Web Of Tomorrow

In which I talk with Riley Carasquillo, a product manager at HireVue about what product managers do, and how they interact with engineers.

In which we talk with Andrew Jensen, a software engineer at Domo, about hardware + software, Internet of Things, and some projects he's worked on.

In which I talk with Aaron Costley, a software engineer at Amazon, about Angular 2 and why he chose it for his latest project at Amazon.

In which we talk with James Stewart a developer and team lead at Domo, and co-organizer of the Utah d3.js meetup group.

In which we talk about the most influential apps of all time.

In which we talk with Ryan Henricksen about QA (Quality Assurance) and how he got into it.

Frida is a dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers that can help you with reverse engineering and security researching.

In which Riley interviews Dave Smith, a panelist on JavaScript Jabber, and an Engineering Director at HireVue, about how he got into programming.

In which we discuss how we've felt like imposters and some things you can do about it.

In which we discuss how one developer broke the Internet with 11 lines of code.

In which we talk about how to practice your skills with katas on codewars and other sites.

In which we talk about the command line, zsh, and cli apps.

In which we talk about the JavaScript event handlers

In which we talk about the JSON data format, and Firebase, a real-time, NoSQL database.

In which we talk with Laura Leavitt, the UX designer of the year at Domo about her background and different aspects of design.

In which we talk about method chaining and some examples of where you might see it.

In which we talk about what unit testing is and some of the benefits.

In which we talk about how Adam is learning functional programming and Riley is learning React.

In which we talk about how you can build cross platform apps using web technologies with Cordova/Phonegap.

In which we talk about what tech we're thankful for.