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Show Notes
On this weeks show we start off proceedings with Edd’s experience developing and deploying a JavaScript centric application - mentioning an example application he is currently working on to document use of Flux, React, Webpack and Karma. We then move on to highlight the sites hosting switch to Jekyll and S3, and how we have been able to get download statistics back thanks to S3Stat. Following on from this we discuss configuration formats, how Mick was able to get disconnected by his ISP due to his finial year project and Fraser’s exploration into Ionic. Finally, we wrap up the show touching upon the Natural Computation book Edd is currently reading and a couple of interesting developer related shows available on BBC Radio 4.
Show Links
- eddmann/task-app - GitHub
- Cartesian Product in JavaScript - Edd Mann
- Analytics for CloudFront & Amazon S3 - S3stat
- The Cheap Bastard Plan - S3stat
- Clean Coders
- Kong - Open-Source API Management and Microservice Management
- Maven
- yasserg/crawler4j - GitHub
- Gradle
- Are you a robot? Introducing “No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA”
- Douglas Crockford - Go To There and Back Again
- JanVanRyswyck/awesome-talks - GitHub
- The Groovy programming language
- sbt - The interactive build tool
- Sandi Metz
- Sandi Metz - Madam Sandi Tells Your Future
- Sandi Metz - Nothing is Something
- Sandi Metz - Grit & Determination
- Sandi Metz - The Magic Tricks of Testing
- Sandi Metz - SOLID Object-Oriented Design
- Introducing the Accelerated Mobile Pages Project, for a faster, open mobile web
- Accelerated Mobile Pages Project
- Ionic - Advanced HTML5 Hybrid Mobile App Framework
- Understanding Computation
- Functional Geekery Episode 28 - Tom Stuart
- CS Book Club
- PHP 7 Release Timetable
- BBC Radio 4 - Computing Britain
- Finding Ada
- BBC Four - Calculating Ada: The Countess of Computing
- BBC Radio 4 - Codes that Changed the World