Displaying episodes 1 - 30 of 36 in total
Episode 35 - Bit with Debbie O'Brien
Debbie O'Brien is the Head Developer Advocate at Bit. In this episode we discuss workflows to enable sharing components across large codebases, how to make reusable frontend code, and techniques for navigating digital work environments.
Episode 34 - Echobind with Jenn Robison
Jenn Robison is the Director of Engineering at Echobind, a full service digital agency. In this episode we discuss similarities and differences between popular JavaScript frameworks, opportunities for exploring new technology presented by a fast paced agency, the potential for a universal runtime with React Native and Expo, and when to eject from a framework.
Episode 33 - Supabase with Paul Copplestone
Paul Copplestone is the CEO and Co-Founder of Supabase, a PostgreSQL hosting provider for developers. In this episode we discuss building an open source alternative to Firebase, the architecture and open source tools underlying the Supabase platform, how companies can help push contributions back upstream, and the inherent trade off between velocity and stability among open source and closed source projects.
Episode 32 - The Guild with Uri Goldshtein
Uri Goldshtein is the founder of The Guild, a group of open source developers. Each of their libraries is under a person’s name, not under The Guild organization on GitHub. We discuss translating alternative API specifications into GraphQL with GraphQL Mesh, the benefits of using a GraphQL gateway, extending the ecosystem with Helix, Hive, and Envelop, and unconventional approaches to sustaining open source development.
Episode 31 - Fullstack Accessibility with Ben Myers
Ben Myers is a web developer, accessibility advocate, and human T-rex. He is also the host of Some Antics, a weekly educational livestream. We discuss the processes that lead to inaccessible websites, the mental models fullstack developers need to build accessible websites, the tools they can leverage to improve their site's accessibility, how to keep a healthy skepticism towards accessibility focused products, and the necessity of centering accessibility efforts on the experiences of disabled users.
Episode 30 - To Fork or Not to Fork with Brandon Bayer
Brandon Bayer is the creator of Blitz.js. We discuss his recent decision to fork Next.js and continue building with it on a parallel track to Vercel.
Episode 29 - The History of the Jamstack with Brian Douglas
Brian Douglas is a Staff Developer Advocate at GitHub. We discuss the origins of the Jamstack, the creation of the Netlify dashboard, advice for recent bootcamp grads, and how to increase diversity in open source.
Episode 28 - Elements with Chris Mather
Chris Mather is the Founder and CEO of Elements, an application framework and build tool for TypeScript that makes developing apps fun again. We discuss when to build your own solutions, the reinvention of server side rendering, horizontal scaleability through copying, why we should stop being afraid of SQL, and the origin behind the name of the project.
Episode 27 - Open Source Education with Monica Powell
Monica Powell is a software engineer at Newsela, Egghead Instructor, and organizer of the React Ladies meetup. In this episode we discuss how to create free, high quality educational material, the Redwood IDE and structure package, and how to build a more diverse open source community.
Episode 26 - Multilingual Documentation with Claire Froelich
Claire Froelich is a Software Developer at Mintbean and a Core Member of RedwoodJS. In this episode we discuss the inherent complexity of translation, how to approach incorporating internationalization and localization into large scale open source projects, and whether linguistics can ever be captured by numbers.
Episode 25 - Fullstack Serverless with Nader Dabit
Nader Dabit is a Developer Advocate. In this episode we discuss building fullstack applications with AWS Amplify, tools for enabling frontend developers, and the different architectures that can be created in the cloud.
Episode 24 - Plenti with Jim Fisk
Jim Fisk is a web developer and creator of Plenti, a Svelte Static Site Generator built with Go. In this episode we discuss the differences between Svelte and React, how to compare different bundlers including Webpack and Rollup, ESM imports, and the next generation of build tools.
Episode 23 - Tutorial Driven Development with Rob Cameron
Rob Cameron is a web developer, woodworker, and Founding Member of RedwoodJS. In this episode we discuss how to create a useful tutorial, the differences between mocks and tests, and why you should just use Ruby on Rails for solving any problem.
Episode 22 - Fullstack Security with Ryan Chenkie
Ryan Chenkie is a Developer Advocate at Prisma and creator of the React Security Fundamentals course. In this episode we discuss the role of a developer advocate, public versus private endpoints, and the necessity of a fullstack mindset in securing React applications.
Episode 21 - StepZen with Anant Jhingran
Anant Jhingran is the CEO of StepZen, a tool that enables frontend developers to quickly spin up a GraphQL API from a set of backends. In this episode we discuss imperative versus declarative programming, the definition of API management, the challenges of working with complex backend systems, and the unique capabilities of GraphQL.
