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    Syntax – Tasty Web Development Treats

    Full Stack Developers Wes Bos and Scott Tolinski dive deep into web development topics, explaining how they work and talking about their own experiences. They cover from JavaScript frameworks like React, to the latest advancements in CSS to simplifying web tooling.

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    Latest Episodes:
    VS Code Round Two May 30, 2018
    Show notes

    Scott and Wes are back with another round of tips, tricks and tasty treats for their favorite code editor, VS Code.

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    Show Notes

    01:45

    • Why Scott and Wes use VS Code vs all the other options
    • Stay up to date with all releases

    06:05 - Favorite new updates

    • Notification API
    • Auto Import
    • Listing errors in the file explorer
    • Column Selection
    • Interface Customization
    • Hot Tip: Anytime you find yourself using your mouse, there’s likely a shortcut key for what you’re trying to do
    • React Snippets Library
    • Wes’ VS Code settings
    • Visual Studio Live Share

    27:40 - Favorite/New Extensions

    • Bracket Pair Colorizer
    • Rainbow Brackets
    • Auto Rename Tag
    • Better Comments
    • Jest
    • Snapshot Tools
    • JS Refactor
    • Import Cost
    • Polacode
      • Carbon - An alternative way to share beautiful images of your source code

    38:49 - Themes

    • LevelUp Official
    • Night Owl
    • Cobalt2

    40:35 - Tips and Tricks

    • Learn how to jump and select by letter, word, line, etc.
    • Move a line (or Line Bubbling) - Use this for rearranging and/or moving lines of code quickly.
    • Cycling through multiple windows of the same app - If you have multiple VS Code windows open, “Cmd + backtick” will cycle through them, so you don’t have to drag them in and out of view.
    • Adjust MacOS keyboard settings - change Key Repeat to “fast” and Delay Until Repeat to “short”. This will make your editor super fast when holding down arrow keys.
    • Use Git features
      • Git History
    • Spell Checker - “Cmd + .” will open up code actions and you check for possible misspellings, etc.
      • Code Spell Checker
    • Rename Symbol - Much more reliable than find/replace.
    • Sort Lines
    • Select everything between quotes - (Cmd + Shift + Space)

    57:25 - Things that could be improved

    • Region folding is inconsistent and sometimes doesn’t work at all.
    • No easy way to tell which extension is causing CPU performance issues.
    • Sidebar indentation isn’t clear.
    ××× SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××
    • Wes: Melnor 4-Zone Digital Water Timer
    • Scott: Tosowoong Enzyme face cleanser
    Shameless Plugs
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    • Wes’ All Course Secret Sale
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    How to Get Better at Debugging May 23, 2018
    Show notes

    Scott and Wes detail the tips and tools you need to get better at debugging.

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    Show Notes

    4:00

    • Read the stack trace

    7:35

    • Make sure you aren’t debugging production
    • Make sure you’re not cached

    8:40

    • Check the network panel for the whole response
    • CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing)

    12:04

    • Use debugger commands in the browser
    • Set breakpoints (race conditions

    13:40

    • Use Source Maps

    15:29

    • Make full use of all console methods
      • console.group/groupEnd/info/
      • console.log({objNAme})

    17:02

    • View your code in other browers
    • Make sure your browser is up to date

    18:50

    • Step into and step over function
    • Useful for especially tricky issues

    19:47

    • Look into Scope in dev tools panel

    20:33

    • Recreate it in CodePen or Create React App
      • Helps to quarantine your code
      • Verify where the problem actually is

    24:12

    • Take a break
      • Helps clear your head and approach your problem from a different angle

    25:40

    • Rubber Duck Debugging
      • Forcing yourself to talk it out will often reveal problems/issues

    26:40

    • Check Github issues / ask in Slack
      • Leave your solution in the comments for others

    28:12

    • Use Node --inspect flag

    29:57

    • Read the code in your libs (if you can)

