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    Software How-To

    Web Rush

    Dive into JavaScript and Web development stories with hosts John Papa, Ward Bell, Craig Shoemaker, and Dan Wahlin. Web Rush is a weekly podcast where we tackle the challenges facing Web developers today and invite expert guests on the show to share their experience solving concrete problems while building real Web applications. Listen for practical insights and honest talk about the topics you are facing today, with Web Rush. Sponsored by AG Grid and Nrwl.io

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    Copyright: © 2019 Real Talk JavaScript

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    Latest Episodes:
    Episode 22: Secure Javascript with npm with Adam Baldwin Mar 05, 2019
    Show notes

    Recording date: 2019-01-31

    John Papa @John_Papa

    Ward Bell @WardBell

    Adam Baldwin @adam_baldwin

    Resources:

    • Details about the Event Stream Incident
    • News about the Event Stream Incident
    • Greenkeeper.io
    • Package Locks
    • Synk.io
    • npm Audit
    • Comparing npm audit with Snyk
    • Private Packages
    • Ways to Have Your Private npm Registry
    • The Rogue Gallery of Cybersecurity Bad Actors
    • FaceTime Audio Bug
    • Two Factor Authentication
    • HaveIBeenPwned
    • How Serverless Works to Manage HaveIBeenPwned

    Someone to follow

    • @RachelTobac
    • @Fox0x01
    • @ReyBango
    • TroyHunt
    • @ManfredSteyer / Softwarearchitekt.at
    • @ShmuelaJ / NG-Girls.org
    • @JenLooper

    Timejumps

    • 00:57 Guest Introduction
    • 02:23 Javascript security in the news
    • 05:29 Should we be worried about this happening again?
    • 06:54 What's the best course of action when you see security warnings?
    • 08:56 What is Greenkeeper?
    • 10:18 Sponsor: Nativescript
    • 10:52 Comparing npm audit and snyk
    • 14:33 What do people who want to have a corporate acccount do?
    • 21:22 Using a real world example
    • 24:08 Are there times where it can't figure out what to do?
    • 26:16 Isn't there a way to just keep malware out of the registry?
    • 28:22 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
    • 29:23 What's a bad actor?
    • 34:17 FaceTime group call bug
    • 36:05 Recommended tips for security
    • 39:34 What's the state of 2 factor auth?
    • 42:31 When we pass software to clients, how can we secure things?
    • 45:08 Someone to follow

    Episode 21: Dynamically Generated Forms in Angular with Raul Jimenez Feb 26, 2019
    Show notes

    Recording date: 2019-01-29

    John Papa @John_Papa

    Ward Bell @WardBell

    Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

    Resources:

    • Angular Dynamic Forms
    • Reactive Forms in Angular
    • Gitbook
    • RXJS

    Someone to follow

    • Doris Tsao / Doris Tsao's article
    • @NGromeconf / Leonardo Zizzamia
    • @DRosenwasser
    • Joan Llenas

    Timejumps

    • 01:57 Guest introduction
    • 03:11 Why do you need dynamically generated forms?
    • 04:45 How much does the app know about the PDF before?
    • 11:20 How often do you run into customers needing a dynamically generated form?
    • 16:20 Sponsor: Nativescript
    • 16:54 Is it difficult to do in React or Vue?
    • 21:31 How are you doing positioning?
    • 22:59 How do you handle cross property validation?
    • 32:31 How do you tell a user something is wrong?
    • 38:48 What challenges remain?
    • 39:42 Sponsor: DevIntersection
    • 40:22 Any advice for when you hand off a project to a developer?
    • 46:03 Someone to follow

    Sponsored by:

    NativeScript


    Episode 20: npm Tooling with Kat Marchan Feb 19, 2019
    Show notes

    Recording date: 2019-01-17

    John Papa @John_Papa

    Ward Bell @WardBell

    Kat Marchán @MaybeKatz

    Resources:

    • NPX
    • Kat Introduces NPX
    • Tenderfoot
    • Awesome NPX
    • Tink
    • John Papa Business Card
    • Bit and Bang
    • npm CI
    • npm Enterprise
    • npm orgs

    Someone to follow

    • @ShaniseBarona
    • Shanise Barona on #CauseAScene
    • @BrandonTRoberts
    • @AshleyMcnamara

    Timejumps

    • 02:16 Guest introduction
    • 04:01 What is NPX?
    • 07:18 Do you have favorite things you run with NPX?
    • 08:47 How did you go from concept to NPX?
    • 10:47 What is Tink?
    • 13:29 Sponsor: Native Script
    • 14:03 Unexploding Ward's brain about Tink
    • 17:40 Making solutions to problems people already have
    • 19:20 How do you go from conception to realization?
    • 21:25 The importance of UX for CLI
    • 25:22 Is the a discoverability issue?
    • 29:54 What kind of team do you work with?
    • 30:51 Sponsor: DevIntersection
    • 31:38 Where did the name Tink come from?
    • 32:57 What is NPM CI?
    • 37:35 How do companies get their own npm server?
    • 43:47 Someone to follow

    Sponsored by:

