems that they are trying to solve, and how to choose between one or the other.
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In this internal episode, Charles and Wil talk about testing issues and BigTest solutions.
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In this episode, Dillon Kearns joins the show to talk about techniques for experimentation with Elm, making those experiments safe, the concept of mob programming, why you would want to experiment with Elm in the first place, and how you too can begin to experiment with Elm.
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In this episode, Amanda Hickman and Amberley Romo talk about how they paired up to get the safety pin, spool of thread, and the knitting yarn and needles emojis approved by the Unicode Committee so that now they are available for use worldwide.
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In this episode, Robert, Charles, and Wil talk about the whys and hows of accessibility, as well as what makes single page applications special, why they are they harder for accessibility, and frameworks that can do this for you.
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In this episode, Charles and Sam talk to Saron Yitbarek about her idea of mentorship, ideas for distributed learning for businesses to promote individual and company growth, and why it's important to take "digital sabbaths" on the regular.
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In this episode, former Fronsiders, Brandon Hays and Chris Freeman join Charles and Taras to talk about the difference between a framework and a library, whether or not React + Redux a framework in itself, red flags to signal that you’re actually building a framework, attributes of a good framework, how can you tell if you created a bad framework, and how you can make a bad framework better.
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In this episode, Kristian Freeman tells us about ByteConf: why he decided to start the conference, unique challenges of putting an online conference together, what he expects in terms of viewership and his hope for sponsors, and supporting speakers who haven’t recorded videos or maybe haven't ever even given a talk before.
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In part I of The Frontside's microstates series, Charles Lowell, Taras Mankovski, and David Keathley talk about state management that’s easy and fun and transactionality.
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In this episode, the panelists talk about automating GitHub with Probot. The origins of Probot are discussed, as well as making GitHub apps with the GitHub API, automating workflows with Probot, must-have Probots for every repo, and GitHub’s V4 GraphQL API.
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In this episode, Chris Martin of Type Classes and Joe LaSala of The Frontside talk about blockchain development.
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In this episode, Michael Jackson of React Training and Rob DeLuca and Taras Mankovski of The Frontside talk about what is a component, and what a component is specifically in the context of React.
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In this episode, Harry Kaplanian of EBSCO joins the show to talk about the FOLIO project: a community collaboration to develop an open source Library Services Platform designed for innovation.
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In this episode of The Frontside Podcast, panelists Charles Lowell, Rob DeLuca, and Sam Keathley, discuss how much the distinction between frontend, backend, and fullstack developers matter in both personal and professional senses.
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In this episode, Taras and Charles talk about a project that they work on together: Funcadelic - a Functional Programming and Category Theory for Everyday JavaScript Development.
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In this episode, we talk to Kevin Nater and Chas Studor about "Connected Coffee".
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Charles and Alex Matchneer have a great discussion that centers around routing in Ember.js: what they want to see in a router, what problems it solves, what’s wrong with the routing solutions we currently have, and what the ideal future looks like in respect to routing.
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We loved having Jay Phelps on the show so much last week, we invited him back this week to talk about WebAssembly!
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Jay Phelps joins the show for a meaty discussion on redux-observables!
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In this episode, we talk to Chris Chuter, Creator and CEO of Peeple: an elegant, compact, and easy-to-use caller ID device for your front door.
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We continue our Internet of Things discussions with CTO of Knocki, John Boyd!
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We chat about IoT and specifically Resin.io with Alison Davis and Ronald McCollam.
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Mike North talks about transitioning from CTO to Independent Trainer, customizing content and developing curriculum, Progressive Web Apps, and security.
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In this episode we talk to Jeff Wilson and Jayson Jaynes of Kasita about building their team and creating the design, integrating devices, and building ecosystems.
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In this episode, we talk about IoT: what’s coming, why we’re intrigued, and how we’ve already started it incorporating it in our office. In the next episodes to come, we will be having guests on the show to take a deeper dive into this technology.
