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Peter Fisher is a freelance web and mobile developer in Gloucestershire UK and the Host of the How To Code Well YouTube channel.
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Today I interview Tom Vorel who has recently had his first week in his first web development job. He is a self taught web developer who studied Javascript, HTML, CSS and other disciplines whilst having another full time job.
In this video Tom talks about how he went from being a self taught developer to being a full time React developer. We talk about his learning journey, the challenges he faced and how he moved into the industry.
Tom also discusses the resources he used to learn and develop his coding skill set.
Tom's story is very inspirational and encouraging for those wanting to get into the web development industry. He gives lots of advice for first time developers and coders.
Tom is now working as a React developer and I wish him well for the future.
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Interview with Jeremy Onion: https://youtu.be/PGmNM5xArVo Interview with Tom Vorel: https://youtu.be/gXtwCIB_1k0 Interview with Adam Culp: https://youtu.be/0IJupJbHQWc
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PHP 5.6 has reached End Of Life (EOL). There will be many developers who are looking to upgrade to PHP 7 but before the upgrade can be made lots of decisions, testing and adjustments need to be made. At the time of recording the stable version of PHP is 7.3
This is discussion about upgrading PHP from the perspective of a freelance web developer. We talk about the tools needed to upgrade PHP and the best way to go about making the change.
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Here are my predictions for web development in 2019.
1) PWA (Progressive Web Apps) will be as/more popular then AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) 2) GraphQL will not replace REST 3) Microsoft will embrace more OSS 4) JavaScript to have another big NPM security issue 5) More vendors supporting serverless 6) More web assembly awesomeness
I explain each of these points and what they mean for web development in 2019
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As a freelance web developer I have created many API layers and API clients and these have been developed in PHP, Javascript and Python.
In this episode I am going to discuss 10 tips and best practices when developing API and API clients. These tips can be applied to any programming language and web system that uses an application programming interface (API). These best practices cover security, documentation and more
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Jeremy Onion is the Technical Director at Torpedo Group. To say that his web development career has been varied would be a massive understatement. Jeremy has worked in e-commerce, the security sector, web hosting, logistics, and more. He has also worked in the UK and abroad.
Before managing web development teams and getting agile methodologies and practices in place , Jeremy worked for many years as a senior PHP developer for multiple companies.
In this interview we talk about the skillset that are required to manage a web development team, how his career has progressed and what decisions he made that converted him from being a programmer to being a manager.
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As web developers we are discouraged from reinventing the wheel, we are told that we must stand on the shoulders of giants and be apart of the open source world. But when should a developer roll their own code instead of using an open source project. This is what we are going to be talking about in this web development discussion.
I am going to draw upon my experience writing my own Wordpress plugins and themes, using open source e-commence projects in Symfony and Laravel and using black box libraries for security, date time manipulation and complex algorithms.
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Welcome to update 4.0, a quarterly review of How To Code Well. There are loads of web development announcements and some changes to the video and tutorial schedule. We now have a subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/HowToCodeWell We also have a highlights channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLmtp6wLcJYeoS57ZM7hRdA
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Creating a website is no longer a simple and perhaps fun task. Or at least it isn't as fun or easy as it used to be. A developer has to invest time and effort in the environment and tooling that is used, instead of concentrating on the code and the creation process.
A frontend developer needs to learn command line skills in order to install frontend dependencies. Not all frontend developers want to learn backend tools.
Creative and open spaces that breed developers and designers are now lost to history. Online creativity is now boxed into tightly defined social containers such as Facebook or Twitter. These have replaced the MySpace's of the world.
The default building requirements of a website has grown tremendously in the last few years.
Want a HTML form? - You need HTTPS Want a to rank in Google? - You need mobile first Want to be legal? - You need to be GDPR compliant
The deployment of a website used to be as simple as dragging files from one folder and placing them into another folder
A tribal like attitude is often observed when dealing with CSS and JavaScript frameworks. You are either a developer who writes code in X or Y.
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JavaScript has changed, it has grown up and got better over the years. JavaScript is fitter and stronger than it ever has been. So why is your JavaScript over weight and a slob at sending responses to the browser? In todays show I'm going to talk about the various ways you can slim down and speed up your JavaScript. Some of the these JavaScript improvements are very easier to do whereas some others may require a bit of re structuring of your JavaScript application. However, you will certainly see the benefits of these JavaScript alterations.
Depending on your JavaScript application you may see a reduction in load time, quicker deployments and even faster development times.
For freelance frontend developers, sliming down your JavaScript will help you to create applications faster as there isn't so much bloat to maintain. Due to this your JavaScript website will be cleaner and more bug free. Also your freelance clients may even save money due to a quicker and stream lined application.
If you're a JavaScript developer with an over weight slob of an application then join me at 17:30 GMT on 31/10/18 and learn how you make JavaScript great again.
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