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Podcast S1E21 with Tim Benniks (@timbenniks): Becoming a Developer Advocate
Learn from Tim Benniks about how he changed from being a director of Web Development into his new role as a Developer advocate
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CodingCatDev Deep Dive: Slack Workspace Theme Customization
Learn how to customize your Slack workspace theme using SlackThemes.net and contribute custom color themes on GitHub.
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Podcast S1E20 with Antonio Lo Fiego (@antonio_lofiego): #100DaysOfCloud
We sat down with Antonio Lo Fiego to talk about #100DaysOfCloud, how it started and what is coming next.
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Podcast S1E19 with Prince Wilson (@maxcell): Teaching Others to Code Lessons Learned
In this episode we sit down with Prince Wilson and talk about his experience teaching at an in person bootcamp.
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Podcast S1E18 with Lauren Lee (@LoLoCoding): Fostering Developer Education
We sit down with Lauren Lee (LoLoCoding) to talk about fostering developer education. We review how Lauren switched from being a teacher to become the Director of Community at Puppet
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CodingCatDev Deep Dive: Cloudinary in Jamstack using Webp
Create a single source for all of your posting needs, using the best format for the browser!
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Podcast S1E17 with Dan Ribbens (@DanielRibbens): Payload CMS
We chat with Dan Ribbens about Payload CMS a self-hosted, headless JavaScript CMS.
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Podcast S1E16 with Sam Bhagwat (@calcsam): Delivering a Content Mesh
On this podcast we talk with Sam Bhagwat, Cofounder & Chief Strategy Officer at Gatsby. We dive into Gatsby 3.0 and why Jamstack is allowing us
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Podcast S1E15 with Shawn Wang (swyx) (@swyx): What's up with Svelte
On this podcast we talk with Shawn Wang also known as swyx. We dive into what is happening with Svelte, the Svelte Society, and Svelte Radio.
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CodingCatDev Deep Dive: Use Firestore to Build Hugo Content
Use a frontend app (Angular), to update a Firestore Backend, trigger Firebase Function, while maintaining git commits, and buld/deploy your Hugo site.
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Podcast S1E14 with Patrick Martin (@pux0r3): Firestore for Unity and C++
We talk with Patrick Martin from Firebase all about game development and how Firebase's Firestore is now available in Beta.
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Podcast S1E13 with Scott Tolinski (@stolinski): Creating a Learning Platform
We talk with Scott Tolinkski of LevelUpTutorials all about his past and why he started his Learning Platform.
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Podcast S1E12 with Joel Varty (@joelvarty): Agility CMS
Joel Varty talks all about Agility CMS. Where DXP fits into the Jamstack.
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CodingCatDev Deep Dive: NPM Tips and Tricks
Adding NPM Globally, setting default values for packages, and stopping the dreaded sudo calls.
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Podcast S1E11 with Jason Lengstorf (@jlengstorf): Moving from WordPress to Jamstack
Talking with Jason Lengstorf about how to use Wordpress to power the backend to any of your Jamstack sites.
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Podcast S1E10 with Aaron Frost (@aaronfrost), Ali Spittel (@ASpittel), Kelly Vaughn (@kvlly), Tyler McGinnis (@tylermcginnis): Creating a Startup
Creating a Startup is hard! Learn from the experts who have created great startup companies. Everything from an LLC to S...
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Podcast S1E9 with Elizabeth Wilson (@TruWil), Brett Fitzgerald: SAFe is SCRUM on Steriods
Chatting with Elizabeth Wilson and Brett Fitzgerald about Agile, SCRUM and SAFe practices when building products.
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CodingCatDev Deep Dive: VSCode Extension Peacock
Subtly change the color of your Visual Studio Code workspace. Ideal when you have multiple VS Code instances, use VS Live Share, or use VS Code's Remote features, and you want to quickly identify your editor.
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Podcast S1E8 with Christy Ennis-Kloote (@EnnisKloote), Zoë Wilson, Elizabeth Bush: Design for Developers
Are you struggling to become a designer for web development? You don''t need formal web development training to be successful. Learn from the design group at OST...




