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In this episode we discuss the concept of the "devsigner" with Drew Covi.
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On this episode we bombard Robert Jackson with questions about all things Babel!!
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Anissa Willyard of the up and coming app, GiveBack2Schools, talks about mission driven businesses, leaving a legacy, and finding your people.
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A special announcement from The Frontside.
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In this episode, Kris Van Houten talks about creating single page apps with accessibility in mind.
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In this episode, Audrey Eschright of The Recompiler Mag joins us to talk about labor organizing and open source sustainability.
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Joe Beda talks Kubernetes!
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We invited Toran Billups back to follow up on Episode #55: Redux and Ember.
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After the cliffhanger left in Episode 62, we follow up on how we specifically do UI Testing at The Frontside in Austin, Texas.
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We talked to Alex Matchneer about ember-concurrency, observables, using references, and pipeline use cases.
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In this episode, Charles talks to friend, Michael Coté about being a professional muller and iterative development.
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In this episode, we talk to Balint Erdi, author of Rock and Roll with Ember.js, about data loading with the JSON API.
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In this episode, Ginger Whalen explains the empathetic sales process.
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In this episode, Saron Yitbarek joins us to talk about the CodeNewbie Community, the upcoming Codeland Conference in New York City, and helping junior developers move up in the programming world.
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It's all about UI today: what it is, when it stops, tooling, and how it applies to us here at The Frontside.
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In this episode, we talk to Marcy Sutton about accessibility both in the big and small picture.
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In this episode, we talk to Jonathan Jackson of Ember Weekend about Ember, The Ember Community Survey, and FastBoot.
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A Frontsider's-only episode on why it's good to build useless stuff for creativity, accomplishment, and learning purposes.
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We talk to Carol Goulding, co-author of The Rust Programming Language Book, about going into business in Rust, Crates.io, and organizing the Rust Belt Rust Conference.
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In this episode, we talk to Liz Baillie, of Tilde Inc., about demystifying software: understanding programming, coming to peace with ignorance, math and programming, and getting involved in Open Source.
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A fascinating conversation on The Elm Programming Language with Philip Poots.
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In this episode we chat with Toran Billups about Redux and Ember.
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Katie Gengler of Code All Day talks about the Ember Ecosystem & ember-try.
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In this episode, we talk to Godfrey Chan about Glimmer 2: the challenges faced and what it will bring in the future.
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Lydia Guarino and Shannon Byrne join the show to talk about Emberitas: a free one-day event to teach women to code ambitious web applications with Ember.js.
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In this episode, we talk to Steve Klabnik, author of The Rust Book, about Rust and APIs.
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Kyle Simpson, the author of the You Don't Know JS book series, talks about education and learning and teaching programming to new developers.
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In this episode, we talk to Jamison Dance, the host of the Soft Skills Engineering Podcast, about learning Elm for writing better JavaScript.
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We say goodbye to our friend and co-host of The Frontside Podcast, Brandon Hays.
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In this episode, Noel Rappin, developer at Table XI, talks about his new book, Take My Money: Accepting Payment on the Web.
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In this episode, Yehuda Katz, co-founder of [Tilde](http://www.tilde.io/), OSS enthusiast, and world traveler, talks about what's in store for Ember.
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In this episode, Sarah Mei, founder of RailsBridge, Director of Ruby Central, and Chief Consultant of DevMynd Software, talks about the way we write software: What’s right? What’s wrong? How can we do better?
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In this episode, LaToya Allen, developer at Big Cartel and founder of SheNomads talks about apprenticeship and mentoring, finding community while working remotely, how companies can be more inclusive for hiring women and people of diverse backgrounds in technology, and avoiding burnout and maintaining balance.
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In this episode, Leah Silber, CEO of Tilde, Inc. and Ember.js core team member talks about what she's learned building communities, organizing events, and running a business. We talk about how people can move from "observer" to "participant" and grow their own healthy communities and companies.