    32:34 - Chrome Dev Tools Tabs Rundown

    • 33:10 - Network tab
    • 34:15 - Preformance tab
    • 35:58 - Lesser known tools
      • 36:15 - Firefox Grid Debug
      • 36:20 - Firefox Fonts tab
      • 37:10 - More tools (three dots menu in top right of Chrome Dev Tools window)
      • 37:39 - Chrome Animations Inspector
      • 38:34 - /dev tips & Modern DevTools Course
      • 39:41 - Chrome & FF Layers for 3d and full view of canvas & window
      • 40:51 - Sensors for overriding fake devices sensors
        • Hot tip: Use Instagram on the desktop - Go to Instagram and set the user agent to iPad and it will work as it does on that actual device
        • Hot tip: Get free internet on a plane - If the airplane offers free internet for a certain device, change your user agent to that device and then switch back
      • 43:12 - Favorite DevTools extensions
        • Apollo
        • React
        • Redux
        • Vue
        • Lighthouse
        • JSON Formatter
    • 44:06 - Application/Storage tab
    • 44:41 - FireFox Grid Inspector
    ××× SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××
    • Scott: Hotel Tonight App
    • Wes: Coffee table - If you’re trying to build an outdoor coffee table, use a peice of granite
    Shameless Plugs
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    What's New in Javascript May 16, 2018
    Show notes

    Scott and West talk about what’s new in JavaScript.

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    Show Notes

    1:55 - Scott’s new studio

    4:57 - Pop Motion Pose

    • New library for React or vanilla JavaScript
    • Define locations instead of CSS styles
    • Pass the animation state into a React component as open or closed instead of active or inactive
    • Flip animation techniques
    • Style Fire - Simple HTML & SVG styler optimised for animation

    8:44 - Intersection Observer

    • Browser-based API based on observables
    • Example uses: Tell me when this element is on the page, goes off the page or is halfway down the page

    10: 32 - MDX

    • Webpack loader for MDX (i.e. JSX-infused Markdown) using mdx-it
    • Turns MarkDown files into components in Webpack

    12:56 - Resize Observer

    • Watch elements for resize

    15:47 Web Animations API

    • Works with animations natively in JavaScript
    • Tell your animations to play, pause, reverse, etc.
    • Instead of changing classes, you have full control over what the animation is doing
    • Web-Animation-JS Polyfill
    • Can I use

    18:00 - Window Face Detector API

    • Create a new window.face detector and pass it an image tag and it returns an array of faces.

    22:53 - Payment Request API

    • Eliminates check out forms
    • Allows platform to handle payment safely and securely

    29:23 - INTL.NumberFormat

    • Format pricing with different currencies

    32:59 - V8 BigInts

    • Makes working with big numbers more viable

    34:53 - Speech Recognition

    • Converts speech to text
    • Pipe in different accents

    36:22 - Text To Speech

    • Simulates text into spoken words

    41:46 - ES6 Modules In Node

    • There are no ES6 modules in Node. It’s still being developed. If you want to build an ES6 module in Node, you have to use the .mjs extension
    ××× SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××
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    Potluck EP × Is Redux Dead × Learning Quickly × Developing Solo × Specialist vs Generalist × Funnest Projects × Wes’ BBQ Course May 09, 2018
    Show notes

    It’s a Potluck episode - you bring the questions and we turn them into tasty treats.

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    Show Notes

    2:42

    • What is an efficient way to process huge data, greater than 740 MB when not working in JS?

    6:45

    • What’s new and shiny thing in web development do you think is going to go the distance?
    • GraphQL
    • Prisma
    • GraphCool
    • GraphQL Playground

    11:09

    • Wes, can you make a course on how to barbecue meat properly?

    12:31

    • How do you go about learning a new language or framework?
    • Ep 44 - How to Learn New Things Quickly

    12:54

    • What are the best things to keep in mind when you are the only developer on a team?

    18:07

    • Is Redux for React dead with the new context API?
    • Redux

    21:41

    • What’s the funnest project you have ever worked on and why?
    • LevelUpTuts

    27:19

    • What’s the best use case for JWP?
    • JWP

    29:50

    • Should I focus on one thing and try to master one technology instead of being a jack of all trades?

    35:00

    • Why do thousands of entrepreneurs build SaaS products on Ruby on Rails?
    • Laravel
    • Laravel Spark
    • CodeIgniter
    • Meteor
    • Hackathon Starter

    39:41

    • Would you use single page application vs SSR for large reactor view apps?
    • SSR
    • Next.js

    41:06

    • What do you use for online learning platforms?
    • Ep 14 - Our Stacks Explained
    • Teachable
    • Moodle
    ××× SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××
    • Wes: Parcel
    • Scott: Nebo
    Shameless Plugs
    • Scott’s Headless WordPress course
    • Wes’ Instgam
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    How to Learn New Things Quickly May 02, 2018
    Show notes

    Scott and Wes talk about how they learn new things quickly. Scott also tells a crazy story about his weekend.

