Web of Tomorrow 51: Elm in Action with Richard Feldman
Richard Feldman has spent years using and teaching Elm and wouldn't want to use anything else at this point. Learn about why he likes it so...
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In each episode Adam interviews somebody who works in the web world as a designer, developer, manager, advocate, or founder. These are people who have built something awesome or are experts...
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20 of 52 episodesWeb of Tomorrow 50: Soft Skills Engineering - Dave Smith and Jamison Dance
Dave and Jamison host the Soft Skills Engineering podcast. Jamison talks about how he got into coding, and they talk about how they met and...
Web of Tomorrow 49: Jen Luker - Accessibility (a11y)
Jens shares what accessibility is, why it's important for everyone, and how it can increase your business revenue.
Web of Tomorrow 48: Cassidy Williams - Mechanical Keyboards and Scrabble Keycaps
Cassidy is really into mechanical keybards. She talks about how she got into keyboards, some keyboard vocabulary, and the Scrabble keycaps s...
Web of Tomorrow 47: Jason Staten - Teaching at a Bootcamp
Jason talks about his experience teaching SQL at a dev bootcamp and why he does it.
Web of Tomorrow 46: Safia Abdalla
Safia and I talk about how she got into computers, her startup, how she uses pen and paper for productivity, and a recent event where she re...
Web of Tomorrow 45: Why PHP Gets a Bad Rep - Sammy Powers
It's common to hear jokes about PHP being a terrible programming language, but it powers most of the web. I talked with Sammy Powers, host o...
Web of Tomorrow 44: How to Jumpstart Your Career - Kent C. Dodds
Kent C. Dodds has accomplished a lot in a short amount of time in his career.
Web of Tomorrow 43: Side Project Marketing Checklist - Karl Hughes
You don't have a ton of time to devote to your side project. You can use this side project checklist to learn how to actually launch a produ...
Web of Tomorrow 42: Jake Lingwall - Author and Software Engineer
I talked with Jake about being an author and software engineer. He shares his journey of becoming an author and getting selected to have his...
Web of Tomorrow 41: CLIMagic - Mark Krenz
@climagic is a twitter account all about the command line. Mark talks about why he started the account, some interesting things he's done wi...
Web of Tomorrow 40: Emotion - Kye Hohenberger
Kye Hohenberger is the creator of Emotion, a high performance, lightweight css-in-js library. He talks about the benefits of CSS-in-JS and o...
Web of Tomorrow 39: Gatsby - Kyle Mathews
Kyle Mathews is the creator of Gatsby, a blazing fast React static site generator. He talks about why he made Gatsby, why it's so fast, and...
Web of Tomorrow 38: Storybook - Marie Laure Thuret
Storybook is an interactive development & testing environment for React and React-Native UI components. Marie explains why it's useful and h...
Web of Tomorrow 37: Open Source Licenses - Mike Linksvayer
Why should you care about licenses? Mike Linksvayer talks about free and open source licenses, some of the legal issues behind them, and why...
Web of Tomorrow 36: ES6 - Aaron Frost
Aaron Frost and I talk about ES6, a little bit of the history, some of our favorite features, and he explains the benefits of maps and sets.
Web of Tomorrow 35: Board Game Side Project - Out Last: Westbrooke
Nathan Thomson is a UX designer who just launched a zombie board game on Kickstarter. But it wasn't easy. He and his co-designer went throug...
Web of Tomorrow 34: Flexbox and Zombies - Dave Geddes
Want to really master flexbox? Dave Geddes has made a course that will help you do just that. In this episode, I talk to him about flexbox,...
Web of Tomorrow 33: WeVyte and React Native
In which I talk with Blaine Farr, the founder of WeVyte about his app and React Native.
Web of Tomorrow 32: Preact Habitat
In which I talk with Zouhir Chahoud, the creator of Preact Habitat.