    NativeScript


    Episode 19: JavaScript Development - Should You Buy or Build, with Guest Wes Bos Feb 11, 2019
    Show notes

    Recording date: 2019-01-17

    John Papa @John_Papa

    Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

    Ward Bell @WardBell

    Wes Bos @wesbos

    Resources:

    • Syntax.fm
    • Wes’ Stickers
    • ReactJS
    • ExpressJS
    • MongoDB
    • Mearn Stack
    • Mean Stack
    • Nginx Config Examples
    • Cloudflare
    • PassportJS
    • Auth0
    • Identity Server
    • Façades Pros and Cons

    Someone to follow

    • Nicole Oliver
    • Sam Julien
    • Sarah Drasner

    Timejumps

    • 01:47 Guest introduction
    • 05:33 Is Express still the dominant tool to use?
    • 06:41 What kind of headaches does building your own stack bring?
    • 08:58 Why not use an off the shelf payment system?
    • 10:20 Using Stripe from Node or React?
    • 13:03 Sponsor: NativeScript
    • 13:37 How was integrating Stripe?
    • 16:07 Buy vs build
    • 20:27 When did you create your course platform?
    • 21:26 Why rewrite something that works?
    • 25:59 Sponsor: DevIntersection
    • 26:46 Nginx usage
    • 31:27 How'd you decide what to use when you designed it?
    • 32:10 What are you using for authentication?
    • 36:29 Someone to follow

    Sponsored by:

    NativeScript


    Episode 18: Vue in Enterprise Apps with Chris Fritz Feb 05, 2019
    Show notes

    Recording date: 2019-01-15

    John Papa @John_Papa

    Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

    Chris Fritz @chrisvfritz

    Resources:

    • Rahul’s article on Vue
    • Sarah Drasner
    • Vue Style Guide
    • Chris’ Enterprise Boilerplate
    • Vue CLI
    • Preload in Vue

    Someone to follow

    • Diana
    • Katelin
    • Sarah Drasner

    Timejumps

    • 01:56 Guest introduction
    • 03:39 What is an enterprise application?
    • 05:10 Our environment shapes the way we think
    • 06:55 What percentage are moving from server rendered to a single page app?
    • 11:38 Sponsor: DevIntersection
    • 12:23 Typescript
    • 16:45 Why not just use Typescript?
    • 19:51 Are people leaning towards classes and decorators?
    • 24:11 Tips for organizing and structuring projects
    • 36:01 What does the enterprise boilerplate give us?
    • 37:40 Sponsor: Native Script
    • 38:14 How does Vue work with mobile?
    • 40:28 Web browser mobile vs native approach?
    • 42:17 How do you optimize your app for performance?
    • 51:23 Someone to follow

    Sponsored by:

    NativeScript


    Episode 17: Serverless with Jeff Hollan Jan 29, 2019
    Show notes

    Recording date: 2019-01-03

    John Papa @John_Papa

    Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

    Jeff Hollan @JeffHollan

    Resources:

    • Try Azure Functions
    • Create your first function
    • Microsoft Azure Functions
    • Kubernetes
    • 12 Factor
    • Containers vs Serverless
    • VS Code
    • AWS Lambda
    • Google Cloud Functions
    • Azure Functions VS Code extension
    • Serverless Doorbell - Part 1
    • Serverless Doorbell - Part 2
    • Serverless Doorbell - Part 3
    • Ring
    • Azure Container Instances

    Someone to follow

    • @MaybeKatz
    • Katia Wheeler
    • @Chris_Noring
    • @Simona_Cotin

    Timejumps

    • 01:20 Guest introductions
    • 02:10 What is a project manager at Microsoft?
    • 03:52 What's the profile of a customer you talk to?
    • 05:39 Why would I use serverless over containers?
    • 10:25 What is serverless? Where would I use it?
    • 13:43 Why not use serverless for everything?
    • 21:07 Sponsor: Progress
    • 21:52 How does scaling work with serverless?
    • 30:29 Being reactive vs proactive
    • 33:25 Can you use serverless to monitor serverless?
    • 37:50 Are there boundaries on the complexity of functions you can run?
    • 39:52 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
    • 40:52 Are people using microservices into serverless?
    • 43:27 How easy is it to monitor functions on serverless?
    • 49:51 What other options are available for serverless?
    • 51:37 What's the most common language used at Azure?
    • 52:49 Someone to follow

    Sponsored by:

    NativeScript


    Episode 16: Style Guides in React with Sara Vieira Jan 22, 2019
    Show notes

    Recording date: 2018-12-13

    John Papa @John_Papa

    Dan Wahlin @danwahlin

    Sara Vieira @NikkitaFTW / @YLDio

    Resources:

    • GruntJS
    • GulpJS
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Get Bootstrap
    • React
    • React Styleguidist

    Someone to follow

    • Cooper Press Publications
    • The Console Log / @_TheConsoleLog
    • Twitter Non-Profits