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    Show Notes

    2:00

    • Scott recounts his crazy story about getting Lymphangitis

    8:30

    • Know your learning type
    • videos, blogs, docs, source
    • no right or wrong way

    15:00

    • Foundational Skills

    23:00

    • Narrow your focus
    • Should you learn Redux with React?
    • blurring skills hurts future progress
    • don't learn too many things at once

    26:00

    • Get excited
    • try to reclaim your initial excitement
    • flow happens when you are excited
    • pick projects around hobbies
    • Star wars sucks

    33:00

    • Grind Time
    • write code first ask questions later
    • break shit
    • Submit to yourself that you are going to build this 3-4 times
    • iteration driven development
    • quality from quantity
    • use smarter people
    • snippet libs
    • style guides

    40:00

    • Immersion
    • follow every kind of media you can
    • put things on in the background
    • permeate into your brain
    ××× SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××
    • Wes: Crushing It Book
    • Wes: Crushing It AudioBook
    • Scott: Popmotion Pose
    Shameless Plugs
    • Wes' JavaScript30 Course
    • Scott's Headless WordPress course

    1:00:00

    • Scott comes out of nowhere with a story about TEA!
    Tweet us your tasty treats!
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    20 JavaScript Array and Object Methods to make you a better developer Apr 25, 2018
    Show notes

    Wes and Scott rattle through ~20 different Object and Arra Methods that will make you a better JavaScript developer.

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    Show Notes

    For the docs for all these, just google mdn and the method you are looking for 😃

    3:00

    • Why are these great?
    • They are chainable
    • Immutable

    5:30

    • .filter()
    • Truthy or Falsy

    8:00

    • .map()

    10:00

    • .reduce() - returns any shape! filter, create a new shape, add up numbers...

    14:30

    • .forEach()
    • Side effects

    16:00

    • .some()
    • can be used as a short circuit forEach

    25:00

    • .every()
    • .includes() (why not contains?)

    26:00

    • Array.from()
    • Array.from() takes a secondary map arg
    • Array.of()

    29:00

    • Object.values()
    • Object.keys()
    • Object.entries()

    32:00

    • Array spread - converts iterable to array
    • Array spread - Concats arrays
    • Array Spread + Slice. Don't splice - remove an item from an array.

    34:00

    • Object Spread

    37:00

    • Function Rest

    39:00

    • Object.freeze()

    40:00

    • Object.seal()

    41:00

    • Object.assign() - no longer needed because you can object spread
    • Reference vs Copy in JavaScript

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    • Wes: SOG Folding Knife
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    Shameless Plugs
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    • Wes' Course
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    Tweet us your tasty treats!
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    • Wes' Instagram
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    Potluck EP × Vue.js × Headless WP × Typescript & Flow × Productivity × Server Side Rendering × Yeoman Apr 18, 2018
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    It's a Potluck episode - you bring the questions and we turn them into tasty treats.

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    Submit Your Questions Here Show Notes

    02:44

    • What are your thoughts on Vue.js?
    • VuePress
    • Nuxt

    6:20

    • What are your thoughts on Typescript and Flow?
    • Typescript
    • Flow

    10:45

    • What was your biggest breakthrough in Programming?
    • Nude.js

    20:00

    • Any tips, tools and tricks to avoid procrastination
    • The productivity episode
    • Sort by anxiety
    • Eat That Frog
    • Todoist

    25:00

    • Thoughts on CMSes? Headless? Database Driven? Static Site Generator?
    • Headless WordPress
    • Gatsby

    34:00

    • How can I start creating and selling courses?

    40:00

    • How did you two become renown in the developer community?
    • We don't think we're renown :)
    • YouTube Ad Revenue is poor

    46:00

    • Server Side Rendering with JavaScript Apps

    53:00

    • Is Yeoman still a thing?
    ×SICK×PICKS×
    • Scott: Eat That Frog
    • Wes: DevDocs.io PWA
    Shameless Plugs
    • Vue.js for Everyone
    • Wes' Course
    • SMASH that Subscribe Button on Wes' YouTube
    Tweet us your tasty treats!
    • Scott's Instagram
    • LevelUpTutorials Instagram
    • Wes' Instagram
    • Wes' Twitter
    • Wes' Facebook
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    • Make sure to include @SyntaxFM in your tweets

    Preventing and Dealing with Burnout in Web Development Apr 11, 2018
    Show notes

    Scott and Wes Chat about burnout!

