Does Not Compute

Special thanks to Hired for sponsoring this week's episode! If you are a developer looking for a job, Hired is a fantastic place to start looking. If you accept a job through Hired they will give you a $2,000 signing bonus. Even better yet, if you use our link at https://hired.com/doesnotcompute they'll double that to $4,000! What are you waiting for? If you've enjoyed the show so far, reach out to us on twitter at @seanwashington and @paulstraw, or join us in the Spec.fm slack community at http://spec.fm/slack! Also, if you haven't rated or reviewed the show yet and you'd like to do us a huge favor, you can do so here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/does-not-compute/id1048731980?mt=2 Things Mentioned Facebook iOS Class List Overengineering The Duct Tape Programmer Cowboy Programmer Drew's blog about building Whiteboard Whiteboard App Days Hours Until - Statamic plugin by Sean Vue Devtools Vue comparison with other popular frameworks

Special thanks to Hired for sponsoring this week's episode! If you are a developer looking for a job, Hired is a fantastic place to start looking. If you accept a job through Hired they will give you a $2,000 signing bonus. Even better yet, if you use our link at https://hired.com/doesnotcompute they'll double that to $4,000! What are you waiting for? Things Mentioned Flaticons - Some badass icons Active Model Serializers - ActiveModelSerializers brings convention over configuration to your JSON generation. Flux & Flux Stores A cartoon guide to Flux Some suggestions on dealing with frustration Exercism.io - Practice your coding skills Project Euler - Project Euler is a series of challenging mathematical/computer programming problems that will require more than just mathematical insights to solve. Ten tips for young programmers We are typists first, programmers second Conversely, We're thinkers first, coders second

Special thanks to Hired for sponsoring this week's episode! If you are a developer looking for a job, Hired is a fantastic place to start looking. If you accept a job through Hired they will give you a $2,000 signing bonus. Even better yet, if you use our link at https://hired.com/doesnotcompute they'll double that to $4,000! What are you waiting for? Things Mentioned Reactive UI's, as explained by Vue I know we talk about Vue.js a lot, so here's a similar idea from React site - Thinking in React Git things Try Git - A really great git primer Tower App - Git Cheatsheet Git gui apps Git Tower Github Desktop Gitup Vim Fugitive (if you're into vim) Mac Keyboard Shortcuts, specifically cmd+shift+/ Alexjs - Catch insensitive, inconsiderate writing Upcase.com - Learn with Thoughtbot Today I Learned - A blog full of useful concepts by @rstacruz Is code for people or for computers? (hint: it's for people) Did you know there's an explore feature on GitHub? Because there totally is and you should check it out.

Special thanks to Hired for sponsoring this week's episode! If you are a developer looking for a job, Hired is a fantastic place to start looking. If you accept a job through Hired they will give you a $2,000 signing bonus. Even better yet, if you use our link at https://hired.com/doesnotcompute they'll double that to $4,000! What are you waiting for? Things Mentioned Timeboxing Pareto Principle - Last 20% of the work = 80% of the work Your mind is like a muscle Sean actually jumping into the cold ocean to gain some mental clarity (as filmed by some random stranger) Drew Wilson's Secret Sauce (aka the tools he knows & uses well because he built them) You don't need to know everything to be a developer The Infinite Toolset, Craftsmanship, and Developer Sanity by Jonathan Cutrell People who want to help you learn: Spec.fm Slack & Slashrocket & Code Newbie A great place to start with javascript: Eloquent Javascript Learn to read the source, Luke (read source code) Backbone Annotated Source Learn ho

Special thanks to Hired for sponsoring this week's episode! If you are a developer looking for a job, Hired is a fantastic place to start looking. If you accept a job through Hired they will give you a $2,000 signing bonus. Even better yet, if you use our link at https://hired.com/doesnotcompute they'll double that to $4,000! What are you waiting for? Things Mentioned and/or Useful Items Rails image management gems: Paperclip, Carrierwave, Refile Imgix - Image management Pkgr - Deploy rails apps via Debian packages Capistrano - A remote server automation and deployment tool Slashrocket - Community focused on learning web development Smoothstate - Make any site one-page like after initial load (aka Pjax or Turbolinks) Animate CSS - A badass collection of CSS transitions and animations that make it easy to spice up your project (responsibly of course) Angular - HTML enhanced for web apps! (really?) React - A Javascript library for building User Interfaces What Backbone developers can learn from React.js Don't

Special thanks to Hired for sponsoring this week's episode! If you are a developer looking for a job, Hired is a fantastic place to start looking. If you accept a job through Hired they will give you a $2,000 signing bonus. Even better yet, if you use our link at https://hired.com/doesnotcompute they'll double that to $4,000! What are you waiting for? Things Mentioned Magic Numbers Community: The Code Inspector Lint your code https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lint_%28software%29 https://github.com/bbatsov/rubocop http://eslint.org/ Programming Style https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_style Communities Spec Slashrocket Sharing Code Gist Intentional Problem Solving: How To Work It Out, Without Google Useful Items Easy SSL certificate installs The Great Suspender Time Boxing One sick ass guitar

About: Does Not Compute is a weekly chat about the lives and workflows of modern web developers, hosted by @seanwashington and @paulstraw This is a test episode to get everything set up in iTunes and get RSS feed running smoothly. Until that happens though, you can listen to Sean and Paul talk about Javascript frameworks such as Vue and react, Web Components, and an experimental site navigation called Zoomable UI. Notable Links surfline.com weather underground API vue.js web components react/jsx JSX Looks Like An Abomination react native zoomable-ui Useful Things vue.js - Yes I know this is linked twice but we really like it and we think you will too sundial - Framekwork agnostic JS date picker