Nice breakdown of @JacobBennett’s #RapidPrototyping approach with #stakeholders (neat use of #keynote to walk through #UI side #requirements)
#qp
#EventSourcing, #auditing, and #finiteStateMachines — @NorthSouthAudio Web Podcast https://t.co/qsGcYSKTa3 https://t.co/LrNDh137U0
Good explanation of how an #EventLoop operates.
#qp
#PHP
#softwaredevelopment
#FLOSSWeekly 486: #ReactPHP — #FLOSS Weekly https://t.co/OyqrpUx3il https://t.co/kHlKIHbRBF
How to use #Spinrite & #SMART to detect impending #hardisk failure that requires #hardDrive replacement
#qp
#infosec
SN 665: VPNFilter — @sggrc’s #SecurityNow https://t.co/8wyu0B5NX6 https://t.co/e4PkFlHYY9
Excellent #javascript #debugging episode with fantastic #shownotes
#qp
#DevTools
#FirefoxDevTools
#ChromeDevTools
#Howto Get Better at Debugging — @syntaxfm – Tasty #WebDevelopment Treats https://t.co/oqRrAJ3VE6 https://t.co/iFhPOVvruZ
On potentially changing #Vuejs’s #reactivity to use #Browser #proxies
#qp
#javascript
@youyuxi, creator of @vuejs — https://t.co/XRyfTsLJwZ #developer chats https://t.co/esM9pFjfwV
Great episode covering @emberjs’s use, relevance & advantages among #JavaScript #frameworks.
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89: @SamSelikoff – Choosing Ember.js in 2018 — @FullStackRadio https://t.co/IvVvFf6aQ5 https://t.co/qqB4L6j2IH
Imaginary Worlds is one of my favorite podcasts. The most recent episode was amazing in how it related the question of identity through the Ship of Theseus, Westworld, and Star Trek.
There is much that I could say about it, but I think that it would be best to listen to it. So let me leave you with a quote from the podcast that was great:
It (i.e. Westworld) taps into the fact that we’re all on story loops. Some of these story loops are created by us, sometimes they’re created by society, but either way, after a while you just tend to go through the motions (i.e. just like the hosts on Westworld). And every so often it’s good to stop and reflect if this is the version of you that you want to be. It’s easy – all you have to do is ‘freeze all motor functions’.
I’m not sure if cross platform development is like a unicorn in the software field. Whether it was Java’s “write once, run anywhere” promise or Electron’s pitch of “build cross platform desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS”.
I came across an interesting project whose goal is to provide cross-platform development for Python. The BeeWare Project “aims to take the power of Python as a language, and use it to enable users of all skill levels to develop applications with native user interfaces.” This may be an interesting project for those focusing on learning Python.
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Great explanation of how #RustLang is moving towards #Web #Assembly #Compilation & the nature of #wasm
#qp
#edu
#creativity
#cartoons
#CodeCartoons, @rustlang, and #WebAssembly — The @Changelog https://t.co/quU3WmgwcW https://t.co/7cct3xzcfc
.@linclark’s approach/process to creating the #code #cartoons
#qp
#edu
#creativity
#CodeCartoons, @rustlang, and #WebAssembly — The @Changelog https://t.co/XwF7L3e7rZ https://t.co/rYntwSIai5
Neat episode with Lin Clark (@linclark) about her #code cartoon magic
#qp
#edu
#creativity
#cartoons
#CodeCartoons, @rustlang, and #WebAssembly — The @Changelog https://t.co/7mAlQQ7v3m https://t.co/5vlLUFH1Uk
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