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    Show Notes

    01:50

    • What is burnout?
    • Losing Enthusiasm for web development
    • That Hustle

    7:00

    • Why is being burnt out bad?
    • Putting off hobbies

    12:30

    • How do you prevent burnout?
    • Farming out Work
    • Automating content
    • Busy work

    18:00

    • Aggressively turn down meetings
    • Work to cut out busy work
    • Locus on Control
    • Managing Email and Notifications
    • Scrubbing Plates

    24:00

    • Health and Nutrition
    • Sleep

    27:00

    • Motivation
    • What to do when you just don't like the work you are working on
    • Small Wins
    • Learning new Things
    • Getting a new job
    • Taking Courses
    • Keeping Up With The Codeashians

    37:00

    • Being overworked at work
    • Overtime

    41:00

    • So you've burnt out, what do you do?
    • How do you reignite the spark?
    • Taking a day off
    • Delegating GitHub
    • Online chat with other developers
    ×SICK×PICKS×
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    • Wes: Dewalt 20v Cordless Web/Dry Vac
    • MERU
    Shameless Plugs
    • Vue.js for Everyone
    • SMASH that Subscribe Button on Wes' YouTube
    Tweet us your tasty treats!
    • Scott's Instagram
    • LevelUpTutorials Instagram
    • Wes' Instagram
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    The Testing Show! Apr 04, 2018
    Show notes

    Wes and Scott talk all about testing!

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    Show Notes

    3:00

    • Testing Talk
    • Is testing scary?

    8:00

    • Unit Testing
    • Pure Functions
    • Mutations
    • Pass in dates to functions

    11:40

    • Integration Testing
    • Integration Testing Mémé

    14:00

    • Visual Regression Testing

    17:00

    • End to End Testing

    21:00

    • Why would you want to test?
    • Confidence
    • Easy Refactoring
    • Finding edge cases

    33:00

    • Test Runners vs Assertion Libraries
    • Jest
    • Mocha
    • Cucumber
    • BBD (Big Black Dog)
    • BDD (Behaviour Driven Development)
    • Cypress.io
    • Enzyme
    • React Testing Library

    50:00

    • Mocking
    • Spy Functions

    54:00

    • Snapshot Testing
    • Jest Snapshot Testing

    57:00

    • TDD (Test Driven Development)
    • BDD (Behaviour Driven Development)
    • Continuous Integration
    • Travis CI
    ×SICK×PICKS×
    • None today!
    Shameless Plugs
    • Vue.js for Everyone
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    Tweet us your tasty treats!
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    Is jQuery Dead? Mar 28, 2018
    Show notes

    Wes and Scott dive into jQuery. Is it dead? Should you still use it? Why not? What are some alternatives?

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    Show Notes

    03:00

    • A stroll down jQuery Memory Lane
    • What was the first jQuery plugin you wrote?
    • jQuery Conference
    • jQuery IRC room
    • Ben Alman

    9:00

    • jQuery UI
    • jQuery Mobile
    • Sencha Touch
    • nvr 4get where u come from

    13:00

    • So, why is jQuery going away?

    16:00

    • The Selector API
    • Sizzle
    • Bling.js
    • querySelectorAll Docs

    21:00

    • Working with Ajax
    • Fetch
    • Axios

    27:00

    • Dom Traversal
    • Element.matches()
    • You don't need jQuery

    30:00

    • Data / Utility Functions
    • Lodash
    • Just use Map/Reduce/Filter
    • Data Massaging 💆🏻‍

    34:00

    • Cross Browser Compatability
    • Polyfill.io

    37:00

    • Event Listeners
    • Event Delegation
    • Listening for events on multiple elements

    47:00

    • Final Thoughts on jQuery
    • JavaScript30
    • The JS Foundation
    Seeeaaaaacccckkkk PIX
    • Scott: MJML Desktop App
    • Wes: HyperSelect LED Utility Light
    Shameless Plugs
    • Vue.js for Everyone
    • All of Wes' Courses
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