Episode 20 - Bison with Chris Ball
Chris Ball is the CTO of Echobind and creator of Bison. Bison is a Fullstack Jamstack framework representing Echobind's "Greenfield Web Stack" for creating web applications for clients. In this episode we discuss the origins of Bison, conventions for continuous integration, and the need for differing opinions in nascent ecosystems.
Episode 19 - Building Fullstack Jamstack SaaS with Mike Cavaliere
Mike Cavaliere is a Senior Software Engineer at Echobind. His upcoming book, Cut Into the Jamstack, utilizes Next.js, Prisma, and Vercel to build a photo collaboration app. In this episode we discuss his experience working on a range of client projects and the considerations behind the technology stack selected for the book.
Episode 18 - React Query with Tanner Linsley
Tanner Linsley is a Co-founder at Nozzle, a monitoring tool for reverse engineering Google's Search Engine Results Pages. He is also the maintainer of a suite of open source libraries including React Query, React Table, React Charts, and many more. In this episode we discuss the benefits of sane defaults, data visualization anti-patterns, the challenges of asynchronous interfaces, and why you should dogfood open source tools.
Episode 17 - Writing about Jamstack with Raymond Camden and Brian Rinaldi
The Jamstack Book by Raymond Camden and Brian Rinaldi includes a series of projects that teach how to lay out and generate a site, deploy to the cloud, and add dynamic features like user logins and search functionality. The projects employ a variety of tools including Hugo, Jekyll, Eleventy, and Netlify. In this episode we discuss the evolution of the term "Jamstack," the methodology behind the selection of technologies for the projects, and the book's intended audience.
Episode 16 - Tape.sh with Danny Choudhury
Danny Choudhury is a member of the RedwoodJS Core Team and the founder of Tape.sh, a screen recording and collaboration tool for software teams. We discuss motivations for building with a nascent framework, the power of simplicity in screen capture workflows, the upcoming Redwood prerender implementation, and the cognitive cost of acronym salads.
Episode 15 - Quirrel with Simon Knott
Simon Knott is an Open Sourcerer and creator of Quirrel and SuperJSON. We discuss his various contributions to open source and the company he is building around Quirrel.
Episode 14 - Programming Cultures with Peter Cooper
Peter Cooper is a developer, author, and founder of Cooperpress. We discuss Frontend First vs. Backend First Development, HotWire and the lasting influence of Ruby on Rails, different approaches to personal branding, the potential cultural influence of WebAssembly, and the economics of Open Source.
Episode 13 - Fauna with Brecht De Rooms
Brecht De Rooms is a Developer Advocate at Fauna. We discuss the architecture and consistency guarantees of Fauna, the Fauna Query Language, the origin of the term NoSQL, the problems with ORMs, modeling relations in a document database, and the importance of database developer experience.
Episode 12 - Amplify and DataStore with Shawn (Swyx) Wang
Shawn (Swyx) Wang works on Developer Experience at AWS Amplify. We discuss Amplify, DataStore, the difference between teaching and learning in public, migrating existing projects to AWS, containers vs. serverless, and the endgame of layer 2 clouds.
Episode 11 - Microsoft Open Source with Kim-Adeline Miguel
Kim-Adeline Miguel is a Software Engineer at Microsoft. We discuss her work on the Python extension for Visual Studio Code, how she integrated RedwoodJS with Azure Postgres, Microsoft's ambitions for the Jamstack, and the promise of WebAssembly.
Episode 10 - Nexus and Code-First Schemas with Jason Kuhrt
Jason Kuhrt is the co-creator of Nexus and works on the developer productivity team at Prisma. We discuss the origins of Nexus, how Nexus fits into the Prisma ecosystem, and other contributions Jason has made to Prisma and the broader open source world.
Episode 9 - FSJam in 2021
As 2020 comes to a close, our hosts discuss projects, frameworks, and tools they are looking forward to in 2021.
Episode 8 - FSJam Roundtable with Chris Ball, Brandon Bayer, and (the) David Price
For the final episode of the year, we have representatives from all the major FSJam frameworks! We discuss what happened in 2020, what still needs to be done, and what everyone is looking forward to in the new year. Thank you for listening and we look forward to having you join us in 2021!
Episode 7 - Shipping Web Applications with Dominic Saadi
Dominic Saadi is a RedwoodJS Core Maintainer and Advocate. We discuss his wide ranging contributions to the framework, the importance of state management, why TailwindCSS is the most interesting project in open source, and how web applications can compete with mobile.
Episode 6 - Blitz.js and Fullstack React with Brandon Bayer
Brandon Bayer is the creator of Blitz.js, the Fullstack React Framework built on Next.js. He is a software consultant, digital nomad, and full-time Open Sourcerer. We discuss the origins of Blitz, common deploy targets for apps built with Blitz, authentication, and the importance of community.