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In this episode we cover how to handle apprenticeship, share with listeners how they can start participating in mentoring and apprenticeship in their companies and communities, and help them to understand the impact apprenticeship and mentoring can have on everybody involved.
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Recently, there was a flurry of activity around one of Brandon's posts about defining the term "senior developer". But he left the purely technical aspects of the role for later discussion, which left a lot of lingering questions. In this episode, Charles and Brandon dive into the technical side of identifying, hiring, and growing senior developers, and explain The Frontside's somewhat unconventional standards.
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After a "perfect storm" of events rocked The Frontside, Charles and Brandon were faced with the prospect of what kind of future they saw, if any, for the business. In this episode, Brandon and Charles discuss what happened and why, what they are doing to avoid another "perfect storm", and how finding mentors and friends at OpsConf completely changed how they think about running The Frontside.
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There's a huge shortage of senior developers, and one (often overlooked) way to fill those positions is by training up some junior developers. But how do you mentor junior devs when you have so much work to do? How can you make sure that your new hires get the support they need? This week, Charles Lowell is joined by Stephanie Riera, Lydia Guarino, and Alex Ford to talk about the challenges companies face when hiring junior devs, what steps you can take to make sure the on-boarding and training process goes smoothly, and how keep new developers productive and frustration-free.
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The Frontside crew recaps the EmberConf 2016 experience and share their biggest takeaways and lessons learned.
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This week, we talk with Sam Selikoff, the mastermind behind Ember CLI Mirage. He shares how he got started with programming, some tips for avoiding burnout, why he created CLI Mirage, some tips for using it, why it's important to write great documentation, and more.
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This week we have Trek Glowacki (@trek) back to talk about the challenges of choosing frameworks, building reusable components, and why “thought leader driven development” (TLDD) might actually be the right way to go.
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Brandon and Charles discuss their slightly unusual approach to hiring, why they focus on creating success for their candidates, the hidden value of mentoring, the vision that led them to start The Frontside, the value of exit interviews, and more.
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Brandon and Charles discuss what they learned in 2015.
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This week, Charles, Lydia and Alex go on a deep dive into immutability and the importance of literate programming.
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Allison McMillan (from General Assembly) joins us this week to talk about working remotely. She shares great tips for finding your first remote development job, how to be a more effective remote employee, how to overcome the fear of asking questions, why working remotely might not be right for everyone, and more.
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Mando Escamilla joins us this week to talk about balancing work and family life, how being a better parent can make you a better programmer, why staying up late is a false economy, and more.
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Jamie White joins us this week to talk about how to prepare for your conference talk, organizing meetups, tips for starting conversations with strangers at meetups, how to design a community, and more.
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Robert Jackson works at Aptible and is a member of the Ember core team. In this episode, we discuss how he got into Ember, his past experience with running a business, how he manages his OSS workflow at Ember's scale, working remotely, work/life balance, and more.
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We're joined this week by special guest Trek Glowacki. Trek is a member of the Ember core team and maintains Pretender.js. We discuss how Trek got started with programming, Ember (of course), getting pigeonholed, how to get started contributing to open source projects, the curse of knowledge, and more.
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This week, Brandon and Charles sit down to talk about communication at work, the importance of being honest with your employees even when it's painful, how to build trust in work relationships, why checking in with employees regularly has become a core value at Frontside, and more.
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What separates a senior developer from a junior developer? With Charles back from sunny Finland, the guys are back to podcasting! This week, they're talking about what makes someone a senior developer, when stop thinking like a developer, and why some problems require a different skillset and mindset.
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This week we're joined by Matthew Beale to talk about Ember 2.0 and more. Matthew shares his path to programming and getting involved with Ember, why the core team is focusing on making Ember 2.0 future friendly, Glimmer, add-on authors, how to prep for the switch to 2.0, and more.
