This episode is about the different types of rendering patterns and metaframeworks in web development, and why there are so many of them.
It provides an overview of the topic for developers to understand better the landscape of rendering tools and technologies in the JavaScript ecosystem.
If you're curious about how rendering patterns work or want to learn more about Metaframeworks, this video is for you!
We'll discuss rendering patterns, how they work, and some of their benefits.
By the end, you'll better understand how rendering patterns work and what Metaframeworks are capable of!
Music by https://www.bensound.com »
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Have you ever been curious about what Type Predicates are in TypeScript?
In this episode, I'll show you how to use Type Predicates for type narrowing. L
earn about the pros and cons of using Type Predicates, but most important, let's review the big RISK of using predicates for type narrowing and how you can LIE to Typescript
Link to the article: https://egghead.io/blog/3-effective-type-narrowing-techniques-in-typescript
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In this episode, I'm going to discuss whether or not you should learn Typescript, or better, what parts of Typescript you should learn.
Typescript is gaining popularity. If you're thinking about learning this language, then this video is for you!
We'll discuss some ideas of what pieces of Typescript are worth your time, and effort.
Hopefully, this video will help you decide whether or not to learn Typescript, and how to learn it.
Let me know what you think in the comments below!
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En este episodio una nueva opinión o reclamo, esta vez sobre Typescript, qué es, por que usarlo y por que gente lo utiliza mal.
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Encuentra el curso en directamente en egghead.io y el material del curso en github
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GraphQL es un lenguaje de consulta (query language) que ha sido visto como una mejora en eficiciencia, flexibilidad y potencial sobre formas previas de implementar una API.
¿Por qué querrías utilizarlo?
En este episodio revisamos que es graphql, que ventajas y características tiene y por que querrías utilizarlo.
Implementaciones de Servidores
Puedes encontrar más implementaciones en este sitio web
Implementaciones de Clientes
Encuentra más soluciones en este enlace
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Nueva temporada, nuevo formato. Back to basics.
En este nuevo episodio te cuento sobre que es typescript, ventajas y desventajas y por que podrías querer utilizarlo.
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Long overdue but here is the final episode of the 3rd season. This time I had a great guest: Monica Lent, she is a developer founder of http://Affilimate.com (Analytics SaaS for affiliate publishers), which also creates courses around writing online and managing a great community (http://bloggingfordevs.com + http://seofordevs.com).
Welcome to the penultimate episode of the third season. Today we have a special guest. James joined the Spanish version of the podcast, 2nd season, and now is back but in a comfortable way.
In this episode, we discuss the importance of fundamentals, about learning and making mistakes and how to recover from them, and about being honest that everyone has to look for some concepts.
Alongside that we also talk about content creation and Auth0.
Check James' content by following him on Twitter and checking his youtube channel!
Also definitely check the Auth0 Rap and follow and listen to his podcast Compressed.fm
Music Credits
Opening and Outro Music by DanoSongs https://danosongs.com/
Background Music Music:
Nile's Blues by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4134-nile-s-blues
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
In this episode, I had the chance to talk with Brandon Bayer, the creator of Blitz.js and founder of https://flightcontrol.dev/
During the episode, Brandon drives us through his history and experience and drop some advice about building a successful freelancing career.
But we also talk about more technical stuff when we discussed and learn about his work on Blitz.js a full-stack framework on top of Next.js
Blitz is a full-stack framework that's inspired by Ruby on Rails, is built on Next.js, and features a "Zero-API" data layer abstraction that eliminates the need for REST/GraphQL.
Follow Brandon on Twitter same as Blitz.js account
Music Credits
Opening and Outro Music by DanoSongs https://danosongs.com/
Background Music Music:
Nile's Blues by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4134-nile-s-blues
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
Welcome to a new episode. This week I had the opportunity to talk with Joe Previte a content creator, developer, and teacher.
Joe is the creator of the course VIM for VScode and several community focused places and services like:
He also has some courses on egghead.io like "The Beginner's Guide to Figma".
During the episode, we dived into his history from a Spanish student to becoming an open-source engineer learning with freecodecamp
Follow Joe on Twitter and check his incredible notes on his site.
Music Credits
Opening and Outro Music by DanoSongs https://danosongs.com/
Background Music Music:
Nile's Blues by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4134-nile-s-blues
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
This week's episode is all about Rust and hot tech.
Chris Biscardi joined the show to talk about different topics around the work he is doing.
Chris has done work with MDX, a lot of contributions as a consultant on the JAMStack ecosystem and is now focused on teaching Rust and Serverless to web developers.
During the episode, we review some of this work but in particular we dive deep into Rust and the learning path.