    Timejumps

    • 00:43 Guest introduction
    • 03:11 Switching from Angular to React
    • 07:48 Going all Facebook
    • 12:51 How big was the styleguide?
    • 14:44 How did developers access the styleguide?
    • 16:28 Sponsor: Progress
    • 17:07 How do you use CSS with React?
    • 22:27 Writing styleguide for React?
    • 26:23 Flexibility vs stability
    • 29:40 Sponsor: IdeaBlade
    • 30:39 Working with styleguides on a live site
    • 35:39 Bringing new people on with the styleguide
    • 36:40 What lessons have you learned from building apps?
    • 38:50 Someone to follow

    Sponsored by:

    NativeScript


    Episode 15: Did You Just Screw Up the UI? with Ryan Burgess of Netflix Jan 15, 2019
    Show notes

    Recording date: 2018-11-29

    John Papa @John_Papa

    Ward Bell @WardBell

    Resources:

    • Front End Happy Hour
    • Ryan Burgess - Testing into a Better User Experience
    • Netflix Techblog AB Testing
    • Optimizely
    • Google Analytics

    Someone to follow:

    • Code Like a Girl
    • The Philosophy of React
    • Vue Vixens
    • NG Girls
    • @Netflix UI Engineers
    • CodeLikeaGirl.org

    Timejumps

    • 00:56 Mailbag question
    • 06:34 Guest introduction
    • 08:32 Have you screwed up the UI?
    • 09:55 How do we A/B test UI changes well?
    • 13:14 How do you decide who to test?
    • 15:38 Defining light and dark vs a/b
    • 20:45 Sponsor: Progress
    • 21:21 Does Netflix A/B test during a show?
    • 23:23 How big should a feature be to A/B test?
    • 27:38 Are there seperate SPAs for signups, members, and streaming?
    • 29:34 How do you make A/B testing actionable?
    • 33:11 What tools do you recommend for A/B testing?
    • 35:00 Sponsor:
    • 36:05 How do I get the right metric?
    • 37:55 UI Don't's
    • 39:18 Someone to follow

    Sponsored by:

    NativeScript


    Episode 14: Productive Code Reviews with Chris Fritz Jan 08, 2019
    Show notes

    Recording date: 2018-11-29

    John Papa @John_Papa

    Ward Bell @WardBell

    Chris Fritz @ChrisvFritz

    Resources:

    • Views on Vue podcast
    • Unproductive code reviews
    • Vue Enterprise boilerplate

    Someone to follow:

    • Terry Gross Conversation advice
    • Phil Hack
    • Sarah Drasner's Design for Developers course
    • Ben Hong

    Timejumps

    • 1:00 Introduction of Chris & mailbag question on how to do code review
    • 9:00 Code reviews with employees vs outside contractors/consultants
    • 15:00 How do you adjust your communication for different people?
    • 17:00 Sponsor: Nativescript
    • 18:00 Styleguide for review
    • 24:20 Having a process with automation to catch things.
    • 26:50 What about comments in code?
    • 32:40 Questions to ask during code reviews.
    • 33:45 Sponsor: Ideablade
    • 35:05 How do internal docs help?
    • 39:00 VS Code snippets
    • 41:50 Running too fast while trying to solve problems creates more problems.
    • 46:00 Someone to follow

    Episode 13: Building Code Sandbox with Ives van Hoorne Jan 01, 2019
    Show notes

    Recording date: 2018-11-29

    John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa

    Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell

    Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin

    Ives van Hoorne https://twitter.com/compuives

    Resources:

    • CodeSandbox https://codesandbox.io
    • Elixr https://elixir-lang.org/
    • Erlang https://www.erlang.org/
    • Reactjs https://reactjs.org/
    • NPM https://www.npmjs.com/
    • Serverless https://martinfowler.com/articles/serverless.html
    • Unpkg https://unpkg.com/
    • Pupeteer https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer
    • Kubernetes https://kubernetes.io/
    • Redux https://redux.js.org/
    • Cerebral https://github.com/cerebral/cerebral
    • CodePen https://codepen.io
    • Monaco https://github.com/Microsoft/monaco-editor
    • Code https://code.visualstudio.com/
    • Typescript https://www.typescriptlang.org/
    • Flow https://flow.org/en/docs/frameworks/react/

    Someone to follow:

    • Netanel Basal https://netbasal.com
    • Ana Cidre https://twitter.com/AnaCidre_
    • Kyle Matthews https://twitter.com/@kylemathews / Gatsbyjs https://twitter.com/gatsbyjs

    Timejumps

    • 1:00 Mailbag question: Will VSCode editor replace the current editor?
    • 3:01 What is Codesandbox and how did you get into it?
    • 6:30 What kinds of challenges did you face when launching Codesandbox?
    • 10:00 What are you using for serverless functions?
    • 13:10 Why use serverless?
    • 16:10 Sponsor: Nativescript
    • 17:15 Moving away from serverless for some things?
    • 23:10 What do you think of suspense or hooks?
    • 24:20 Why does the world need Codesandbox?
    • 28:00 What does Codesandbox use for linting?
    • 31:00 Sponsor: IdeaBlade https://www.ideablade.com
    • 32:30 What is Codesandbox written in?
    • 35:20 How are the users of Codesandbox using types?
    • 36:20 How do you keep up with the latest versions of software?
    • 41:00 How do you handle concurrent users?
    • 42:10 Someone to follow

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