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This week, Brandon and Charles discuss feeling like a phony (imposter syndrome), and why “get over it” is not an appropriate response to the problem.
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We're joined this week by Mitch Lloyd to talk about Ember Islands, the difficulties of making great training materials and screencasts, and more.
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Charles, Brandon and Stanley are joined by Luke Melia to discuss being early adopters of Ember, uniting the "five families" to create Ember CLI Deploy, and growing the Ember community.
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Charles, Brandon and Stanley wrap up part two of their discussion about their favorite talks and technologies from EmberConf 2015. Stanley sings a Staind song, and proposes to the entire internet.
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Charles and Brandon share their weekend foodie experiences, then discuss attending EmberConf 2015, the standout talks, and what they learned.
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This week, Charles, Brandon and Stanley were joined by Tom Dale and Alex Matchneer. They took a trip in the way-back machine to discuss how they got started in programming and web development.
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Toran Billups joins us for this week's Frontside podcast. We had a great conversation about test driven development, code rot, the challenges of bringing back-end programmers into front end testing, why Toran loves pair programming, and more.
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This week, Charles shares an experience he had at a group Ukulele lesson with his son, and applies the lessons he learned there towards hiring and creating roles to utilize junior level talent in software development.
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Yehuda Katz and Tom Dale join us to talk about the road to Ember 2.0 and "Fast Boot". They share insight about why they stick to a 6 week release cycle, and why they think JS frameworks might be the future of all web apps (especially content sites). We also chat about what "indie open source" means, and exactly how much design goes into the Ember project and community.
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Jamison Dance joins Brandon and Stanley to talk about how to make music with your browser, hosting JS Jabber, and the direction of the JavaScript community.
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Charles and Brandon reflect on the lessons from software consulting over the past year. No subject is safe: Work culture, money, bad decisions, and how fear really is the mind-killer.
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Stanley Stuart hosts a Canadian edition with Ember contributors mixonic (Matthew Beale) and mmun (Martin Muñoz). They talk about what’s up with Ember 1.8, Handlebars, HTMLbars, Metal Views, the differences between them, and why you won’t see script tags in Ember markup anymore.
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Sara Mei joins us this week to discuss passion and whether it's a job requirement that you "love programming".
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Michael Coté joins in a quasi-Drunk and Retired reunion to talk about Gartner's Hype Cycle, how it affects developers, and how they can actually benefit from understanding it.
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Today, it’s Frontside’s 10th podcast! We dive further into Charles's blog post about Reactive Modeling as a new way of thinking about building front-end web applications, and a quick robot update.
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In the episode, we discuss our Raspberry Pi projects, and dive into the problems inherent in adapting old-school jQuery plugins to modern client-side web applications.
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This week, Brandon and Charles discuss how to become indispensable to your business, why writing less code is better in the long run, and more.
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This week the Frontside nerds are joined by "Mr. Router" himself, Alex Matchneer. We discuss the benefits & pain of routing in client-side applications, using the Ember router without Ember, how Alex got into working on Ember core, and some OSS projects to keep an eye on.
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This week Brandon and Charles discuss Brandon's perhaps-controversial appearance on JS Jabber, the dangers of being a solitary genius (the Good Will Hunting myth), and why you aren't a special snowflake (the Luke Skywalker myth).
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We're back! After a brief, unexplainable disappearance, Brian and Charles have retuned to discuss their talks at RailsConf 2014, designing models, why writing a framework sucks, the library-author bias, and more.
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The least timely wrap-up ever, Brandon and Charles talk about what struck them at EmberConf.
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Charles and Brandon discuss how they refactor existing apps toward Ember without a big-bang rewrite.
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Client-side apps are great, but they're not perfect for every situation. Charles and Brandon discuss times single-page apps might not make sense. Also, they discuss how Jim Weirich affected their lives.
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Charles and Brandon argue about what to name the podcast. They talk about how "one more feature"-itis sinks many projects and startups, and patterns they've used to avoid it.
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