Follow Chris on Twitter, join to Party Corgi Discord and check out his material
Music Credits
Opening and Outro Music by DanoSongs https://danosongs.com/
Background Music Music:
Iron Bacon by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3925-iron-bacon
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
In this episode we dive into the functional programming world by talking with Flavio Corpa about Elm and Haskell.
We tried to uncover the good reasons to learn and work with Elm and why it can be difficult and refrain people to do it.
But also, we review his learning experience from Javascript to Typescript to Elm to end up writing Haskell for his day job at 47 degrees
Find Flavio in his Twitter account and make sure to check it out and follow him in his Github profile.
Music Credits
Opening and Outro Music by DanoSongs https://danosongs.com/
Background Music Music:
Iron Bacon by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3925-iron-bacon
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
Today I had the joy of talking about CSS and a11y with the amazing Stephanie Eckles.
Stephanie is a Frontend focused software engineer author of ModernCSS.dev, where you can find in-depth tutorials about modern solutions to old CSS problems. She is also the creator of Style Stage, SmolCSS, and 11ty.Rocks.
And if that is not enough, Stephani is also writing a lot, teaching as an egghead instructor, and podcasting in here Word Wrap podcast.
In this episode, we revised some of the CSS pitfalls and tried to answer why CSS was so neglected?. We talk about some of the new developments around the CSS world and also chatted about the forgotten work around accessibility and why it's important to do our work in that realm.
Find Stephanie on Twitter and her site, and don't forget to check out her amazing content.
Music Credits
Opening and Outro Music by DanoSongs https://danosongs.com/
Background Music Music:
Iron Bacon by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3925-iron-bacon
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
This week's episode was focused on learning what state machines are, and who better to drive us through this path than the creator of XState David Kourshid, or maybe better known as David K. Piano.
David answer questions about concepts and ideas around why state management can be a difficult business and how XState can help to simplify the situation.
Found David on Twitter and definitely check his new adventure with stately.ai and signup for the newsletter there.
David also does streams that you can check in Keyframes site. And if you want to learn more about state machines and xstate check discord.gg/xstate
Music Credits
Opening and Outro Music by DanoSongs https://danosongs.com/
Background Music Music:
Cool Rock by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3925-iron-bacon License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
For today's episode, I had the opportunity to talk with Karl L. Hughes, currently the CTO of Draft.dev.
Karl tells us about his interesting background and experience that led them to create and run Draft.dev.
During the episode, you'll find insight into why writing is a good skill for any developer and ideas and experience around managing teams, learning how to learn, and more.
Find more from Karl by following him on Twitter, checking his site at https://www.karllhughes.com/, and subscribing to his newsletter, the Portable CTO
Music Credits
Opening and Outro Music by DanoSongs https://danosongs.com/
Background Music Music:
Cool Rock by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3925-iron-bacon License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
A new open sorcerer came to the show. The creator of the Tannstack Tanner Linsley talks with us about State Management and React Query.
During the episode you'll listen about how React Query came to be, the pains that Tanner felt working with other state management solutions, and one hot take about state management that is really important for the React Query philosophy and something that not only Tanner thinks: Not all state is global, Server State is different than Client State.
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Music Credits
Opening and Outro Music by DanoSongs https://danosongs.com/
Background Music Music:
Funky Boxstep by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/7919-funky-boxstep License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
Auth0The astro coder came to visit!!
Colby Fayock, developer advocate at applitools is a passionate creator and developer. Colby have amazing content across multiple channels and media. In this episode we talk about some of his content an din particular about his Jelly Drops: Fundamentals of Javascript series and his amazing course: From Design to Development Crash Course a full course to create a full web application including design, coding, authentication and more.
We also talk about his love for the JAMStack, github actions and testing.
Find more from Colby's content in:
- colbyfayock.com/newsletter
- journeyto.dev a 7-week email course focused on developer the human-centered skills required for your own journey.
- 50 react projects Dive in with 50 projects complete with project briefs and wireframes!
- Colby's Youtube Channel
- Talk: Put down the Javascript: Level Up With the Fundamentals of Web Development
- Twitter:
Music Credits
Opening and Outro Music by DanoSongs https://danosongs.com/
Background Music Music:
Cool Rock by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3925-iron-bacon License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
In this fun episode, we chat about the fascinating world of Jamstack with the amazing Kevin Cunningham (@dolearning) a math teacher that found a new love in the craft of software.
Kevin is a fellow egghead instructor publishing content about Jamstack and Vue.
I was really curious about Vue so we had a nice chat about that where Kevin was convincing me about Vue (check his new course).
Found more about Kevin by following him on Twitter, checking his content on egghead, subscribing to his newsletter, and checking his new ebook! "Off With Your Head: How to confidently build a Headless WordPress CMS "
Music Credits
Opening and Outro Music by DanoSongs https://danosongs.com/
Background Music Music:
Iron Bacon by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3925-iron-bacon License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
Auth0